In a shallow small cave a man wearing animals skin with a short messy black beard and wild black hair sat in front of warm fire occasionally feeding the amber dried leaves while also cooking large rabbit meat that was impaled by a wooden stick.
To the right of the man there was a long wooden spear with a sharp rock at its end connected through thick plants vines.
And to his left was a extremely ugly clay vase with basic herbal medicine inside.
The man took the rabbit meat which was badly cooked with uneven heat distribution and took a bite of it.
The man savoured the meat before looking to a empty space.
[Name: Leon (Self chosen)
Age: 7 days (biological age 20 years)
Race: Human
Tier: 1
[Innate Abilities: [Store] (Partial ownership), Slow self healing (C), Danger sense (S), High intelligence (S), Long endurance (S).
[Store credit: 1.79
[Skills: Fire making (B), Basic english (D), Basic herbal medicinal arts (S), Basic craftsmanship (S)]
<Reminder: Ranks are just to show how useful Abilities and Skills are to the current life level Tier, they do not show actual power, when some skills go below F in their usefulness they will not be shown>
[Ability: [Store]
Rank: None
Currently mastery: (7% ownership) Partially summon the function of [Store], please complete quests in order to gain greater ownership.
Effect: anything can be bought or sold through [Store]]
Although Leon still didn’t fully understand what anything can be bought or sold fully mean he still was able to use the [Store] basic faction to sell some of his prey and mental energy to buy all of his skills.
Through the entire week Leon firmly experience the might of the [Store], from the now much more delicious food brought to him by “Fire”, to the beautiful words he could now easily use to articulate himself, and the most important life saving medicine and the knowledge as to which food he can and cannot eat that came with the skill.
But curiosity still dominate Leon, and after spending a week making sure that [Store] was completely safe Leon allowed himself to be bold.
“What is the price for the [Land].” Leon asked tge empty air, and soon he received a answer.
[Item: The [Land]
Traits: [Eternal] [Indestructible]
Price: ∞ (Insufficient credit)]
Leon paused in his thoughts for a moment as he looked at this strange 8.
The meaning of which was immediately transplanted into his mind.
This was a symbol that represented [Infinity].
Before coming to any conclusions the clever Leon immediately checked another thing.
“What is the price for the [Sea].”
[Item: The [Sea]
Traits: [Infinite] [Fluctuating]
Price: Arevakhach (Insufficient credit)]
<Unfortunately I could not manage to show it here so I would explain it.
In medieval Armenian culture, the Armenian eternity sign, the Arevakhach symbolized the concept of everlasting celestial life, the closest thing to eternity that I could manged to find a symbol to that wasn’t Infinity, please Google it for visualisation or check my comment> Read this novel at g.com for the best experience.
Soon the information that this symbol represents eternity appeared in Leon mind.
Making him think.
‘The price for the [Land] is [Infinite] and the price for the [Sea] is [Eternity]’.
The implications for such a thing were not yet apparent to Leon.
Finally Leon check three more times.
[Item: The [Star]
Traits: [Transcendent] [Ever Changing]
Price: X (Unknown if credits are insufficient)]
[Item: The [Void]
Traits: [Absolute] [Order]
Price: X ([Miracle])]
[Item: The [Sky]
Traits: [Encompassing] [Maintenance]
Price: 0 (Insufficient credit)]
It was the [Sky] that surprised him the most.
If it cost 0 credits then why couldn’t he buy it?
But soon the answer become clear the 0 on the sky price represented absolute 0, something he still didn’t understand.