The First Store System

Chapter 982: The Limitless Physique!

"You have yet to grow," Ayriel mocked Elasha and then looked at Ladriel, who now looked pale with fright.

"If you want, I can seal that memory back," Ayriel said, as Ladriel had been with her for as long as she could remember.

Ladriel answered through clenched teeth, "I am fine, your majesty."

"Why do you treat Dragon with such disregard?" Elasha gritted her teeth and asked Ayriel.

Ayriel only looked at Elasha and didn't respond. She then turned around and looked at the store. The next moment, she raised her right foot and stepped forward in the store's direction.

Elasha stood frozen, and her entire body became wet with sweat. The stare from Ayriel was the most dangerous sensation she had felt in her life.

"Don't talk about Dragons in front of her," Ladriel's voice rang inside Elasha's head. It sounded weak.

Elasha could also sense the change in Ladriel's tone this time when she referred to Dragons. She had seen with her own eyes how respectful Ladriel was in front of Aakesh when she became sure of his identity.

'What have I involved myself in?" Elasha couldn't help but think. Her faith in the Dragons was pure without any blemish, so she understood their strength. Her current state was not safe enough for her to deal with anything having to do with them. She wanted to revive her husband, so she needed to stay out of trouble as much as possible.

While thinking, she followed Ayriel, who was now at the gate of the store.

Ayriel's steps didn't pause, and she entered the store.

***

Aakesh was relaxing on his chair when he heard the sound of footsteps coming from outside the store. He opened his eyes to find a group of three people standing outside, and one of them was a familiar face, Elasha.

***

After entering the store, Ayriel ignored the surroundings and looked at the blue-skinned store owner, who was supposed to be a Dragon.

Her eyelids violently trembled as a dangerous sensation engulfed her heart.

'He isn't a Dragon!' She screamed in her heart.

Ayriel's affinity with the Dragons was even greater than that of many of the first Elves. It was as if she was born for Dragons.

It was also the reason she knew what no other Moon Elf knew about their ancestor.

The system acted immediately and cut off the sensation attacking Ayriel.

Aakesh also seemed to know that something had changed quickly because his bloodline turned violent. It was the first time his bloodline had reacted, so he looked at Ayriel curiously, wanting to know what caused such a violent reaction.

"Hey, system, what just happened?" Aakesh enquired of the system because no one knew more about him than it. 𝗳𝐫𝘦e𝘸𝗲𝚋𝓃𝚘v𝘦𝘭.𝑐𝒐m

Although Aakesh was expecting to hear "No sufficient Authority," things ended up being different.

[Host, the girl has the physique of Devas!]

Since Devas had the Limitless physique, Aakesh raised his eyes in surprise. It made their growth unlimited. Other than Devas, only one being ever had this physique, Vritrasura, which almost laid ruin to the three dimensions if not for Deva's interference.

Now, there was a second person with that physique other than Devas. Aakesh finally understood why his bloodline suddenly turned violent.

The Moon Elf in front of Aakesh wasn't aware of her physique, or she would have kept it under control. When she looked at him, her body subconsciously tried to suppress his blood, creating a violent response in his bloodline.

Soon after Ayriel, Ladriel, and Elasha entered the store as well. Ladriel hurried to Ayriel as she sensed the sudden change around her.

"Are you fine, your majesty?" Ladriel asked with a concerned face.

A wry smile spread across Ayriel's face, and instead of answering Ladriel, she turned around to look at Elasha and stated, "He is no Dragon!"

"He is something even more terrifying," Ayriel further added, but she said it so quietly that none of the other two heard it.

Aakesh was the exception since he had the system's help. Aakesh wasn't interested in hearing others' conversations, but Ayriel wasn't.

***

"Hello, store owner!" After the shocking conversation with Ayriel, Elasha approached Aakesh and respectfully greeted him.

"Hello, you are quick," Aakesh answered. Elasha was one of the earlier customers of the store, so Aakesh didn't respond with his silent nod.

Elasha was only an early Divine Transformation, so Aakesh didn't expect her to reach the store this early. William and Elle were top creatures, so for them, it was easy, while for Richard, it was his luck. Elasha, on the other hand, had reached the store.

"I see a new product," Elasha smiled as she pointed at the fourth unlocked room.

Even though Ayriel said Aakesh wasn't a Dragon, the respect Elasha had for Aakesh was still the same, which seemed surprising to her.

Aakesh nodded and then introduced the Beast Summoner Device to her. Elasha looked surprised at the end of the introduction.

"Can I even get a Dragon as a pet?" Elasha asked the first question that rang in her mind.

"Not right now," Aakesh replied.

Elasha nodded in excitement. Since Aakesh said they weren't available right now, that meant they would be available in the future.

"Tell me about the store cards. Are their abilities the same as in the Primal Dimension, or did some things change?" Elasha said while pointing at the card machine.

From the moment Elasha started talking with Aakesh, she seemed to revert to her usual personality, and her heavy heart finally lost some weight.

"There are three store cards available in the store:

Higher Store Card...," Aakesh soon introduced all three store cards to Elasha.

Like William and Elle, Elasha also asked about the weakening of the card's abilities, and soon, she got the same answer as them.

Since Elasha only had supreme Sacred stones with her, she couldn't buy the Ultimate Store Card, and at the same time, 100 stones were her total wealth. It might be a waste of money to spend one hundredth of it on only a card.

Even though one hundred supreme Sacred stones sounded great, considering their purchasing power in the Sacred Dimension, Elasha knew better than others that no amount of money was enough in the store.