Chapter 618
Chapter 618: Reward(4)
“Hey, system, show me the bonus reward,” Aakesh requested the system.
The next moment, a blue screen appeared in front of him, only visible to the duo.
[The quest’s original duration was 10,000 weeks. For the bonus reward, you had to do it in less than 5,000 weeks, but since you have completed it in 2,660 weeks, your reward’s value has increased.
For your bonus rewards, you have the following options:
(I) Upgrade in Panagea*
(II) All types of pills available in the store**
(III) Upgrade in the Training area***]
[* Panagea currently had a time flow rate similar to what it flows in the Primal dimension. After the upgrade, the customers would be able to enjoy a higher time flow after paying the respective cost.
** Currently, the store only has seven types of pills in inferior, medium, top, superior, and Immortal grade, while four types in the Ascendance grade. If you selected this option, the store would start selling every type of pill available in the Primal dimension, defining an increase in the value.
*** The training area currently costs a trillion supreme Primal stones for the Gods & Demons level training area, while a million supreme Primal stones for the Immortal level training area. After the upgrade, there would be types in the Gods & Demons and the Immortal training areas and hence the changes in charges, depending on the benefit it would provide to the customers.]
Aakesh and Lily read the detail put on the screen.
Aakesh couldn’t help but get surprised as the bonus reward was out of his expectations. Even a new product wouldn’t be able to match the value of what he could get from any of the three options in the near future.
Out of the three options, the first option already forced Aakesh to make his choice, but Aakesh controlled himself from hastily making any decision.
Aakesh decided to first learn the extent of the upgrade and then choose his option.
“Hey, system, show me the details regarding the upgrade in Panagea,” Aakesh asked the system.
[Yes, Host!]
Unlike the last time, the system responded this time in its usual mechanical and emotionless voice. The next moment, a new blue screen popped out of nowhere, containing all the details the upgrade would provide in Panagea.
[Panagea Update:
Time flow rate similar to the Primal dimension: 25 inferior Primal stone entry cost; 15 inferior Primal stone per hour stay cost, with only a stay of six hours per day.
Time flow rate 1.5 times the Primal dimension: 25 ordinary Primal stone entry cost; 15 ordinary Primal stone per hour stay cost*, with only a stay of six hours per day(Primal dimension).
Time flow rate two times the Primal dimension: 50 ordinary Primal stone entry cost; 25 ordinary Primal stone per hour stay cost*, with a maximum stay of six hours per day(Primal dimension).
Time flow rate 2.5 times the Primal dimension: 25 top Primal stone entry cost; 15 top Primal stone per hour stay cost*, with a maximum stay of six hours per day(Primal dimension).
Time flow rate three times the Primal dimension: 50 top Primal stone entry cost; 25 top Primal stone per hour stay cost*, with a maximum stay of six hours per day(Primal dimension).]
[* The hour cost would depend on the hours in Panagea, not the Primal dimension.]
Aakesh nodded after looking at the details of what the upgrade in Panagea would provide to the store.
Aakesh understood that this upgrade would be an instant hit. Since many of the store customers were highly ranked cultivators, paying for the three times time flow rate wouldn’t be any difficult for them. Eighteen hours of stay in Panagea every day would do wonders for every adventurer, so the cost would be the least of the concern for them.
Aakesh still didn’t make up his mind and then called out the system for the second option.
Time flew by.
[Training area update:
The Immortal level training area has a time flow rate of a hundred times that of the Primal dimension.
After the update,
Time flow rate ten times the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: ten thousand supreme Primal stones,
Time flow rate hundred times to the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: one million supreme Primal stones,
Time flow rate thousand times the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: one hundred million supreme Primal stones,
Time flow rate ten thousand times the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: ten billion supreme Primal stones.
The Gods & Demons level training area has a time flow rate of a thousand times that of the Primal dimension.
After the update,
Time flow rate ten times the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: ten million supreme Primal stones,
Time flow rate a hundred times to the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: one billion billion supreme Primal stones,
Time flow rate one thousand times the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: one trillion supreme Primal stones,
Time flow rate ten thousand times the Primal dimension: …, Immortal-grade weapon: one quadrillion supreme Primal stones.]
Aakesh nodded as he read the details of the training area upgrade.
Now that he had read about all three upgrades, Aakesh now had to make a decision.
He removed the third option straight away since it was already great for the customers and didn’t need many upgrades.
Aakesh now had the first and second options left with him. The pills were going to be the money-making product for him after the quest rewards, so if the types of the pills increased in every grade, the amount of commission he could earn would grow several folds.
Since the system had said that the upgrade would result in every pill available in the Primal dimension, there would be no absence of buyers for it.
But after thinking for a second, Aakesh also decided against it. The last thing he needed was commission since he already had a large amount of money in his name but not a penny to spend. He neither needed to spend money on eating nor did he have any expenses when it came to luxury, so all the Primal stones he earned from the sale were only getting stored in the system’s space.
In the light of Aakesh’s thoughts, there was only one option left from which he could choose.