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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 127: The Patriarch’s Brain Just Crashed · Oct 17, 2026

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101 Chapter 101: How to Break Two Cultivators Before Dinner 2026-10-17
102 Chapter 102: The Calm Before Global Chaos 2026-10-17
103 Chapter 103: Garion’s Secret Recipe: Pain and Gain 2026-10-17
104 Chapter 104: Dinner or Death Challenge 2026-10-17
105 Chapter 105: From Feast to Fitness Hell 2026-10-17
106 Chapter 106: The Serum That Breaks Limits 2026-10-17
107 Chapter 107: His Trait Didn’t Fail… It Transcended. 2026-10-17
108 Chapter 108: Arden the Unpaid Substitute Teacher 2026-10-17
109 Chapter 109: The Lecture That Accidentally Saved Everyone 2026-10-17
110 Chapter 110: The Reward You Wish You Didn’t Earn 2026-10-17
111 Chapter 111: Hot, Sour, Salty, and Regretful 2026-10-17
112 Chapter 112: The Chosen Five 2026-10-17
113 Chapter 113: Four Months of Fire 2026-10-17
114 Chapter 114: The Twin Terrors Go Home 2026-10-17
115 Chapter 115: Garion Learns What Clan Politics Feel Like 2026-10-17
116 Chapter 116: Garion Went Full Prince Mode 2026-10-17
117 Chapter 117: The God Gym Needs a New Elder 2026-10-17
118 Chapter 118: Romantic Hospitality Mode 2026-10-17
119 Chapter 119: Twin Terrors Drop In... Literally 2026-10-17
120 Chapter 120: Who Invited These Gym Freaks? 2026-10-17
121 Chapter 121: You Won’t Believe These Numbers! 2026-10-17
122 Chapter 122: All In One Bracket! 2026-10-17
123 Chapter 123: The One-Strike Twins 2026-10-17
124 Chapter 124: A Sect That Builds Monsters 2026-10-17
125 Chapter 125: The Flame Swordman, Rovric 2026-10-17
126 Chapter 126: How to Ask for Forbidden Knowledge Casually 2026-10-17
127 Chapter 127: The Patriarch’s Brain Just Crashed 2026-10-17
128 Chapter 128: Raviel’s Request 2026-10-17
129 Chapter 129: New Elder Quest Unlocked 2026-10-17
130 Chapter 130 130: The Twins Got New Drip 2026-10-17
131 Chapter 131 131: Twins Start a Riot 2026-10-17
132 Chapter 132: A Buffet Gauntlet 2026-10-17
133 Chapter 133: The Arena Dancing Floor 2026-10-17
134 Chapter 134: Punch Buffet 2026-10-17
135 Chapter 135: Revenge Buffet 2026-10-17
136 Chapter 136: Revalis Grand Buffet Finale 2026-10-17
137 Chapter 137: Time for the Boss Battle 2026-10-17
138 Chapter 138: Wizard Mode Activated 2026-10-17
139 Chapter 139: When Gods Enter the World 2026-10-17
140 Chapter 140: Doing Push-Ups Inside a God’s Realm 2026-10-17
141 Chapter 141: One More Rep to Break Heaven 2026-10-17
142 Chapter 142: The Pain of Ascension 2026-10-17
143 Chapter 143: Heavier Than Godhood 2026-10-17
144 Chapter 144: The Mortal Who Matched a God 2026-10-17
145 Chapter 145: Minor Pain Expected 2026-10-17
146 Chapter 146: The Patriarch Invited the Wrong Group to Dinner 2026-10-17
147 Chapter 147: The Revalis Banquet Massacre 2026-10-17
148 Chapter 148: The Brothel Misunderstanding 2026-10-17
149 Chapter 149: Revalis After Dark 2026-10-17
150 Chapter 150: Rise of the First Branch 2026-10-17

Raviel turned toward Rendric, resting his elbow on the table.

”So, Elder Rendric, what do you think about that?”

Rendric rubbed his chin, deep in thought.

”Hmm... if that’s truly what Sect Leader Garion wants, then yes. It’s rare, but not restricted. We can prepare it for him easily enough.”

Raviel nodded slowly, then gave a small smirk.

”Good. Then that’s settled.”

He leaned forward slightly, his tone turning curious again.

”Now that we’ve made a deal... Could you at least tell me a little about your cultivation path, Sect Leader Garion?”

Garion chuckled softly. ”Now that’s a fair deal.”

He took another sip of his drink, then set the cup down and looked up at the night sky.

”Let’s see... How should I even start this...? Alright. Let’s do it like this.”

He leaned forward slightly, beginning to explain it slowly for them.

”For a normal cultivator, during the first realm, they absorb mana and store it in the lower abdomen, creating what you call a mana pool.”

”From there, they circulate that mana through their meridians, strengthening the body as it moves through. All of it’s true, right?”

