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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 216: Splitting Cells and Dying Inside · Oct 17, 2026

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201 Chapter 201: Twin Resonance Ignition 2026-10-17
202 Chapter 202: The Price of Betrayal 2026-10-17
203 Chapter 203: Raviel’s Clan Is Gone… Let’s Eat First 2026-10-17
204 Chapter 204: Awakened Physiques, Still Idiots 2026-10-17
205 Chapter 205: Surprise Island Expansion Pack 2026-10-17
206 Chapter 206: New Island Discovered! 2026-10-17
207 Chapter 207: Demon Gate Flashbacks 2026-10-17
208 Chapter 208: Three Origins in One Hole 2026-10-17
209 Chapter 209: Island Now Under Renovation 2026-10-17
210 Chapter 210: Archipelago of Gods 2026-10-17
211 Chapter 211: The First God Clans Are Born 2026-10-17
212 Chapter 212: One Month of Pain for Everyone 2026-10-17
213 Chapter 213: Welcome to Hell Training: Couple Edition 2026-10-17
214 Chapter 214: Hands-On Training… Literally 2026-10-17
215 Chapter 215: Cracking a Mana Core Like an Egg 2026-10-17
216 Chapter 216: Splitting Cells and Dying Inside 2026-10-17
217 Chapter 217: Please Grab a Cadaver 2026-10-17
218 Chapter 218: The Elders Realize Human Bodies Are Scary 2026-10-17
219 Chapter 219: Survive the Crack or Crack First 2026-10-17
220 Chapter 220: If He’s Screaming, He’s Fine 2026-10-17
221 Chapter 221: If She’s Screaming, She’s Fine 2026-10-17
222 Chapter 222: They Survived Awakening Just to Suffer Again 2026-10-17
223 Chapter 223: The Twins Betray Their Mom 2026-10-17
224 Chapter 224: Final Day of Hell Training 2026-10-17
225 Chapter 225: Celebrate First, Suffer Later 2026-10-17
226 Chapter 226: God Gym Membership Explodes Overnight 2026-10-17
227 Chapter 227: Three Golden Arrows 2026-10-17
228 Chapter 228: Prodigies Fight, Kid Gets Chosen 2026-10-17
229 Chapter 229: Revalis And Avenora: Now a Gym. 2026-10-17
230 Chapter 230: Dahlia’s Proud Dorm Tour 2026-10-17
231 Chapter 231: Morning Panic Begins Immediately 2026-10-17
232 Chapter 232: First Lesson: Don’t Vomit 2026-10-17
233 Chapter 233: Who Designed The Human Body?! 2026-10-17
234 Chapter 234: Four Hundred Fifty Walking Disasters 2026-10-17
235 Chapter 235: Questions Safety Again 2026-10-17
236 Chapter 236: Reward Pending... Suffer 2026-10-17
237 Chapter 237: Balance Platforms Claim Victims 2026-10-17
238 Chapter 238: Mersha Drinks It Like Juice 2026-10-17
239 Chapter 239: Restaurant Becomes Actual Warzone 2026-10-17
240 Chapter 240: Breakfast War, Round Two Begins 2026-10-17
241 Chapter 241: System Finally Pays Its Debts 2026-10-17
242 Chapter 242: Welcome to Divine Dojo Hell 2026-10-17
243 Chapter 243: Supplement Lab: Heaven or Horror? 2026-10-17
244 Chapter 244: Mersha’s New Domain Begins 2026-10-17
245 Chapter 245: Demon Gate Island Wakes Up 2026-10-17
246 Chapter 246: Prototype Potions Cause Emotional Damage 2026-10-17
247 Chapter 247: When the Second Realm Wakes 2026-10-17
248 Chapter 248: The Puzzle Only Arden Notices 2026-10-17
249 Chapter 249: Dahlia’s Team Has Had Enough 2026-10-17
250 Chapter 250: Dahlia Awakens While Screaming in Pain 2026-10-17

Garion looked at Raviel and asked.

”You still have a lot of mana left from that broken core, right?”

Raviel wiped the sweat from his forehead and nodded. ”Yeah... a lot.”

”Good.” Garion pointed at him.

”Use it. All of it. Force that mana into your perfected mana-core cell. Stuff it until it starts splitting.”

Raviel blinked. ”Splitting...?”

Garion grinned.

”Yes. Exactly like normal cells divide. But this time, you’re the one controlling it. Make it multiply. Make more perfected cells.”

Raviel clenched his fists, taking a slow breath as he closed his eyes.

”Alright... I’ll try.”

”No,” Garion corrected, tapping Raviel’s shoulder, ”you’ll do it.”

Raviel exhaled and sank into silence, focusing.

Garion then turned to Aveline.

”Now you.”

Aveline straightened, her expression a mix of caution and determination. ”Tell me what to do.”

Garion lifted a finger.

”First, imagine the blood circulation in your body. How it flows. How it’s made. Everything.”

Aveline frowned but nodded. ”Okay...”

Garion continued, voice calm but firm.

