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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 146: The Patriarch Invited the Wrong Group to Dinner · 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

Garion crossed his arms, smiling just like usual.

”Don’t worry too much about it. Just think of it as a rite of passage. If you can survive, you’ll gain tremendous strength like me.”

The group went quiet for a moment.

Rynar rubbed his arm again, still looking uneasy.

”So basically, we have to nearly die to become strong?”

Garion chuckled.

”You won’t die. Probably.”

Rynor frowned.

”Probably?”

Garion smirked.

”Well, I didn’t die, did I?”

The disciples stared at him blankly.

Garion just laughed.

”Relax. Once you awaken it, you’ll understand why it’s worth it. Look at me. After my awakening, I could stand toe-to-toe with Raviel. That’s proof enough.”

Everyone nodded, slowly starting to smile.

Arden nodded, beginning to calm down.

”That makes sense. If each awakening changes the body at the cellular level, it would explain the massive jump in strength.”

Dahlia crossed her arms, still frowning.

”Still... the pain sounds like something I’ll never forget.”

Garion grinned.

”Don’t worry too much about it, and also to cheer you up more.”

He tapped his chest.

”Just like mana traits, every unique physique is different. Each of you will awaken something based on your own talent.”

Arden nodded seriously.

”So it’s not something we can copy or predict.”

Garion smiled, turning to Arden

”Exactly, it’s completely personal. That’s what makes it exciting. Don’t you want to know what kind of unique physique you’ll awaken?”

The group looked at each other.

Rynar and Rynor both grinned. Dahlia smirked slightly.

Even Eliza, who had been quiet, nodded.

Arden spoke again.

”I’m curious. If the physique represents the body’s perfection, then discovering it might show who we really are.”

Garion smiled proudly.

”Well said.”

He turned toward the setting sun.

The sunlight reflected off the deck as the ship hovered steadily in the air.

He stretched his shoulders once and spoke casually.

”Alright then. Enough talk for now. We have a dinner to attend.”

Rynor blinked.

”Dinner? Wait... What dinner?”

Garion looked at him with a smirk.

”At the Revalis Clan, of course.”

Rynor’s jaw dropped.

”Wait, we’re eating there? ”Are we eating there with the Patriarch and all the elders?”

Garion nodded.

”That’s right. Patriarch Raviel invited us personally. He said he wanted to talk about what’s next for us, as he sees me as an equal.”

Rynar leaned closer to Dahlia.

”Equals? I think he just wants to see what kind of people we are before we destroy his kitchen.”

Dahlia rolled her eyes.

”Don’t embarrass us this time. Please.”

Rynor raised his hand dramatically.

”I’ll try my best, but no promises if the food smells too good.”

Garion sighed, rubbing the bridge of his nose.

”That’s exactly what I was worried about.”

Arden chuckled from the side.

”I’ll make sure they behave, Master.”

Garion gave him a grateful nod.

”Thank you, Arden. You’re my only reliable one sometimes.”

Rynar groaned.

”Hey, that’s unfair! We’re reliable too.”

Garion glanced at him.

”You? Back at dinnertime on Demon Gate Island, you were always the first one who went straight to eat and the one who started the dinner chaos.”

Rynar scratched his cheek awkwardly.

”Ah... right. But I was really hungry after a really heavy workout at that time.”

Rynor laughed.

”Yeah, and you got hit by Master’s towel for it.”

Dahlia smirked.

”I remember that. You looked like you were about to cry.”

”Shut up,” Rynar muttered.

Rachel smiled softly, watching them bicker.

”You all have such a funny dynamic. It’s like a family.”

Garion looked at her with a small grin.

”That’s what I’ve been trying to build. A proper sect that feels like a home, not just a training hall.”

Rachel nodded, her eyes warm.

”Then you’ve succeeded, Garion.”

Garion turned back toward the others.

”Alright, enough chatter. Go wash up and get ready. I don’t want us showing up looking like we just crawled out of a battlefield.”

Rynor looked at himself, noticing the dirt and soot on his arms.

”Oh. Yeah, I think we should.”

Dahlia crossed her arms.

”You think?”

Arden straightened his clothes.

”I’ll prepare something clean for each of us.”

Garion nodded.

”Good idea. We represent the God Gym now. Remember, this isn’t just dinner but the first time we’ll sit as guests in another clan.”

Rynar grinned.

”So it’s important?”

”Very,” Garion said.

”We make a good impression tonight. Understand?”

The disciples nodded in unison.

Rachel smiled.

”Should I join as well?”

Garion nodded.

”Of course. You’re part of us now, Miss Rachel. You’ll come as one of our elders.”

Rachel blinked, surprised.

”Elder? I...”

Garion smiled.

”You’ve already earned that title. Just being who you are is enough.”

Rachel lowered her gaze, touched by the words.

”Thank you, Garion.”

Garion turned toward the ship’s interior.

”Alright, everyone, move. Wash your faces, change your clothes, and make sure Rynor doesn’t eat anything before we arrive.”

Rynor looked offended.

”What? I wasn’t even planning to!”

Dahlia raised an eyebrow.

”You’re literally holding a sandwich right now.”

Rynor froze, then hid it behind his back.

”Uh... this doesn’t count.”

Garion exhaled. ”Rynor.”

Rynor sighed, handing it to Dahlia.

”Fine. I’ll save it for later.”

”Good,” Garion said, smiling.

”Let’s go make a good impression.”

The group started preparing, laughter and chatter echoing across the deck.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the ship slowly turned toward the glowing Revalis Clan below.

They were ready for the dinner that would mark the start of something bigger for all of them.

---

Raviel landed back inside the Revalis Clan courtyard, his clothes still slightly torn from the fight but his mood surprisingly bright.

Elder Rendric, who had been waiting nearby, quickly walked over.

”Patriarch! Are you alright? What happened out there?”

Raviel waved his hand casually. ”Nothing serious. Just a good match.”

He smiled faintly. ”Now, prepare a huge dinner.”

Rendric blinked. ”Dinner?”

Raviel nodded. ”Yes, I’ve invited Garion and his disciples to join us tonight. Make sure the cooks prepare plenty. They all look like big eaters.”

Rendric hesitated. ”Garion... and his disciples?”

Raviel smirked. ”Exactly. Now stop asking and start working. I’m going to clean up first.”

Before Rendric could even reply, Raviel turned and started walking toward his quarters, humming quietly to himself.

The elder stood there in silence for a long moment, completely stunned.

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