Raviel nodded. ”Yes, that’s the foundation of cultivation.”

Garion continued.

”And in the second realm, that pool evolves into a mana core, and then a cultivator awakens their mana trait, something unique to their bloodline or body. I got both realms, right?”

Rendric crossed his arms, nodding in agreement.

”Correct so far. You understand cultivation well for someone who claims to walk a different path.”

Garion grinned faintly. ”That’s because I make it my business to understand both sides.”

Then he flexed his arm slowly, showing the faint red and blue lines on his skin.

”But here’s the difference. On our path, we don’t use meridians, and we don’t form a mana pool at all.”

Both Raviel and Rendric froze for a second.

Rendric frowned. ”No meridians? No pool? Then... how does the mana flow through your body?”

Garion smirked. ”Simple.”

He tapped one of the veins visible on his arm.

”You see this? These are blood vessels. They carry blood all over the body. Every living being has them. So I thought, If these vessels already exist, why not use them instead?”

Raviel blinked, intrigued. ”You used blood vessels as... mana channels?”

Garion nodded. ”Exactly.”

”I trained my disciples to strengthen their bodies to the point where their vessels could handle mana flow directly.”

”We don’t create artificial meridians. We repurpose what already exists in the human body.”

He clenched his fist lightly, the muscles in his forearm tightening.

”We absorb mana into the bloodstream itself and then fuse it with the blood.”

Rendric’s brows furrowed.

”That’s... dangerous. The body could tear itself apart if the mana density’s too high.”

Garion chuckled softly.

”You’re right... but think about it. When someone first starts cultivating, their mana density is low anyway, right? It doesn’t rise all at once.”

He raised his hand, motioning as if tracing energy through the air.

”Step by step, the mana seeps into the blood, then strengthens the vessels. Once the vessels adapt, it spreads to the muscles, organs, bones... until everything becomes one system.”

Rendric leaned back, nodding slowly but still looking skeptical.

”So you build the body from the inside out.”

”Exactly,” Garion said with a small grin.

”And while that happens, we strengthen the body the traditional way to ease the later parts of the cultivation.”

He clenched his fist and flexed it lightly.

”And eventually, the body holds mana on its own. No need to draw from a pool. It’s already part of you.”

Raviel sat quietly, his eyes narrowing slightly as he thought it through.

”So that’s why your aura felt strange. At first, I thought you were constantly suppressing your power, but it wasn’t that. It was just faint mana leaking naturally from your body.”

Garion nodded, his tone calm and sure.

”Exactly. That’s why even in places where mana is thin, we’re unaffected. We don’t depend on the world’s energy. We carry our own.”

Rendric let out a long breath, shaking his head slowly.

”You’ve... turned the human body into a living mana pool.”

Garion smirked. ”That’s one way to describe it, yes.”

Raviel folded his hands on the table, eyes gleaming with interest.

”So in your path, at the start, you still meditate and absorb mana, but as the process goes on... it becomes passive?”

Garion’s grin widened.

”Exactly. At first, you have to consciously focus and absorb. But once the body’s fully tempered, the process becomes automatic.”

”The body recognizes mana the same way it recognizes air. It breathes it in naturally.”

Rendric stared at him for a long moment, then let out a small, half-disbelieving laugh.

”You really are insane. This path is indeed stronger, but it’s risky. One mistake, and the body could destroy itself from within.”

Garion nodded casually.

”Of course it’s dangerous. That’s why I’m stronger than most people. Because I take the risks others won’t.”

That answer made Raviel laugh quietly.

”A dangerous approach indeed, and that’s exactly what makes the other sects so afraid of you.”

Garion gave a slight smirk. ”I’ll take that as a compliment.”

Rendric exhaled again, rubbing his temples.

”Still, I have to admit... It’s fascinating. You’ve turned training into cultivation.”

Garion smiled faintly. ”You understand it well. That’s the foundation of our system.”

Raviel tilted his head.

”And what about the next step? You’ve mentioned the first realm... the refinement of the body. What happens at the Mana Core Realm?”

Garion leaned back in his chair, his eyes thoughtful for a moment.

”It’s the same principle. If the first realm turns the body into a living mana pool... then the second realm transforms it into a living mana core.”

Raviel and Rendric both looked at him closely, intrigued.

Garion continued. ”And instead of awakening a simple mana trait like others do...”

He paused, his eyes gleaming faintly. ”...we awaken something else, a unique mana physique.”

Rendric frowned. ”Unique physique?”

Garion nodded.

”Yes. While others get mana traits tied to elements or affinities, we evolve the body itself, tied to elements or affinities.”

Raviel leaned back again, visibly impressed. ”That’s... revolutionary. If your method spreads, the entire cultivation world could change.”

Garion’s grin turned sharper. ”That’s the plan.”

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