The First Store System

Chapter 471: Conjectures!

Aakesh stopped ramming Apocalyptic Blast into the center of the crown after it looked almost breaking in half.

One more strike and the crown would crack into several pieces, resulting in the spider's death.

The spider's screams came to a stop as Aakesh jumped down its head, but when he jumped, he grabbed the spider's head and slammed it to the ground.

The head wasn't as sensitive as the crown for the spider. So except for some discomfort due to the sudden slamming, the spider didn't feel anything more.

"How did you come here?" Aakesh asked as it was now time for him to ask questions about this world.

The spider couldn't understand the sudden change in Aakesh's action, so it silently gawked at him, resulting in Aakesh creating another energy ball in his hands.

Seeing the dark energy ball in Aakesh's hands, the spider's already pale face turned paler as it knew what would be its result after another of his strike.

"I... I will answer," The spider pleaded.

"I was born here," The voice rang in the area as the spider's mouth was several times larger than Aakesh, despite both being on the ground.

At the same time, the spider attempted to heal its crown by transferring half of its energy since the unbearable pain would continue as long as it stayed in the same situation.

Unfortunately for the spider, Aakesh's attack contained elements of destruction and Nihility, so any point of energy that attempted to heal the crown got destroyed.

The spider similarly didn't want to depend upon the mood of the blue-skinned man in front of it, so under the ground, all its 108 legs started gathering. They stopped a meter away from the part below Aakesh's feet so as not to make him aware of it.

The humiliation the spider had faced today would be unbearable for it, so it wanted to kill Aakesh at any cost.

If the spider got even a tiny chance to go ahead, it would create 324 blasts at once and run.

Aakesh's judgment to not leave the net and fight when the spider reached close to him proved to be correct since each leg of the spider had the ability to create three blasts at once. If Aakesh were to face 324 such explosions at once, survival would be a foregone conclusion unless he took the help of the system.

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A surprised expression appeared on Aakesh's face as the Three-colored Crown Spiders were exclusive to the Sacred dimension, so how could they stay here?

"Hey, system, does this area belong to the Sacred dimension?" Aakesh asked the system. Since he had an encyclopedia of knowledge like the system with him, why wouldn't he take its help?

[No, Host!]

The next moment, the system answered in its usual mechanical and emotionless voice.

"Does this area belong to the Primal dimension?" Suddenly a question emerged in his mind, hearing the system's answer, so he decided to satisfy his curiosity by asking the question.

<br/>[No, Host!]

'As expected,' Aakesh thought as the same thought had emerged in his heart after the system's answer.

"Hey, system, is this area its own dimension?" Aakesh asked. This conjecture had emerged in his heart for the reason behind the spider, who was born with divinity to be here and then not even have the peak strength of a Void beast.

[Yes, Host!]

As expected, Aakesh's conjecture turned out to be correct.

The world he was in didn't belong to any dimension, but it was in a different space altogether.

After his conjecture turned out to be correct, another question emerged in Aakesh's heart, and it had nothing to do with this world but with him and the store.

"Hey, system, what's the time difference between the Primal dimension and here?"

After asking the question, Aakesh hoped that the time rate was quick here, not the Primal dimension, as he had to maintain a store that wouldn't open on its own and sell products.

[Host, the time difference between the Primal dimension and these words is 1,000,000:1.]

A surprised expression appeared on Aakesh's face as the time difference between the Primal dimension and this world is the same as the difference between the Primal dimension and the third dimension.

At the same time, Aakesh also heaved a sigh of relief. He could now freely travel here for years and still would be able to exit the world and open his store the next day.

'The things have become more interesting,' Aakesh thought in his heart as a new conjecture appeared in his mind, and this time, he was confident in it.

Similarly, a feeling of excitement appeared in his heart as it was the first time he would do things that had nothing to do with the store since the moment he opened his eyes. The reason for Aakesh's excitement was that he was not the most powerful here, so he could now prove why Aakesh was superior to others unless he got bored of doing it.

"What's the name of this world?" Aakesh returned his focus to the spider and asked.

"A world? What's a world?" A confused expression appeared on the spider's face as it didn't know what the world meant.

"What's the name of this place you're standing on?" Aakesh asked, simplifying his question.

"Oh, this. It's spider den," The spider answered as if it understood what the blue-skinned man wanted to ask.

Aakesh stayed silent for a few seconds, hearing the answer since he didn't know what to say.

"Do you know the name of the nearby places?" He asked, breaking his own silence.

"Yes," The spider answered and then started sharing the names of the places near it.

The more name Aakesh found out, the more surprised he became.

The spider den was the name of the area in the control of the Three-colored Crown Spiders, and it wasn't the only spider living here. There were several of them, while the spider answering Aakesh's question was the queen and ruler of this territory, spanning billions of miles.

Similar to the spider den, the nearby area's names were defined by their owner.

Aakesh finally found a piece of valuable information about there being a ruler to whom the beasts around here paid tributes. Aakesh decided his next target to be the ruler as they must know more about this world than the spider.