The First Store System



Chapter 1171: Training and Panagea(1)

Ding!

The bell rang, announcing the start of the one hundred eighty-fifth battle.

Roar!

The chimera creature roared and charged at Aakesh. At that moment, the creature's height had grown tenfold compared to what it looked like in the first stage. At the same time, the creature now had eight pairs of hands.

The newly generated hands also had weapons, but they weren't Warhammer. The two newly generated hands had two gigantic swords, with the handle alone being taller than Aakesh.

The two swords came slashing at Aakesh.

Aakesh was calm as he aimed the bow toward the creature. When the string touched his ear, he stopped stretching it and released the generated arrow.

Whoosh!

The arrow flew, tearing through the air at the opponent.

Clang!

The next moment, a loud clanging sound rang as the arrow clashed with one of the Warhammers.

The next moment, another arrow came, and then another one.

In no time, Aakesh turned the chimera creature into a porcupine. But it wasn't the end.

Roar!

The chimera creature roared in anger, and the next moment, the countless arrows that pierced through every body part began to melt. In no time, it turned into vapor and disappeared.

The injury signs were still visible, but the chimera creature felt no pain. The fourteen Warhammers carried by it started to glow, while its hands began to combine.

Soon after, only three out of sixteen hands remained. Two were carrying swords, while one carried the gigantic Warhammer.

Aakesh sensed a slight danger from the Warhammer, so he attacked.

As he stretched the string, the arrow started to appear, beginning with its tail feathers.

The arrow shaft was square-shaped, while the arrowhead was like a zigzag kunai. On the tip of it, there was a tiny flame that seemed like it would disappear with even a slight air blow.

Whoosh!

As Aakesh released the bowstring, the arrow flew toward the creature, tearing through the air.

At that time, the chimera creature also threw the gigantic Warhammer at Aakesh.

Boom!

The next moment, a loud, booming sound rang on the battlefield as the two weapons clashed in mid-air.

At the same time, the chimera creature pounced on Aakesh with its two swords slashing down at him.

The next moment, Aakesh shot a flurry of arrows, re-turning the chimera creature into a porcupine.

The result of the clash in the air also started to appear. The arrow seemed like a streak of hair in front of the Warhammer, but the result of the clash went differently.

The arrow was not only pushing back the Warhammer, but it was also damaging it.

Boom!

Soon after, the arrow passed through the Warhammer, and in the wake of it, it exploded, and only dust remained in the air while the arrow flew toward its opponent.

Puchi!

What other ordinary arrows failed to do, the attacking arrow pierced through the creature's skin like it was nothing.

Thud!

The creature crashed to the ground with a loud sound, and its eyes turned blank, while in place of its chest, only a large hole remained.

The next moment, a blue light washed over the entire arena.

Time flew by, and soon it was time for the two hundredth battle.

The battle was still going overwhelmingly on Aakesh's side, so Aakesh had some interest in knowing how much he would be pushed to fight in the 200th round.

Ding!

The bell rang, announcing the start of the battle.

The creature's hands had now grown by two more pairs, totaling ten pairs of hands. Seven pairs carried warhammers, while the remaining three pairs carried swords.

The chimera creature's strength had grown severalfold, as had its agility and reaction speed.

The creature didn't charge toward Aakesh like in earlier battles, and it instead began the battle with a skill.

As it swung the warhammers, waves of lights started to appear around the weapon.

The next moment, a wave of light charged at Aakesh, trying to engulf him.

Aakesh shot arrow after arrow and turned the attack to nothing while also shooting arrows to attack the creature.

The creature had expected Aakesh to get over the attack, but it had already prepared for its second attack.

It slashed its swords. The next moment, sharp waves charged at Aakesh.

The result was the same as the last time, but suddenly the creature appeared right behind Aakesh and smashed its Warhammer.

The scene looked like Aakesh would be crushed in the weight of the Warhammer, but nothing of such sort happened. Aakesh casually brought his bow, blocking the Warhammer, and also shooting an arrow.

The arrow wasn't ordinary, as its arrowhead was cylindrical like a hammer.

Boom!

The next moment, the creature's Warhammer exploded into dust, and similar was the fate of the arrow.

The chimera creature seemed to have anticipated the result, so it wasn't much of a surprise. It immediately attacked again, this time, using the collective weight of all Warhammers.

At the same time, its veins had popped out, releasing whatever strength it had in the smash.

Aakesh's eyes grew cold as the attack caused his senses to tingle. He aimed his bow at the flurry of Warhammers coming toward him and released the bowstring.

The arrow was a skill he had gained in earlier rounds.

The next moment,  a wave of energy erupted as Aakesh released the string, the arrow flying toward the creature.

The space seemed unable to bear the pressure leaking from the arrow, and it began to crack in its path.

The chimera creature's eyes violently expanded and a sense of life-threatening danger attacked its body, making a chill crawl down its spine.

BOOM!

The next moment, the arrow exploded, sending shockwaves toward the Warhammers.

The chimera creature was knocked back with eight of its hands vaporizing from the attack.

Time flew by, and it was time for the two hundred fourth battle.

With the win in the last round, Aakesh crossed his best record, winning the 202nd round with a sword.

The last battle was tough to win, but Aakesh won in the end with some injuries across his body.

Aakesh's eyes were cold as he looked at his opponent. The battle was going to be challenging, to say the least, since just from standing there, the chimera creature made Aakesh's senses tingle.