Chapter 220: Titans and Hygars
Seeing the man dying, Aakesh stopped the skill, 'Watcher', and the next mont, the screen disappeared.
He had spent quite a sum on the products required to make the badge. Since this isn't a product related to the store, Aakesh had to buy the material from the store at the market price.
But he bargained with the system, and in the end, it offered him more than a 90% discount on the materials because the store's status depended upon the worth of the present. Even still, his total bill ca to be 18 billion supre Primal stones. If he hadn't got a commission from the Gods & Demons level training area, he wouldn't have been able to afford it.
"Hey, system, what do you think about selling my creations to the custors?" He suddenly asked the system in a joking tone.
If the system didn't give him a discount, the total cost of the material would've co to around 200 billion supre Primal stones. It took him around 40 minutes to complete the construction. If he were to sell the badge, it would've cost at the very least 500 billion supre Primal stones, even in the worst case.
Only from forty minutes of work, he made more than twice the amount he would need to spend, even in the worst cases.
[Sure, Host! But you can only do it when none of the custors has to wait for your service.]
The system emotionlessly replied.
Aakesh was only joking, but he never expected the system to agree with his idea since it would be detrintal to the product sold in the store.
"What if the custor stops buying from the store and only buys my created products?" He asked as he had got curious after the system's previous response.
[Host, the custor, would only choose what's best for them. When the custor sees the disparity of the work between the products, they would automatically choose the store.]
Aakesh couldn't help but turn dumbfounded, hearing the coback from the system. If he didn't know that the Yantra race has absolutely no emotions or sense of humor, he would've thought the system played back the joke on him. The best word to describe the Yantra race was apathetic.
Aakesh had no coback, so he fell silent.
"Hey, strange blue person, what kind of products do you sell in this store?"
Aakesh was relaxing on his chair when a new custor entered the store and asked Aakesh in a childlike voice.
He opened his eyes, and a look of surprise appeared on his face. He wasn't the only one, the other custors in the custor had the sa reaction.
The owner of the childlike voice had the body of a snake that had six heads, but only three of the heads had their eyes open. The other three heads were covered in so strange mucus and looked it would take so ti before they opened their eyes and saw the world. From right where the heads popped out were a pair of brown wings, although they were not fully developed. It was a Hygar.
"Did you run away from your family?" Aakesh, instead of answering the boy, expressionlessly asked the child.
The Hygar mothers are known for their overprotective nature toward their children. It would be impossible for any Hygar mother to let her child at the boy's age roam the world alone.
Even though the boy had the shocking cultivation level of Tao Seed, it was still not enough for the Hygars to allow their children at this age to move out of their camp.
"You…you, Ho…how did you know?…"
It was as if Aakesh had touched so raw nerve. The purple scale on the boy's face turned red from embarrassnt.
He was already three years old, but his mother wouldn't let him leave her side. Today, his big sister, who had already opened five heads, and was on verge of opening the eyes of the six heads, helped him by giving him a traveling talisman.
After seeing his freedom only a step away from him, he couldn't stop himself and directly crushed the talisman. The next mont, he sohow had appeared right at the door of the store.
Even though he had never left her mother's side, he still had basic knowledge, so he knew a store sells products, and many people co here to buy them. So he also decided to enter it and experience buying anything in the store.
"Found you!"
Suddenly, an unfamiliar voice rang inside the store.
The boy had a change of reaction, and he slowly moved one of his three heads back, and there he saw his mother standing at the door, glaring at him.
"Hehe, Mother, why are you here? I was only traveling the mortal area."
His voice suddenly took an opposite turn, and the tone turned as innocent as it could be.
Right at that mont, the six hours of the second group in the Panagea got over, so the system forced every adventurer out.
Eris had just left the portal room when his eyes suddenly fell on the two Hygars, and he got prepared for any attack that may co his way right away. The mother Hygar also had the sa reaction as the disguise spell Eris had may have worked on others, but it didn't work on her, and she found it he was a Titan. She also prepared for any attack that may co his way.
Even though the Titans never fought the Hygars for the top race position, but there were minor skirmishes between the mbers of the race from ti to ti. How could every mber of a race that had reign supre over a dinsion for countless years agree with so failed race snatching their way to the top?
The situation for Hygar was different. They may be the strongest race in the Primal dinsion, but they weren't anything in the Sacred dinsion, let alone the third. So when their creator, Garuda ordered them to live in the Primal dinsion, most of the race mbers were happy. Since they loved their rule, and the Titans were the only threat to their rule.
Fortunately for both the clans, they hadn't faced a single death due to their battle, so the situation never took a turn for worse, but the relationship between them wasn't good either.
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