The First Store System

Chapter 1414: An Urge!

Grosal didn't need cultivation arts since he was already at the peak of cultivation in the dimension.

He already had the best skills he had trained to their peak, and there were very few figures who could fight with him on an equal footing, let alone win.

Pills and weapons were of no use to him due to their low level, which left beasts and the training area.

Beasts were of no use to him, but since they could grow up to either match his cultivation or become useful subordinates, that was on his mind.

The training area was helpful since it wasn't a fight between high and low levels but between cultivators at the same cultivation level.

It was now up to him to decide what product to go for first. His decision was then immediately made since the thinking capabilities of a Sacred Creator were immensely high, and they could make decisions that would take Sacred Monarch years to comprehend.

"I will buy the beasts," Grosal said, and Aakesh introduced the product in detail to him in response.

"I will go then." Grosal bid adieu to Aakesh and proceeded toward the beast's room.

When he walked inside the room, he nodded in appreciation, seeing the numerous beast murals painted on the wall.

Despite being a Sacred Creator for billions of years and having vast knowledge at his disposal, he failed to recognize many beasts on the wall. The majority of the beasts he recognized belonged to the category of immensely popular beasts known in all three dimensions.

There were two pillars in front of him, and he could buy one beast each from the two devices. For him, there was no difference between a Divine Lord and a Supreme God level beast.

The inner world of a Sacred Creator was on the same level as the Primal Dimension, with its inhabitants ranging from ordinary beings to Sacred Monarch level cultivators. Keeping that in mind, he didn't need to buy any beast from the store at all unless it was a tremendously powerful Sacred Monarch or Sacred Creator level beast.

Despite that, he chose to buy a beast from the store. It had to do with the sudden urge rising in his heart after he heard the basic introduction of the products. Since there was no power difference between the beasts summoned from the two pillars for him, he decided to use both devices.

There was a large queue in front of the first pillar, so he would have to stand in line for more than an hour. Since he couldn't take advantage of his cultivation and prestige in the store, he had no choice but to stand and wait for his turn.

While waiting for his turn, he used different tricks to make his fortune reach as high as possible. The store owner had informed him that the summoning depended on fortune, and since he was a diviner, he had some tricks in his arsenal.

If not for serious repercussions due to divining the store, Grosal wouldn't need to use any tricks. Every Sacred Creator had the greatest fortunes around them at all times.

Time kept flowing, and Grosal finally reached his turn.

He didn't waste any time and immediately pressed the summoning button. The next moment, the square sections lit up and began to rotate at an unprecedented speed. Three seconds later, it came to a stop, and a beast appeared on the screen.

It wasn't an unfamiliar beast since there was rarely anything in the Sacred Dimension that Grosal didn't know about. The next moment, a card formed out of nowhere and flew into his hands.

Grosal didn't immediately focus on the card's content but scrutinized the material used in the card's creation. It was material that Grosal had never seen before in his life.

After listening about Panagea, it didn't surprise him much, and he stopped thinking about it, bringing his attention to the card's content.

The beast was of peak Divine Lord level and had the ultimate quality, but Grosal didn't like its details much. Since Grosal was a divination user, he hoped to get a beast related to that field.

Since the beast didn't belong to that category, he returned the card without even reading the complete details. He then pressed the button again, initiating the second round of summoning.

Three seconds later, a familiar beast appeared on the screen. Grosal didn't show as much disinterest as earlier since he recognized the beast, and it belonged to the path of divination.

The next moment, the card flew into his hands. He caught it and began to read the content on it.

[Name: Star Tortoise

Type: Beast

Race: Tortoise

Quality: Ultimate

Element: Divination, Earth, Star

Cultivation: Peak Divine Lord

Characteristics: Astral's Reflection

Detail: With a gaze into the stars, the Star Tortoise can reveal glimpses of an upcoming fortune or tragedy, using its life essence as the cost.

Risk: Once the skill is activated, the creature will be in deep sleep for three thousand years to recover.

Ability:

1.) Nebula Ward: The Star Tortoise can create a protective nebula around itself, reducing incoming damage and negating harmful status effects.

2.) Stellar Barrier: The Star Tortoise forms a barrier of condensed stardust, deflecting incoming ranged attacks and providing cover for allies.

3.) Comet Crash: The Star Tortoise summons a celestial comet to crash into enemies at a 100 percent hit rate, dealing significant damage and leaving a lingering astral burn effect.

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8.) Astral Serenity: The Star Tortoise enters a meditative state, gradually restoring health and cleansing allies of negative effects over time.

9.) Stellar Divination: The Star Tortoise possesses an ancient connection with the stars, allowing it to read celestial patterns and unveil small glimpses of destiny.

Card Description: The Star Tortoise is a formidable creature. Its attributes of earth, star, and divination make it an immensely valuable ally. This card can be used to summon a powerful monster capable of dealing massive damage with a 100 percent hit rate to its opponent as well as supporting its allies. Use it wisely, and watch your opponents fall before the might of the Star Tortoise.

Price: Ninety-eight hundred fifty supreme Sacred stones.]

Grosal suddenly stopped as he began reading the details on the card.

(Chapter's End.)