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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 272: Wine Is Now A Superpower · Oct 17, 2026

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251 Chapter 251: Please Stop Hitting My Cocoon 2026-10-17
252 Chapter 252: Clara Survives... Barely 2026-10-17
253 Chapter 253: Mana Path Was Built on Vibes 2026-10-17
254 Chapter 254: Existential Crisis... Garion Version 2026-10-17
255 Chapter 255: Lunch Epiphany 2026-10-17
256 Chapter 256: Confidence Was a Temporary Buff 2026-10-17
257 Chapter 257: Worst Timing In Human History 2026-10-17
258 Chapter 258: Congratulations, You’re The Shield Now 2026-10-17
259 Chapter 259: Now You See Her... Now You Don’t 2026-10-17
260 Chapter 260: This Physique Is Cheating 2026-10-17
261 Chapter 261: When Beasts Start Overthinking 2026-10-17
262 Chapter 262: Girls Came Back With Boss Loot 2026-10-17
263 Chapter 263: Green Potion Saves Another Idiot 2026-10-17
264 Chapter 264: Sibling Synergy Is Unfair 2026-10-17
265 Chapter 265: This Sect Is Not Normal 2026-10-17
266 Chapter 266: Illusion Damage Was Emotional 2026-10-17
267 Chapter 267: Old Monsters Fear New Monsters 2026-10-17
268 Chapter 268: Fear Admitted Over Dinner 2026-10-17
269 Chapter 269: Everyone Drank Too Much 2026-10-17
270 Chapter 270: This Bottle Is Illegal 2026-10-17
271 Chapter 271: Pain Is Part Of The Path 2026-10-17
272 Chapter 272: Wine Is Now A Superpower 2026-10-17
273 Chapter 273: This Is Not A Friendly Visit 2026-10-17
274 Chapter 274: This Architecture Is Weird 2026-10-17
275 Chapter 275: Tea Before The Punches 2026-10-17
276 Chapter 276: This Was Supposed To Be Easy 2026-10-17
277 Chapter 277: Pride Crushed, Wallet Opened 2026-10-17
278 Chapter 278: The Worst Drink In Existence... For Now 2026-10-17
279 Chapter 279: Exhausted, Then He Appeared 2026-10-17
280 Chapter 280: The Shortcut Everyone Feared 2026-10-17
281 Chapter 281: One Example Turned Into Three 2026-10-17
282 Chapter 282: This Was Not A Suggestion 2026-10-17
283 Chapter 283: Regret Became Very Loud 2026-10-17
284 Chapter 284: Worth It Until They Awakened 2026-10-17
285 Chapter 285: The Breakthrough Came Late 2026-10-17
286 Chapter 286: Breakfast Before Bad News 2026-10-17
287 Chapter 287: Winning Feels Like Dying 2026-10-17
288 Chapter 288: Spectators Live Longer 2026-10-17
289 Chapter 289: You Entered The Wrong Space 2026-10-17
290 Chapter 290: This Human Didn’t Read Warnings 2026-10-17
291 Chapter 291: So Much For Subtlety 2026-10-17
292 Chapter 292: Human Too Tough, Try Diplomacy 2026-10-17
293 Chapter 293: Ancient Beasts Start Storytime 2026-10-17
294 Chapter 294: Wait, There Are More Of You? 2026-10-17
295 Chapter 295: This Theory Is Concerning 2026-10-17
296 Chapter 296: Training Accidentally Broke Biology 2026-10-17
297 Chapter 297: So That’s The Top Of World 2026-10-17
298 Chapter 298: Yes, The Dragon Talks 2026-10-17
299 Chapter 299: Talking Beasts Took It Personally 2026-10-17
300 Chapter 300: All That For Absolutely Nothing 2026-10-17

Dion turned toward his bottle and picked it up from the ground.

Arden blinked. ”...That’s it?”

Dion popped the cork with his thumb, completely relaxed. ”Yep. Done.”

Arden stared at him. ”Done what? You just awakened, and now you’re grabbing a drink?”

Dion glanced back and smirked. ”Drink this.”

He held the bottle out.

Arden hesitated, then took it.

He looked at the familiar label and frowned. ”Isn’t this the wine you brewed before?”

He tilted the bottle slightly. ”I’ve drunk this plenty of times already.”

”Just drink it,” Dion said.

Arden raised an eyebrow. ”You’re acting suspicious.”

Still, he lifted the bottle and took a mouthful.

The moment the wine touched his tongue, his eyes widened.

”...What the hell?”

He froze, then took another sip without thinking.

”No, this is wrong,” Arden muttered. ”How can it taste like this?”

The wine was smoother. Sweeter, but not heavy.

The flavor was deeper and richer, like it had been aged far longer than it should have been.

”It’s better,” Arden said slowly. ”Not just a little. Way better.”

He lowered the bottle and stared at it. ”It tastes like it’s been aged for years.”

Then his eyes snapped up.

”...Don’t tell me.”

Dion nodded once. ”Yeah.”

