1268 A New Day for the Store(15)
Chapter 1268: A New Day for the Store(15)
As soon as Theodre saw the skill, he imdiately focused on the description section. As the skill's effect was to gather fire energy quickly, there were bound to be side effects.
Theodre heaved a sigh of relief when he saw that the side effect was what he had expected and not sothing major.
Theodre didn't have to think twice about whether to choose the skill. Even though the price of the skill was the total sum of the forr two skills, he didn't care for that amount at all.
Theodre then returned his focus to the counter in front of him. Now that he had found the supporting type skill, it was ti to return to the sequence.
He then reached into the last row of the third shelf, representing the God level of Movent type skill.
When he pulled his hand out, there was a skill card in his hand.
Theodre's jaw almost dropped in astonishnt as he read the details of the skill. His heart was urging him to choose the skill imdiately, but his mind asked him to wait.
Theodre stood there in a dilemma for so ti, but in the end, he decided to go with what his mind was saying.
Theodre had been doing things based on his mind, so he chose to keep going that way.
He then returned the card, and when he pulled his hand, there was a new skill card in his hand.
He hadn't been able to find a chosen skill in a few attempts, and the situation continued for that ti as well.
After several reaching and pulling out skill cards, Theodre finally found the skill he had been waiting for.
[Na: Blazing Warp
Type: Movent
Level: God
Cultivation Level: Early to Peak Supre God
Effect: Transcendent teleportation through the manipulation of fire
Description: The user harnesses the elental essence of fire to achieve unparalleled speed and agility in movent. This skill grants the user the ability to transcend physical limitations and teleport instantaneously through the manipulation of fire energy.
The use of the skill demands exceptional concentration and energy control, as it requires precision and focus. Repeated or excessive use of the skill may result in exhaustion.
Price: Three hundred thousand supre Sacred stones.]
Theodre looked in astonishnt at the details on the card. It was an exceptionally powerful skill.
It was known to the majority of the cultivators that every elent had so facet of every elent in existence.
The skill pulled out by Theodre was one such skill. It contained the elent of space and allowed the user to teleport through fire energy.
Theodre returned his focus to the counter since he had received four of the five types.
Theodre reached for the top shelf, representing the combination type.
When he pulled his hand out, there was a skill card in his hand. The situation seed to be different than earlier, as when he looked at the details, he imdiately fell in love with the skill.
[Na: Resilient Embrace
Type: Combination (Supporting and Defense)
Level: God
Cultivation Level: Early to peak Supre God
Effect: Unleashes a fusion of healing and defensive abilities through the embodint of fire
Description: The user combines the elental forces of fire with the rejuvenating powers of healing and the impenetrable defenses of fire. This skill allows the user to embody the essence of fire, granting them unparalleled healing and defensive capabilities.
The activation of the Resilient Embrace requires imnse concentration, energy control, and deep attunent to the essence of fire.
Price: Nine hundred ninety-nine thousand supre Sacred stones.]
Theodre was sowhat hoping for a healing skill in addition to defense, and that was what the [Resilient Embrace] offered.
It was the most expensive of the lot, but it was expected since it was the combination of two already expensive types.
There were skills with combinations of more than two types, but Following that, Theodre had summoned all five types of skills. Now, experiencing them was left.
since Theodre's mind and heart both were in favor of the skill, he decided not to pull another skill and choose it.
Following that, Theodre had summoned all five types of skills. Now, experiencing them was left.
Theodre was like a heaven-sent custor for Aakesh since he would earn tens of thousands of ultimate stones from him in commission.
Theodre joined the queue for the semi-pillar, waiting for his turn.
Even though only one second passed in the store while custors experienced the skill, the sheer number of them made the waiting ti sufficient.
Theodre had more than a thousand custors in front of him, so he had to wait for several minutes before he finally reached the semi-pillar.
Theodre had two choices left with him. The first was to experience the skills one by one, and the second was to experience the combined effect of the five skills.
The price was the sa for both choices. Fortunately for Theodre, money was the least worrying factor for him.
Theodre decided to select both instead of choosing any of the two choices. He would first experience the skills one by one, and then he would also experience the combined effect of the skill.
Theodre decided to experience the skill in the sa sequence he had pulled them out, so he placed the [Inferno Obliteration] skill card into the respective compartnt.
The next mont, Theodre found himself in a different environnt.
He stood in the middle of a battlefield with several enemies around him. They were ready to attack Theodre.
Theodre felt chills crawling down his spine as he was t with those brutally chilling stares from his enemies. He would have imdiately run away if his body had been under his control.
The enemies started charging at him while he stood there still. Theodre began to panic, forgetting that it was only an experience at that mont.
He scread in his heart to escape the battlefield. As the enemies ca nearer, the pressure on him similarly grew.
At one mont, he felt as if the entire dinsion was weighing on him, pushing him down.
His body still hadn't acted and stood still while the enemies were already in range of a mile from him.
As soon as the last enemy entered in the range of one mile, Theodre acted and his body moved for the first ti.
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