Chapter 223: Test
The arrival of darkness brought the end of the light. The system forced the last group in Panagea out. There were still those custors who hadn't bought anything in the entire day but were ditating in the store since the energy present in the store was endless and was also the best environnt for ditation/cultivation.
Aakesh told them to leave, and he was the only one left in the store a short ti later. Since the closing and the opening of the store were manual, Aakesh closed the store and brought the end of another day in the store's life.
"Hey, system, should I let people ditate inside the store?" He asked the system since it was the system that made the rule for the store.
He had no problem with people ditating inside the store, but he was running a store here, not a ditation area. If he were to sell the ditation hour in an environnt like the store, he would earn a lot of money. And also, the majority of the people who ditated inside the store didn't buy a single store product and cultivated for the entire day free of cost.
[What do you suggest, Host?]
Instead of telling him what to do, the system asked him to provide suggestions.
Aakesh knew it was the system's test for him. From the start, the system's goal has always been to make him the most prominent store owner in the Multiverse, and his goal behind doing this was to learn everything about him. Both of their goals were linked, so Aakesh did what the system said.
But the system knew if Aakesh continued doing whatever the system told him to do, he would never beco the most outstanding store owner. He would always be soone who followed everything a system told him to.
Aakesh thought for a mont and then answered the system, "I think we should only allow those people to ditate, who were waiting for their entry into Panagea."
Allowing others didn't make any sense since the store had an excess of products to cater to everybody, and no custor would need to wait hours to buy, unlike the Panagea, which has limited virtual portals.
[Great suggestion, Host!]
The system complented Aakesh in an emotionless voice.
The next mont, the rule board had an addition, and a new rule appeared on the bottom, "ditation only allowed for the custors waiting for their entry into Panagea. Breaking this rule would grant you a warning for the first ti, banned entry for a week if the rule got broken for the second ti, and blacklisted if the rule got broken for the third ti."
Aakesh then conversed with the system for a while regarding other things in the store.
It was finally ti for Aakesh to enter the world of Panagea and check his status. Yesterday after completing the class quest, he had left the world of Panagea because he didn't have the ti to see, and there was less than an hour left before the opening of the store.
He went to the portal room, and his eyes fell on the Panagea leaderboard. There were still only two adventurers on the list, him and Evelyn.
Evelyn was at the second position with Level 17, while he ruled the leaderboard with Level 30. Having completed the class quest yesterday, he got a boost of 10 levels.
He then found the nearest virtual portal and entered it. A suction force stronger than anything sucked him in, and the next mont, he appeared in the town of Bristol.
Since he had left the area right away without even waiting for the system's announcent, he was still in the town of Bristol in a jungle where the land had gotten red from the blood he had spilled yesterday.
{Adventurer, you have successfully completed the class quest since none of the ten candidates you had selected fell in the war.}
The next mont, a blue light engulfed Aakesh, and he could feel the changes his body was having due to the increase in level.
Since it was not only an increase of ten levels but also the evolution of the lifeform, it took so ti for the breakthrough to end.
After several minutes, the blue light finally disappeared, revealing a new Aakesh. He had been in a human body until the end of the quest, but now he returned to his original unknown racial physique.
Since it was the system's creation, he didn't feel even a little bit uncomfortable even when he was a human, but returning to his original physique still made him happy.
Aakesh decided to check his status, but before he could do it, a white light engulfed him, and the next mont, he appeared in the jungle from where he had left for the class quest.
[Congratulations, Host! You've beco the first adventurer to gain a unique legendary class.]
The voice of the system rang inside his head, congratulating him right after he appeared in the area around Wolfden.
He thanked the system and then called out the status screen. He wanted to see the improvent in his stats and the new skills he had gotten.
The next mont, a blue screen with golden fonts appeared in front of him, containing all his details.
Personal Status:
Na: Aakesh,
Race: [*****],
Gender: Male,
Lifeform: Rare,
Class: Watcher,
Level: Level 30,
HP: 2000/2000,
Energy: 2000/2000,
Physical attributes:
Strength: 201 ( 150),
Agility: 201 ( 150),
Intelligence: -0-,
Endurance: -0-,
Comprehensions: Hand fighting (100%), Archery (100%), Swordsmanship (100%)...
Skills: Wolfbane, Ability-Learning, Universal-Eye, Fortune-Eye, Elent Immunity…
Aakesh couldn't help but get surprised by seeing the growth in his stats. His HP and energy capacity had grown from 500 to 2000, more than a thousand units growth, while both his strength and agility had increased by more than 100 units.
His lifeform had also evolved from Ordinary to Rare.
The reason for such explosive growth in attributes was due to the evolution of the lifeform and the class, 'Watcher'.
The class Watcher would give an increase of 100 units in HP and energy with an increase in each level. The evolution in the lifeform gave him an additional 500 units of boost.
The legendary classes gave an increase of ten units with each increase in level. Since Watcher was also a legendary class, it did the sa. The evolution from Ordinary to Rare also gave an additional boost of 50 units in strength and agility.. It made his strength and agility cross the mark of 200 units.
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