The First Store System Chapter 697 A New Day with New Customers(4)

Chapter 697: A New Day with New Custors(4)

Living at such a level from being an Emperor in the Primal dinsion took a ntal toll on him. Its effect was so wild that he sold all the assets he had earned in the last thirty thousand years just to return to the Primal dinsion after the epiphany.

Charles didn’t even care about the consequences as the worst that could have is he would have to restart his journey in the Sacred dinsion with no assets. He couldn’t go any down than this, as his thirty thousand years worth of saving allowed him only to buy an inferior broken traveling talisman.

An inferior grade talisman would have allowed Charles to live in the Primal dinsion for thirty years of the Sacred dinsion ti(Thirty thousand years in the Primal dinsion), and it would have restricted his cultivation to interdiate Immortal level.

But the broken one could only allow him a stay of around ten years in the Primal dinsion. Fortunately for him, the strength limit didn’t see any reduction as only the rune required to maintain the stay in the Primal dinsion got damaged in the previous owner’s hands.

Charles had no choice but to buy it since it was the only one he could afford. Without wasting much ti, Charles activated the talisman and traveled to the Primal dinsion.

Even Charles didn’t know how long it took him to arrive in the Primal dinsion since he couldn’t put his finger on the specific ti of his exit from the Sacred in the Primal one.

Since George had been an Emperor of the Pocoso Empire, his traveling to the Empire made sense. But before he could made up his mind, the actions he had taken over the past unknown amount of hours finally ca to him.

Charles couldn’t help but have his face turn pale from fright after seeing himself standing in the Primal dinsion. The next mont, he thought of slapping himself in anger.

Selling thirty thousand years’ worth of saving just for ten years of stay in the Primal dinsion made no sense to him, no matter what he thought. What made him further angrier was the fact that he couldn’t cultivate in the Primal dinsion. At the sa ti, he was at the rcy of a peak Immortal in the Primal dinsion.

His strength was Interdiate Immortal, and with all the concepts and physique he got from ascending could only help him defeat a late Immortal at most. In front of a peak Immortal, Charles was none other than an ordinary human, which would take just one breath from the being to destroy Charles.

Charles then took several deep breaths and finally cald his pounding heart down. He now only had two choices. First, he could use the talisman to return to the Sacred dinsion, and second, he could stay and investigate why did he get such an epiphany.

. It didn’t take him long to think of the correct choice. Returning to the Sacred dinsion without gaining anything after selling all the assets he had earned after Charles’s hard work made no choice. Only an idiot of a supre caliber would think of it as a good choice. Since Charles wasn’t one, he decided to stay here and investigate.

The next question arose in his mind whether he should et his descendants or not.

Soon, the answer appeared in his mind. After taking a single look at him, he couldn’t gather the courage to go there. Before ascending, he had heard tales of his ancestors living beautifully well off in the Sacred dinsion. Only after ascending did he find out that it was nothing but a bunch of lies to make more descendants ascend just so the previous ascenders could get so slave labor.

Around seven people in Charles’s family had ascended before, and when he reached there, only one was alive at that point.

Fortunately for Charles, the second ancestor to ascend had died before his ascension. His second ancestor was a greedy lunatic who sold the following five descendants to an organization just for so money. If he was alive, Charles would have also beco one of the laborers and would have died doing that.

Thanks to the first ancestor, he found out about that. Unfortunately, he was also no saint as he refused to help Charles stabilize himself in the Sacred dinsion.

Rembering all these stories, Charles couldn’t gather any courage to move forward. After a few seconds, he decided against it.

The next mont, he went to the nearest market and spent freely. The exhilarating feeling Charles got from all his spending was impossible for him to explain.

Charles was only poor in the Sacred dinsion, but here even a single lowest quality Sacred stone was worth more than several million, if not billions of supre Primal stones.

As for where he converted the currency, he didn’t.

Charles just stole from the people and spent it freely. The majority of his expenses went to the intel organization for learning the events over the past thousand years.

Charles set such a tifra as he believed that sothing happened in these thousand years that had made him get the epiphany.

Charles then found out about the mysterious store and its mysterious products. Charles sensed that his epiphany had sothing to do with the store, so without wasting any ti, Charles went to the store.

Before leaving, Charles used a disguising skill to change his face and aura since he could co across any of the mbers of the Pocoso Empire after learning about the popularity of the store.

Since he was an Immortal, it only took him a few rounds of teleportations to follow through to the address given by the intel organization.

Charles finally stood in front of the gate of the store. A question mark arose in his mind after seeing the building next to the store. There was nothing extraordinary about it except for it being close to the store.

Charles then directly entered the store, ignoring the eye and ear blocking. He had already gotten that information from the information he bought, so he didn’t waste any ti getting curious about it.

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A/N: Sorry for taking the sudden leave yesterday without informing. I had gotten busier than expected and didn’t even get the chance to write a single chapter. I would make for the loss in two to three days at most. At the sa ti, before the month’s end, I would also publish the three absent chapters from the mass release.

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