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Lazy Wafula willed the shop's interface window. He saw that the shop was displaying the very same three items that the system came up with, nothing had changed. He knew that if he wanted more items to show up on display, he would have to upgrade the shop but he was not going to do that right now. He bought a teleportation chance worth ten energy points and teleported back to Shirenje town.

He found himself in the house that he had rented it recently. The good thing was that his rented house was very close to the main town so, he would not be held back for some things that he would need in future.

Lazy Wafula was not in a hurry. He sat meditatively in the living room and willed the shop's interface once again.

Condensed spiritual energy, that was the item that Lazy Wafula bought with ten energy points. Just as usual, he used the condensed spiritual energy to purify his blood energy. Lazy Wafula came to know that the condensed spiritual energy on display at the shop only worked much better in purifying the level one blood energy in his dantian and as for the level two, the condensed spiritual energy crystal was purifying it so slowly.

"Nakba, is there a more potent condensed spiritual energy crystal that is more effective than the one on display right now?" Lazy Wafula asked with anticipation.

_"Beep"

_"Affirmative."

_"There are so many levels of condensed spiritual energy, it just depends on whether you have enough energy points to buy the commodities. What you will need to do first, is to upgrade the shop and then the condensed spiritual energy crystal sold will be upped on the same level depending upon the level that you have upgraded the shop to."

Lazy Wafula was speechless, everything he needed from the system would need him to spent energy points. It was like the system was telling him that if he didn't kill the beasts, then there was nothing that he could buy from the system's shop. The system was too conceited.

Lazy Wafula was not in a hurry to upgrade the shop, he just bought several condensed spiritual energy crystals worth fifty energy points. After absorbing the energy in all those crystals, the blood energy in Lazy Wafula's dantian was completely purified.

Lazy Wafula then decided to check on his gains that he obtained after killing the Cavern Cats.

In his soul space, there were so many beast souls of the Cavern Cats. both the level one and level two. Lazy Wafula clicked on the container where one of the Cavern Cat's soul was and its information surfaced.

[ Beast soul of a Cavern Cat ]

[ Nature of the beast soul - weapon ( knife ) ]

The information on the interface was as simple as that.

"Nakba, what can I do with all these beast souls?" Lazy Wafula turned to Nakba for ideas.

_"Beep"

_"Host can integrate all the beast souls of the Cavern Cats to make a single weapon which is a more powerful than just a single one. But if host thinks that the beast souls of the Cavern Cats are not useful to him, Host can sell the beast souls to his fellow cultivators in the shelter." Nakba advised.

"Can I sell the beast souls to you also?" Lazy Wafula again thought of an idea. If Nakba was able to buy these beast souls, then he would not have to worry about energy points anymore. Lazy Wafula didn't ask the thing about integrated weapons because after he saw one displayed in the shop, he had asked about it and found that the beast souls of the beasts of the same species could be integrated to make a single powerful weapon.

_"Beep"

_"Negative."

_"The beast souls of the Cavern Cats are too mediocre and they are nothing in front of real experts. Furthermore, the system's shop only sells and does not buy. The shop is not out of stock, you should know that."

Very cold water was again poured on Lazy Wafula's head by the system. But it was expected, the person behind his system was a lord. How could a lord fail to kill a few Cavern Cats so that they could put their beast souls in stock? Him asking to do trade with the system was truly stupid because he had nothing good to offer to the system. He was truly looked down upon, here.

"Sure" Lazy Wafula answered simply.