938 The Fifth Product(6)
Chapter 938: The Fifth Product(6)
Judiaah stepped out of the weapons room, with Kora following him one step behind. They both had cheerful expressions as they held their respective weapons.
Kora bought a spear since he used spears, while Judiaah bought a bow since he found it to be the most appealing weapon in the room. If not for the store restricting the sale of a weapon to one sale per customer per month, Juidiaah would have bought one from all the sections.
“Store owner, I want this bow,” Judiaah requested Aakesh, showing the bow to Aakesh.
Aakesh glanced at the bow. The next moment, all its details appeared in his head.
“You need to pay seven thousand ordinary Sacred stones,” Aakesh told Judiaah.
The bow Judiaah chose was the most expensive item in the store across all currently available categories, despite it not even being peak Lesser grade.
The bow Judiaah was holding was a beautiful work of art made from rare and expensive materials. Despite its impeccable appearance, it didn’t satisfy the price asked by the store.
What made the bow expensive was the skill embedded in it. There was a top-tier rare skill added to the bow.
Judiaah had already read about the price, so he wasn’t surprised after hearing such a high price. Since Judiaah now owned a card, an automatic message appeared in his head, asking whether he wanted to pay the store directly from the card.
Judiaah chose yes, and the store deducted seven thousand stones from his store card. Judiaah soon heard another message informing him about the successful payment.
Aakesh also heard the system’s voice in his head, and then he told Judiaah about the sale’s completion.
Judiaah nodded and placed the bow in his artificial world. He then pushed Kora ahead.
Kora also chose an expensive spear in the available category since Judiaah wasn’t concerned about money once he decided to groom Kora as his subordinate.
Judiaah used his store card to make the payment, and Kora bought the sword he wanted. In the next instant, the store card had another eighty common Sacred stones taken out of it.
After the weapon’s purchase was successful, Judiaah chose the cultivation arts room as his next target.
Judiaah didn’t need to worry about himself since he already had one from his family, but Kora didn’t have one. Since Judiaah would never share his family’s cultivation art with Kora, he decided to buy him one.
After Judiaah and Kora entered the cultivation arts room, Aakesh closed his eyes, hoping that Judiaah would make the sale. The quest had been stuck at one level for the past several days, and the earlier the requirements were fulfilled, the better for the store and him.
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“See if you like any cultivation arts,” Judiaah indifferently ordered Kora.
Without waiting for Kora’s response, Judiaah also delved into the shelf. Since there was still some time left before his Panagea’s turn, he could spend some time here, checking cultivation arts.
Kora exclaimed in shock after hearing Judiaah. Getting the sword worth eighty ordinary stones was already like a dream for him, but now the good times weren’t coming to an end. He could even buy cultivation arts, which stopped many cultivators from ever achieving the Divine Lord level.
“Is it a tragedy or a fortune for me to become his slave?” Kora couldn’t help but mumble in a soft voice as he stared at Judiaah, studying a page he had taken out of the shelf.
Kora then took a deep breath and also extended his hands toward the inner shelf.
pAn,D a-n0ve1,c-o-m Time flew by, and around forty-seven minutes passed in a flash.
“Master, what do you think about this?” Kora asked Judiaah for the umpteenth time after taking out another cultivation art.
Kora had lived his entire life in poverty. He didn’t even know who his parents were as they had thrown him after his birth. So he did not understand what cultivation art was better for him. Since things were like this, Kora decided to take Judiaah’s suggestion.
At first, Judiaah was angry with Kora for disturbing him, but as time passed, he became numb and began checking the cultivation art taken out by Kora without any issue.
After Kora gave him another cultivation art, Judiaah placed the one in his hands on the top of the shelf and took the page from Kora’s hands.
Kora’s eyes suddenly got larger as he read a familiar title on the page.
“How could this be?” Judiaah couldn’t help but scream in shock after finding that the cultivation art taken out by Kora was the same as his family-owned art.
Judiaah couldn’t understand how the store could sell their family cultivation arts when the family had never released it to the outer world.
For a moment, the thought that someone from the royal family had betrayed the Arboria family appeared in his head, but he soon vanquished that thought.
It wasn’t that someone leaked it outside; no one could do it. When any member of the royal family obtained the cultivation art, all members were required to sign a contract in the presence of Cosmos Contract Beast.
There were many stories of cultivators trying to kill the Cosmos Contract Beast to remove the chains, but there had been no successful example of such.
Once an agreement was sealed in front of the Cosmos Contract Beast, which many people believed to be from a different dimension than this one, there were no chances of it ever being broken.
Kora was taken aback by the sudden scream of Judiaah. He couldn’t help but take two steps back and look down at the ground, as the memory of getting his foot crushed was still evident in his mind.
Everyone in the store would have heard it if not for the barrier in each room preventing any sound from entering inside or leaving outside.
Judiaah made surprisingly long strides for such a small man out of the cultivation art room with the page in his hand. His face looked red as he wanted an answer from the store owner.
“Store owner, how can you have my family’s cultivation art if we have never revealed it to the outer world?” Judiaah asked Aakesh while his breathing was rough from anger.