Ransh couldn't help but feel slightly emotional looking at that empty land. His fortune changed the day he decided to co here with his small group of friends.
His friends were also there in the crowd, as they had now beco lackeys of Ransh. They could also feel the significance of that mont.
What Ransh achieved today was a more significant mont than what they collectively got at that ti.
Everyone seed to be aware of the mont, so the entire area had turned silent, waiting for what Ransh wanted to do. Only his family mbers knew why Ransh asked people to move aside.
Ransh took a deep breath and decided to stop wasting ti. The next mont, a card appeared in his hand, and using that card, he marked the area of twenty square ters. Following that, he cut his finger and bathed the card with his blood.
The card devoured ten percent of Ransh's blood in less than a second. It then stopped since the card had turned the sa color as the blood. Ransh then threw the card to the marked area.
The next mont, the card exploded into light dots, and a fog arose from nowhere. The fog disappeared as quickly as it had appeared.
The crowd couldn't help but gasp in shock as a majestic building appeared before their eyes. It had the sa color as Ransh's blood.
It was a single-story building in a small area of twenty square ters, but despite that, it looked no less than a majestic villa.
The gate was directly connected to the building, and it opened up on its own, hurrying for its owner to co inside and check it.
Ransh couldn't help but beco shocked since he could sense that feeling.
'The house is alive!' He yelled in his heart. He then stopped acting surprised since anything related to the store couldn't be simple.
The hurriedness of the house infected Ransh as well, so he didn't waste any ti and walked inside. The family wanted to follow Ransh inside, but an invisible barrier suddenly appeared and blocked them from going inside.
Ransh didn't notice that, as when he entered the house, he seed to have teleported to a different world. From the outside, it was a small building, but from the inside, it was truly like a majestic villa.
Suddenly, light dots began to gather, and a blue panel appeared before his eyes.
The panel contained the details of his residence. According to it, his residence was only Level 1 at the mont.
Since it was Level 1, it had thirty rooms, a large living area, and a big automatic kitchen. It was the basic anity.
The kitchen surprised Ransh as he didn't have to bring ingredients, and the kitchen would have the dishes he wanted to eat. He just had to say it, and the food would be prepared for him.
On top of the basic anities, the house also had cultivation anities.
There were three cultivation rooms. One was an upper-grade Level 1 cultivation room, one was middle-grade, and the last one was lower-grade.
The upper grade was reserved for the house owner only, while Ransh or his family could use the other two.
The difference between the grades had to do with the elental richness of the room. Even a lower-grade room needed an elental environnt richer than a True God level cultivator.
Other than the cultivation room, there was also a training room. Ransh and his family could test their skills or learn combat in the training room. There would be puppets available for combat. The highest level of puppet would depend on the owner's cultivation.
The number of cultivation rooms would grow when the house would level up. To level up, Ransh needed to fulfill only two requirents.
The level 1 house could be leveled up to level 2 after working in the store for fifty years, and it would cost three million ultimate Sacred stones. Your journey continues at empire
After learning about the residence, it was ti for Ransh to decide who would be living with him. There were thirty rooms; one was the master room, so only twenty-nine rooms were left.
Unfortunately for Ransh, he couldn't change the chosen residence to benefit everyone in his family. Once selected to live in the residence, no new family mber could replace them unless the forr died. The situation would last till the owner of the house remained unchanged.
He imdiately decided on the ownership of five rooms. He started with his group of friends, so how could he forget them once he beca known?
They were a group of seven friends in total. One was Ransh's crush, so he decided it was ti for his marriage. Since she would live with him, he needed only five rooms.
Unfortunately, only family mbers could live with him, so he decided to marry his sisters to his three male friends and his brothers to his two female friends.
Those who married his friends would also beco eligible to live in the house, so he decided to choose five of his most talented siblings or cousins. He didn't worry about his family refusing since things like love were immaterial before the material benefit.
There were still twenty-four rooms left, so Ransh decided to leave four to his pregnant uncle and siblings. The remaining twenty rooms would be divided between his uncle, aunts, parents, and siblings.
He then turned around to tell his family about his decision when he was confused to find he was alone inside the house. He then walked outside and asked his family only to apologize to them.
He then shared his decisions with his family and, at the sa ti, chose the five chosen ones who would marry his friends.
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Unaware of the troubles Ransh was going through, Aakesh started the training. With his senses closed, he chose his weapon and then the fixed training area.
The next mont, a space portal erged and sucked him inside. His senses imdiately returned, and he found himself standing in the familiar battle arena. The weapon he had picked that day was a sickle.
(Chapter End.)
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