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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 299: Talking Beasts Took It Personally · 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

Eldrin flew steadily through the sky, his massive body cutting through the air with calm control.

Garion stood firmly on his back, arms relaxed.

Dahlia sat near the front, eyes sharp and excited.

The twins held on behind her, arguing quietly.

Clara leaned forward, clearly enjoying the ride, while Eliza stayed low and silent, her presence almost blending with Eldrin’s scales.

As they descended, the air below changed.

It felt heavier. Darker.

Eldrin’s eyes narrowed.

”...Cindor is here,” he said quietly.

Garion looked down and saw it.

Below them, flames burned without smoke.

A bird wreathed in vermilion fire stood calmly on the ground.

Nearby, Silvar waited in silence.

Bastor and Varyn remained unmoving, like they had always been there.

Garion clicked his tongue lightly. ”So these are the other guardian beasts from the fallen sects, huh.”

Dahlia leaned closer. ”That one looks grumpy.”

”Very grumpy,” Rynor added.

”Hot too,” Rynar said. ”I don’t like hot.”

Eldrin landed smoothly.

The ground trembled slightly as his claws touched down.

Cindor did not move.

She waited until Eldrin fully folded his wings and stepped aside. Only then did she speak.

”Eldrin,” Cindor said. Her voice was calm but sharp. ”Why have you fallen so low?”

The disciples stiffened.

”To think you would ask humans for help,” Cindor continued. ”Have you forgotten who we are?”

Eldrin did not react angrily. He simply smiled faintly.

”I have not fallen,” Eldrin replied. ”I adapted.”

Cindor’s eyes flicked toward Garion and the others. ”Adapted by relying on humans?”

”Yes,” Eldrin said calmly. ”Because the situation has already reached that level.”

He turned his head slightly. ”The seal is weakening faster than expected.”

Cindor’s flames flared for a brief moment. ”And you believe humans can fix what we could not?”

”These humans are different,” Eldrin said. ”They are stronger.”

Dahlia crossed her arms. ”Hey, at least pretend we’re not standing right here.”

Clara grinned. ”You could say please first.”

Cindor ignored them and looked at Eldrin. ”Stronger?”

”Yes,” Eldrin answered. ”They can fight us.”

That finally caught Cindor’s attention.

Her gaze sharpened as she looked at Garion. Then Dahlia. Then the twins. Then Clara and Eliza.

”...They are still human,” Cindor said.

Garion stepped forward casually. ”That again.”

He stretched his neck once. ”You beasts really like saying that.”

Cindor’s eyes locked onto him. ”You speak boldly.”

Garion shrugged. ”I train boldly.”

Eldrin added, ”I have tested them.”

Silence followed.

Cindor slowly walked forward, flames shifting with each step.

She stopped a short distance from Garion.

”I doubt that,” Cindor said. ”Words are easy.”

Garion smiled. Not arrogant. Just confident.

”Good,” he replied. ”Doubt is healthy.”

Dahlia grinned. ”Master, she’s challenging you.”

”I know,” Garion said calmly.

He took a step forward and rolled his shoulders once, like he was about to start a light warm-up.

”And that’s exactly why,” Garion continued, ”we’ll do this.”

Everyone froze.

Garion looked around at the gathered beasts.

His gaze moved from Silvar to Cindor, then to Bastor and Varyn, and finally back to Eldrin.

”All of you,” he said casually. ”Four of you... no, five.”

He tilted his head slightly toward Bastor’s shell. ”I’ll count the two of you together.”

Dahlia’s grin froze. ”Master?”

The twins blinked at the same time.

”...All of them?” Rynor asked.

Rynar swallowed. ”At once?”

Garion nodded. ”Let me see how strong the talking beasts really are.”

The air tightened.

Eldrin stepped forward immediately, his expression calm but serious. ”Human. I know you are confident.”

He looked straight at Garion. ”But do not mistake confidence for invincibility.”

Silvar said nothing, but his eyes sharpened.

Cindor’s flames flared slightly. ”You insult us.”

Eldrin continued, ”I already acknowledge that you are strong. But fighting all of us together is another matter.”

Garion turned his head and smiled. Not mocking. Just honest.

”Come on,” he said. ”You heard my disciples.”

He glanced back briefly. Dahlia, the twins, Clara, and Eliza were all staring at him in disbelief.

”They’ll tell you,” Garion went on. ”I’m never serious.”

Dahlia groaned. ”Why do you say that like it’s reassuring?”

Garion stretched his neck once. ”So now, I’ll take this chance.”

He looked back at the beasts. ”To see if I can.”

Cindor stepped forward, wings spreading slightly. ”You are reckless.”

Garion shrugged. ”Maybe.”

Silvar spoke at last, his voice cold and short. ”If you fall, we will not stop.”

Garion nodded. ”Fair.”

Eldrin watched him closely. ”...Very well.”

The ground felt heavier.

Mana shifted.

The ancient beasts adjusted their stances, not rushing, not hesitating.

Garion stood at the center, hands relaxed at his sides, breathing steadily.

”Alright,” he said. ”Show me what decades of existence looks like.”

The answer came immediately.

All four beasts moved at the same time.

The ground shuddered as Silvar stepped forward first.

His body lowered, muscles tightening, claws extending until they gleamed with killing intent.

The air around him sharpened, pressure focusing into a narrow line aimed straight at Garion.

Eldrin lifted his head slightly.

The surrounding forest responded at once.

Roots tore free from the soil. Vines snapped upward. Leaves hardened, twisting into cutting arcs as nature itself turned hostile.

Cindor spread her wings.

Heat rolled outward in waves. Flames gathered along her feathers, compact and controlled, not wild.

The fire did not roar. It waited.

Behind them, Bastor remained planted like an immovable wall.

The earth beneath him thickened and compressed.

At the same time, Varyn slid forward along the shell, water gathering in tight spirals, and pressure building as currents wrapped around the battlefield.

The disciples watching from afar froze.

”...They didn’t even hesitate,” Rynor muttered.

Rynar clenched his fists. ”They’re not holding back.”

Dahlia swallowed once. ”Master...”

Garion did not move.

He stood there with his arms crossed, posture relaxed, as if nothing was happening at all.

Silvar struck first.

His claws came down in a clean, direct arc, carrying the weight of judgment behind them.

At the same moment, the ground beneath Garion rippled as earth surged upward, water following right after, pressure twisting together.

Vines lashed from all sides. Fire swept in from above.

Garion smiled.

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