After seeing the luxurious space at his new place, the current apartnt felt cramped.
He looked around slowly taking note of the couch, the television, the bed, he kitchen appliances... pretty much, everything he owned.
Moving all of it would normally take hours.
He walked over to the couch and placed his hand on it when an idea popped into his head.
"...Wait."
He frowned thoughtfully.
"What if I tried that...Could it work on furniture?"
West focused slightly, ntally targeted the couch with his hand still placed upon it.
For a split second nothing happened... and then...
WHOOSH
The couch vanished.
West looked down at the empty spot where the couch had been in awe.
"...No way."
He opened his inventory and sure enough... there it was.
[Item Stored: Living Room Couch]
West burst out laughing.
"You’ve got to be kidding ."
He walked over to the TV and touched...
WHOOSH
Stored.
Next ca the coffee table, then the dining table and chairs...
They vanished into his inventory one after the other.
West couldn’t stop grinning.
His system inventory had always been used for items he found in the ruins. He had no idea he could use it to store regular stuff till now.
"This is insane."
He moved through the apartnt like a vacuum cleaner touching bed fras, mattress, kitchen appliances, shelves, cabinets...
Every item he could lift or touch was stored instantly.
The apartnt began emptying rapidly... until suddenly—
[Inventory Full]
West stopped.
"...Seriously?"
He opened the interface and noticed that all the slots were filled.
He looked around the apartnt realizing he barely reached the halfway point.
There were still several pieces of furniture and other stuff left.
He scratched the back of his head.
"Well... that’s annoying."
Then another notification appeared.
[ Would you like to expand inventory space? ]
×
West raised an eyebrow.
"...Expand?"
He tapped YES.
Imdiately another notification popped up.
[ -2000 Cuck Points Deducted ]
West winced in disbelief.
"...That’s expensive."
A new notification appeared in the next line.
[ 30 Slots ]
West nodded slowly.
"Okay... that’s actually worth it."
Thirty extra slots was huge.
He imdiately resud collecting items.
More furniture disappeared, bookshelves, kitchenware, bedroom cabinets, lighting stands.
Within another ten minutes, most of the apartnt had been cleared but eventually the inventory filled again.
West glanced around, noticing that few items were still left behind.
A large wardrobe, so heavy boxes and a few smaller appliances but he shrugged.
"Good enough."
Whatever remained could be handled later.
"I’ll just send Gor’thala and Seraphyra tonight."
They could carry the rest easily.
With a satisfied expression, West locked the door and headed toward his new apartnt building after checking taking a bunch of precautionary asures to ensure he wasn’t followed.
---
The luxury tower looked even more impressive at night.
Soft golden lights illuminated the lobby and the elevator ride upward felt smooth and quiet.
On his way down the hallway toward his apartnt, West passed several residents.
A couple walking their dog, an elderly man returning from groceries, a young woman carrying shopping bags...
West gave polite nods as he walked.
He suddenly heard loud voices echoe from one of the nearby apartnts.
"...You never listen!"
"You’re exaggerating again!"
West glanced toward the source of the argunt.
A man and a woman stood outside their apartnt door arguing loudly.
The man looked furious while the woman looked equally irritated.
The mont she noticed West approaching, her expression softened slightly.
She was quite beautiful with long brown hair and elegant features.
Her slender figure was wrapped in a casual ho flower patterned dress.
West stopped briefly to greet his neighbours.
"Good evening."
The woman smiled politely.
"Good evening."
West took her hand gently and gave a playful gentlemanly kiss to the back of it.
"Pleasure eting you, I’m West, your new neighbor."
"Nice to et you West, I’m Mrs Richards," she responded gleefully.
The husband imdiately turned red with rage.
"HEY!"
But before he could say anything, the wife shot him an annoyed look.
"See?"
"You should learn to be more like him. A gentle man."
The husband looked like he might explode while West simply smiled calmly and continued walking and waving.
"...Goodnight..."
He reached his apartnt door and unlocked it.
The mont he stepped inside, the massive empty space greeted him again.
West walked to the center of the living room before opening his inventory.
"Alright. Ti to unpack."
One by one, items began reappearing across the surroundings.
Couch, table, television, kitchen appliances, beds...
Furniture quickly filled the apartnt but West didn’t bother arranging anything.
Instead he snapped his fingers and three summoning circles appeared.
Gor’thala, Seraphyra and Aurethia Sol’Vael materialized inside the apartnt.
Seraphyra looked around the luxurious space with interest.
"Oh?"
She smiled.
"I like the upgrade master."
Gor’thala crossed his arms approvingly.
"Good lair."
Aurethia simply nodded.
"Orders?"
West stretched lazily and dropped onto the couch.
"You three arrange everything."
Seraphyra laughed.
"You summoned us... to do interior decorating?"
"Exactly."
Gor’thala instantly began lifting furniture while Aurethia moved chairs into positions efficiently.
Seraphyra on the other hand organized the shelves while turning back to face West. "Master you’d better reward properly by redecorating my insides later..."
"I’ll just pretend like you didn’t just say that..." West relaxed on the couch while watching them.
"Hmph! No fair," Seraphyra pouted her lips.
Another thought suddenly crossed West’s mind at this mont and it had to do with the Chalice of Vitality.
That artifact had saved him a number of tis and even during the Eternal Ruins incident, it still helped him.
However, it had one major weakness... he couldn’t always use it during combat since it required liquid.
And filling it in the middle of a battle wasn’t practical.
West sat up.
"...Wait."
As the idea ford, he opened his inventory and pulled out the Chalice before walking to the kitchen sink.
He filled the chalice with water and the liquid inside imdiately began glowing with a dull red light.
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