The First Store System

Chapter 551: Journey to the End(7)

After reaching the end of the fire section, Aakesh stepped into the next area.

As soon as Aakesh stepped in, a silent thunderstrike welcomed him.

Aakesh was expressionless as before the strike could even touch him; he crushed it using pure physical power.

Aakesh then took another step forward, and this time two thunderstrikes welcomed him.

Similar to the previous situation, no sound originated from the strike. If not for Aakesh’s reaction speed being even quicker than the thunder, he wouldn’t have known what had hit him.

Aakesh destroyed the two thunderstrikes with ease and took another step forward. With every step Aakesh took, the number of thunderstrikes doubled.

And it was all that while Aakesh couldn’t take a step more than a meter once since the restrictions he had faced on the first step returned.

Time flew by.

When Aakesh completed his twenty steps, the number of thunderstrikes attacking him at once crossed the threshold of a million strikes.

When thirty steps, the thunderstrikes crossed the mark of billion strikes at once.

Even though the number has reached such an extent, Aakesh stayed unaffected. He didn’t even have to activate the Counter Shield to defend. His physique and raw power were enough to crush them. It was just that the amount of time taken by Aakesh to take another step increased.

Each thunderstrike had enough power to burn an initial Immortals, so their power was no joke. But for Aakesh, who had crossed that threshold even before entering the portal, it didn’t worry him. In fact, the last thing Aakesh worried about was quantity since he had entered the world.

When Aakesh took his fortieth step, the number of thunderstrikes had crossed the mark of trillion strikes. Still, each strike had a strength around an initial Immortal, so Aakesh expressionlessly destroyed each thunderstrike coming his way and proceeded forward.

When Aakesh completed his fiftieth step, the thunderstrikes finally had a change. Going by their doubling every step Aakesh took, they should have crossed the mark of a quadrillion strike, but instead, only one thunderstrike welcomed Aakesh.

This time there was an increase in the strength of the thunderstrike. It now had enough power to burn an intermediate Immortal to ashes but less than a late Immortal.

Aakesh couldn’t help but get surprised seeing the sudden change. According to what the trial showed at the moment, the strongest intermediate Immortal had enough strength to win against more than a quadrillion initial Immortals.

It was something even Aakesh was unaware of before today, but since the knowledge was nothing valuable for him, he stopped thinking about it and crushed the thunderstrike just like the last time.

Time flew by.

When Aakesh took another fifty steps, totaling a journey of hundred steps(hundred meters), this time, the thunderstrikes didn’t have any change.

When Aakesh crossed the one hundred and tenth step, the thunderstrikes finally had another change.

This time, more than a quintillion thunderstrikes, with each having enough strength to burn an intermediate Immortal to ashes, joined together to form a single thunderstrike. It had enough power to vaporize a late Immortal into ashes.

Time flew by.

It has been an hour since Aakesh entered the thunder section.

His fight with thunderstrikes was still going on, as more than a sextillion strikes, with each having enough power to burn a peak Immortal with the pseudo divine physique to ashes.

Aakesh still didn’t have to defend himself by the shield as even the mightiest peak Immortal with the pseudo divine physique would only have a power of a hundred million Primal Units, which was less than what Aakesh had gained in the world over the past forty-six years.

From this, Aakesh could see that even when all the peak Immortals in the Primal dimension combined their strength, they wouldn’t be able to harm an inch to the Void beasts, let alone him, who had long surpassed even the combined power of the Void beasts.

More time flew by.

The number of thunderstrikes only increased, and their strength also grew severalfold.

After walking for more than ten km, Aakesh finally stepped out of the area of thunderstrikes.

After exiting, Aakesh deactivated the shield around him. For the last km, the strength of each thunderstrike had reached around seventy percent of his power, and when the number of strikes crossed the mark of googol, Aakesh had no choice but to cover himself with the shield.

(A/N: 1 googol= 10 to the power of 100.)

As soon as Aakesh stepped out of the area, a punch spanning thousands of km welcomed him.

If the punch hit Aakesh, it would have vaporized him, but for some reason, Aakesh didn’t even attempt to defend himself and let the strike come over.

“WHOOSH!”

The punch tearing through the air finally reached Aakesh. For some reason, the strike passed through Aakesh’s body without affecting him.

Aakesh had his eyes on the ground as he suddenly kicked the air in front of him.

“Ugh, how did you find me?” A voice filled with shock and pain rang in the area.

Aakesh ignored the voice and took a step forward, appearing ten meters ahead the next moment. The restriction he had on him in the thunderstrike area had disappeared.

Aakesh took several steps, and in less than a split second, he reached the area from where the voice had rung a moment earlier.

Aakesh then bent down and picked up something.

If Lily were to be here, she would’ve seen nothing in Aakesh’s hands, but if Autumn or Katrina were to be here, they would have seen a purple-skinned humanoid creature with an ant shell attempting to bite Aakesh’s fingers.

Even though the creature was this minuscule, it didn’t mean it was weak. It had strength equivalent to the Void beast.

It only had one move, and it was the punch.

The punch was one of the strangest and yet one of the mightiest moves known to the Sacred dimension, and it was exclusive to the ant-like humanoid creature.

The ant-like humanoid creature belonged to a race called ‘Miniman’.

It only had one skill, and that was to release a punch.

It was a strange move as those who didn’t fear the strike or thought it was a fake attack wouldn’t even have a scratch. Those who doubted the reality of the strike for even a second would get vaporized.