The First Store System

Chapter 1650: The Store in the Primordial Dimension(1)



Chapter 1650: The Store in the Primordial Dimension(1)



Chapter 1650: The Store in the Primordial Dimension(1)


"Host, are you ready for the ascension?"


"Yes!"


Aakesh responded straight away, glancing at Lily and Khaval. The three looked excited and nervous.


[Destination: Selected,


Store: Created,


Transfer: Ready to activate.]


[Transfer initiating... 1%...5%...10%...]


The system continued sending a few more announcements. When the transfer initiation reached the 100% mark, a white light swallowed Aakesh, Lily, and Khaval.


The next moment, the three of them disappeared from the store. Before disappearing, Aakesh and the other two looked around for one last time, reminiscing.


The three had many memories here since Khaval was hatched in the Sacred dimension.


As the trio disappeared from the store, the store turned to darkness as if it was wishing farewell to its owner.


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The Primordial dimension,


In the scale of existence, the Primordial dimension was only second to the fourth dimension where Devas resided.


In fact, the first beings born after Devas lived in the Primordial dimension. It had antiquity, strength, and countless civilizations.


If the Sacred dimension were to be compared to an ant, the Primordial dimension could be called an immortal.


There were worlds in the Primordial dimension that could store the entirety of the Sacred dimension, and yet, they might not be considered anything more than a tiny village.


There were beings in the Primordial dimension that could devour the entirety of the Sacred dimension, and they might feel nothing, as if they had eaten just a small piece of bread.


If the Sacred dimension is a heaven, the Primordial dimension is beyond heaven.


There were countless races and beings in the Primordial dimension, but unlike the Primal and Sacred dimensions, there were races that ruled the former as their territory, with the majority of the races only subservient to them.


The class divide in the Primordial dimension was wider than the other two. It was a jungle where only the strong thrived, while the weak became just the firewood for the fire the strong controlled.


The two races that stood at the top of the food chain were Asuras and Yakshas, with the former being slightly stronger than the latter.


Now that Vritrasura had returned to the Primordial dimension, Asuras had become the strongest race, with Yakshas falling somewhat short.


Of the two, Yakshas controlled around thirty percent of the total surface area in the Primordial dimension, having countless races, beings, and territories under their control.


Kingdom of Solmeryth, Namaris City,


Namaris was one of the most prosperous cities in the Kingdom of Solmeryth due to its strong commercial influence.


The city stood at the intersection of several transport routes, so merchant caravans, spatial ships, cultivation organizations, noble families, and travellers from different regions regularly passed through it.


The hierarchy of the Primordial dimension could be seen in how the Namaris city was controlled by a race called Myrathi, the subordinate race of Seraphel that ruled the Kingdom of Solmeryth.


The Seraphel were a subordinate race of the Dravaks that ruled the world, with the latter being subordinate to the Elyndari, the race ruling the galaxy.


The Elyndari were the subordinates of the Varkhans that ruled the supercluster in which that galaxy existed, and then the Varkhans were the subordinates of Aetherions, a powerful race that controlled the universe.


Aetherions weren’t the end of hierarchy, as they were one of the many subordinate races of the Yaksha race. So the wealth flowed from bottom to top.


The members of the Yaksha race might not know that a Namaris city existed under their controlled territory, but the members of the Myrathi race knew they were subordinates of the Yaksha race.


Namaris was built around a central commercial district, with several enormous roads extending outward, connecting to those transport routes.


The city architecture combined Myrathi craftsmanship with the Seraphel architectural traditions like every other city in the Kingdom.


The Myrathi buildings were generally characterized by geometric structures, polished materials, and great spatial efficiency, while the Seraphel influence was visible in the grand plazas, luminous towers, ceremonial buildings, and protective formations.


The city was divided into several districts, with the most prominent being the central commercial district; then there were the golden district, common resident district, noble district, and cultivation district.


"City lord, we have a shortfall of three thousand Primordial crystals this month."


Vaerith couldn’t help but frown after hearing Myzara read the city’s finances to him.


Vaerith was the city lord of Namaris, chosen by the twelve Myrathi families to lead them. If he failed to pay the taxes this month, his position would be in jeopardy.


Even though the Myrathi were the rulers of Namaris, it was only until they paid their taxes to the Kingdom of Solmeryth on time.


The twelve families wouldn’t think twice before impeaching him.


As the city lord, he was responsible for taxation, public safety, transportation, licensing, commercial disputes, and maintaining the city’s formations. But the most significant was taxation.


If he continued paying the Kingdom on time, everything was fine, but if he failed, he would have to face the wrath of those officials.


"What is making you so worried, city lord?"


Suddenly, a voice that Vaerith didn’t want to hear rang in his ears. As he looked up, he saw the last person he wanted to see at that moment.


Before him stood Zorveth, the royal representative of the Kingdom of Solmeryth.


Even though Zorveth also belonged to the Myrathi race, he disdained associating with them, as his wife was a member of the Seraphel race, the royal race of the Kingdom.


It wasn’t that Vaerith was disgusted by Zorveth’s actions to choose another race over his, but he envied him.


No such thing as race pride existed in the majority of the races in the Primordial dimension. When it existed, rivers of blood flowed as the strong races massacred everyone who even thought of challenging them.


If Vaerith were to be given a choice, he would rather become the son-in-law of Seraphels than become a city lord despite having tangible power in his hands.


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