”Now, guide your mana into your bone marrow. Visualize mana slipping into the newly made blood. Then let that blood travel through your body.”

Aveline closed her eyes, following his words.

Garion took a step closer.

”When that mana-infused blood reaches a cell you choose... Direct the mana into that one cell. Picture the process clearly. Turn that cell into a Mana Pool Cell.”

Aveline inhaled deeply, eyebrows tightening as she focused harder and harder.

After a few hours... her fingers twitched, her breathing steadied, and she opened her eyes, sweat running down her neck.

”...I did it,” she whispered.

Garion smirked, proud.

”Good. That’s what I wanted to see.”

Aveline placed a hand on her chest, feeling the difference. ”It’s... warm. Strange, but warm.”

Garion nodded. ”Now for the real part.”

She looked up sharply. ”Real?”

”The Mana Pool isn’t enough. You need to turn it into a mana-core cell. Same process. Think about how the Mana Pool becomes the Mana Core.”

Aveline swallowed but steadied herself again.

”Fine... I’ll try.”

She closed her eyes and pushed mana into that single Mana Pool Cell.

Bit by bit, it swelled, brightened, and condensed. Her fingers twitched. Sweat ran down her temple. Her teeth clenched.

Then...

She exhaled sharply. ”It changed... It really became a mana-core cell.”

Garion smirked wider. ”Good.”

But then he clapped his hands once, startling her.

”And now... time to destroy your old mana core.”

Aveline’s head snapped up. ”What?! Already?!”

Garion shrugged like it was nothing.

”You’ve got a mana-core cell now. There’s no point in keeping the old one. Crush it and use the mana to perfect the new cell.”

Aveline glared. ”You say that so casually.”

”Because it is casual,” Garion said, waving his hand lightly. ”Look at Raviel. He took the hit like a champ.”

Raviel, still sweating as he split his cell into more, lifted a trembling hand. ”N-Not a champ... That hurt like hell...”

Garion ignored him and tapped Aveline’s shoulder.

”So? You ready?”

Aveline clicked her tongue. ”Damn it... fine.”

Garion’s smirk grew sharper. ”Good. Brace yourself.”

Aveline steadied her breathing. Her fingers curled into fists.

She kept her eyes fixed on Garion, as if trying to steel herself through sheer anger.

Garion lifted his hand, mana gathering at his fingertips.

”Last chance to say no.”

Aveline glared back. ”Do it before I punch you.”

Garion chuckled. ”That’s the spirit.”

His palm pressed lightly against her lower abdomen, and he unleashed a controlled surge of mana.

Aveline’s body jolted. Her breath hitched. Her nails dug into her palms as she tried not to scream.

”F-Focus!” Garion barked. ”Use that mana! All of it! Feed your new core cell!”

Aveline gritted her teeth and forced her mind back into control, channeling the exploding mana into that single perfect cell.

Her breath grew shaky, but the cell drank everything greedily.

Aveline’s eyes widened. ”It’s... transforming...!”

Garion stepped back, satisfied.

”Good. That’s how it’s done.”

Raviel lifted his head, still panting.

”Welcome... to the club, Aveline... hurts like hell, doesn’t it?”

Aveline shot him and Garion a murderous glare.

”I hate both of you.”

Her voice trembled slightly, but her eyes were sharp and steady.

Garion burst out laughing, hands on his hips.

”Hate me more. The more you hate me, the stronger you’ll get. That’s how God Gym works.”

Aveline clicked her tongue and looked away with a deep frown. ”I swear... you’re the worst.”

Garion leaned in with a playful smirk. ”And yet you’re still here.”

She almost punched him for that.

Garion straightened and pointed at her chest.

”Alright, enough complaining. Just like Raviel. Split that cell. Force it to divide and spread. Make every new one perfect.”

Aveline inhaled sharply, nodded once, then closed her eyes.

Her body tensed as she guided the swelling mana in her newly perfected cell.

Raviel wiped his forehead, watching quietly. ”It’s tough at first... but once it starts splitting, it’ll flow naturally.”

Aveline gritted her teeth. ”Focus... focus... damn it...!”

Her mana surged. A faint glow shimmered around her skin. She exhaled slowly, easing into the rhythm.

Garion nodded with a satisfied smirk.

”Good. That’s the right feeling. Keep pushing until it spreads through your whole body.”

Aveline didn’t answer, fully absorbed in the process.

Garion then clapped his hands once, turning toward the door.

”Alright. While you two work on that, I need to go tell Dahlia and the others how to convert the elders.”

Raviel blinked. ”Wait... you’re going to make the elders do this too?”

Garion shrugged. ”Of course. They’re the elders of God Clans. They’re not staying weak.”

Aveline, who was still struggling, opened one eye to glare at him again.

”You’re going to make everyone go through this pain?”

Garion smirked wide.

”Oh yes. Every. Single. One.”

Raviel slumped. ”They’re going to scream...”

Garion walked to the door, waving lazily.

”Let them scream. After all... pain builds champions.”

Aveline groaned. ”I really hate you...”

Garion laughed again, disappearing into the hallway.

”And I love the results.”

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