The Omnistore System

After climaxing inside Viana’s throat, Kevin returned to Keyara’s room but found it locked. He called out for her to open it but received only a simple message in response: “I’m not in the mood.”

Realizing he had been lied to, Kevin felt annoyed. His annoyance grew when he went to Viana, who also seemed to be in a bad mood. “Fuck off. I don’t want to do this anymore. You can tell anybody anything you want,” she cursed at him, her frustration evident.

Now rejected by both girls, Kevin’s chance of softening his hard penis vanished. Cursing in his mind and making plans for what he would do to them tomorrow, he wandered around the ship as he wasn’t feeling sleepy yet.

The bad mood he got from getting blue-balled was gradually improving as he looked around the ship. He visited malls to buy some gifts for his sister and mother, choosing items that they would like as well as some that he would enjoy seeing them use.

Emerging from a suspicious pink-colored shop adorned with voluptuous ladies’ pictures, he grinned from ear to ear. “Mom’s gonna love it,” he said as he made his way toward other shops.

All of the shops and other establishments either belonged to Emporium or were affiliated with them. And being a member of Emproium, Kevin received quite a good discount on his purchases.

As he shopped around here and there, he stumbled upon a street stall selling rocks, crystals, and some wooden items.

Intrigued, he stopped to look at them. The items only had code names like ‘4VFX6871d’, with no descriptions of their uses, just their names and prices.

Upon a bit of investigation, he found that all the products here were ones that didn’t have any known use or hadn’t been discovered yet, making them like a sort of lottery.

But Kevin smirked as he looked around them and said inwardly, ‘System, check this for me.’ Having read all the books he got from the system and learning about many cultivation treasures, he needed to perform some experiments to verify if these items were among them. However, he couldn’t do so without purchasing them first.

It was fortunate that the shops still accepted Cherno as currency, as he had a lot of them. However, it didn’t mean he was going to spend them carelessly. So, the next best thing on his mind for finding something valuable here was the system.

But it also came with a problem. The items he checked with the system had to be sold by the system if he purchased them, and they couldn’t be used by him. There were many loopholes he could take advantage of, but currently, he was just planning to buy the items to sell at the store, so he didn’t care much.

Putting a hand on a large chunk of bluish metallic ore with some red in it, Kevin triggered the appearance of the system panel in front of him, displaying the item names, prices, and grades.

[Item: Crimson Vein Alloy

Tier: Immortal

Level: -A

Price: 4000 Omni tokens x 1Kg]

‘Fuck.’ Kevin exclaimed inwardly as he looked at the price tag. It was a staggering 400,000 in units, which translated to about 200,000 Chernos, considering 1 Cherno was equivalent to 2 units.

What’s more, the original price of the ore was a measly 500 Chernos per kilogram, which still seemed like a lot compared to what he had now.

His eyes gleamed with greed as he gazed at the ore, but he refrained from buying it immediately and instead went to explore other items, this time touching the crystal ones.

[Item : Ice shards of Kamela

Tire : Earth

level : C

Price : 300 Omni tokens]

The sky-blue, shiny crystal, each the length of a finger, was beautiful to behold. However, with names like “Kamela,” Kevin was intrigued. The name suggested that the shards came from an entity or place called Kamela. If it’s from an entity,Kevin wondered how powerful they could be that even small shards from such them could be considered Earth-grade cultivation treasures.

As he looked around at many more products, he noted some with good profit margins in his mind. Without purchasing anything just yet, he made his way off.

Not because he didn’t want to, but because he first had to research them – what they were used for, etc. Some of the common Earth-tier ones he knew from the book “100,000 Common Ores Found in the Miyar Continent” by Texlta.

For the other ones, he had to do some research, which he couldn’t do without access to the Stargate, the worldwide network of this world. Unfortunately, it didn’t work in Chernbog Den, so he first had to go outside to get a connection. Fortunately, the ship was soon going to be out in just an hour. Until then, he could look around some other shops.

Kevin wanted to buy all the things he liked, mostly the “Crimson Vein Alloy,” without any research. However, he refrained, knowing he could only sell them if he knew their purpose and value. With the price of 400,000 Omni Tokens, he was sure it would be quite useful, but he didn’t want to risk losses. Besides, it wasn’t as if it was going to sell anytime soon.

The stall keeper mentioned that some of the items had been there for years, so he could afford to wait a while.

Kevin settled into a cozy corner of the restaurant, enjoying the anticipation of the ship’s departure from the den. The restaurant had large windows that offered a breathtaking view of the outside sky, which looked beautiful in the perpetual night of Den.

As he waited, Kevin ordered himself a hearty meal, savoring the delicious flavors and soaking in the ambiance of the restaurant. The soft glow of the restaurant’s lights mixed with the twinkling stars outside created a serene atmosphere, calming his mind and allowing him to relax.

Finally, he spotted a grey-colored giant liquid wall in the periphery, and he couldn’t help but grow excited. After two months, he was finally going to see the world outside.

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