Arden swallowed. ”Your [Unique Physique]

...””Is [Wine],” Dion said plainly.

Arden stood there in silence for a few seconds, processing it.

Then he let out a breath. ”I can’t believe there’s a [Unique Physique] like that.”

He shook his head. ”Still... I guess it makes sense. Your family is Dulcoria, after all. Famous wine makers.”

Dion’s smile faded just a little. ”Don’t lump me in with them.”

Arden looked at him.

”They’re specialists,” Dion continued. ”Great brewers, sure. But this?”

He tapped his chest. ”This isn’t just wine making.”

He leaned closer, voice confident. ”My [Unique Physique] is [Wine] itself.”

Arden felt it then.

His body felt... lighter. His breathing is smoother.

The soreness from guarding Dion for hours had faded without him noticing.

Arden blinked and flexed his fingers. ”Wait. My body...”

”You feel it, right?” Dion said with a grin.

Arden nodded slowly. ”My fatigue’s almost gone.”

Dion straightened, clearly pleased. ”I can accelerate aging. Improve flavor. Balance the properties.”

He paused, then added casually, ”And now my wine has healing effects too.”

Arden’s head snapped up. ”Healing?”

”Not instant miracles,” Dion said. ”But enough to help recovery.”

Arden stared at the bottle like it had turned into a treasure. ”That’s ridiculous.”

”I know,” Dion replied proudly.

Then he laughed and waved a hand. ”So do me a favor.”

Arden looked up. ”What?”

”Help me ask Master for better fruits,” Dion said. ”If I get good ingredients...”

He paused, then grinned wider. ”I can brew wines that at least lessen the damage after drinking those horrendous supplements.”

Arden’s face twitched.

The memory of [Demonic Protein] flashed through his mind... the bitterness, the nausea, the regret.

He slowly looked back down at the bottle in his hands, then up at Dion.

”...I’ll talk to him,” he said without hesitation.

Dion let out a satisfied chuckle and nodded. ”Thanks.”

He stretched his arms and rolled his shoulders. ”I’ll make sure there’s plenty.”

Arden shook his head with a helpless smile. ”You really are dangerous in your own way.”

Dion smirked. ”Just wait until everyone realizes it.”

The two of them stood there quietly for a moment, the forest calm once more.

---

Eldrin and Silvar stood facing each other in the quiet depths beneath Demon Gate Island.

Eldrin broke the silence first. ”Why haven’t the other three awakened yet?”

Silvar’s ears twitched slightly. He didn’t look away. ”It’s already been a week.”

Eldrin exhaled slowly. ”Bastor and Varyn are the most important link of the seal. They can’t awaken freely.”

He folded his arms, expression calm but clearly annoyed. ”And Cindor...”

He paused, then shook his head. ”That one always burns everything before sleeping. There’s never anything left.”

Silvar let out a quiet snort. ”That bird never changes.”

Eldrin clicked his tongue. ”So what do you expect them to do? Wake up faster?”

Silvar crossed his arms. ”No. I expect patience.”

Eldrin glanced aside. ”Patience is easy to say when nothing is cracking.”

Silvar’s gaze sharpened. ”The seal is stable. Barely. That’s enough for now.”

Eldrin was silent for a moment, then spoke again. ”Then what about the humans?”

Silvar’s eyes narrowed slightly. ”What about them?”

”Do we go meet them?” Eldrin asked. ”Or do we just keep waiting?”

Silvar didn’t answer right away.

”The humans this time are different,” Eldrin continued. ”You’ve felt it too.”

Silvar finally nodded. ”I have.”

He turned his head slightly, as if watching something far away. ”I’ve been observing them these past days.”

”And?” Eldrin asked.

”They don’t cultivate like normal humans,” Silvar said flatly.

”They treat their bodies like weapons. Like tools. Like something meant to be rebuilt.”

Eldrin’s expression darkened. ”Just like I said before.”

Silvar continued, ”They advance too fast. And they don’t rely on domains the way they should.”

Eldrin clenched his jaw. ”That makes them dangerous.”

”Yes,” Silvar agreed. ”And unpredictable.”

Silence fell again.

”So?” Eldrin asked at last. ”Do we approach them?”

Silvar shook his head. ”Not yet.”

Eldrin raised an eyebrow.

”We watch,” Silvar said. ”We learn. If we act too soon, we reveal ourselves.”

Eldrin nodded slowly. ”Caution, then.”

Silvar’s voice dropped. ”Because if these humans notice us first...”

He didn’t finish the sentence.

Eldrin didn’t need him to.

---

On the God Archipelago, two figures had already arrived.

One was a man with a massive build and short red hair, his presence alone making the air feel heavier.

He rolled his shoulders once, cracking his neck as he looked around.

Beside him stood a woman with long white hair.

Her expression was cold and unreadable, eyes sharp as she quietly took in the surroundings.

The man let out a low chuckle. ”So this is the famous God Archipelago that recently appeared, huh?”

He smirked, gaze sweeping across the distant islands.

”This place feels... interesting.”

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