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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 329: Desk Job Made Him Rusty · Oct 17, 2026

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301 Chapter 301: That Was Supposed To Kill Him 2026-10-17
302 Chapter 302: Reason Chosen: Gender Balance 2026-10-17
303 Chapter 303: Fresh Demons Acquired Successfully 2026-10-17
304 Chapter 304: We Entered Hell And Got Lost 2026-10-17
305 Chapter 305: Wrong Group To Trash Talk 2026-10-17
306 Chapter 306: Thank You For Dying Cooperatively 2026-10-17
307 Chapter 307: Juniors Request Battlefield Supervision 2026-10-17
308 Chapter 308: Demons Accidentally Trigger Phase Two 2026-10-17
309 Chapter 309: Terror Twins Clocked In 2026-10-17
310 Chapter 310: Spy Caught By Illusion Girl 2026-10-17
311 Chapter 311: Flashy Poses Counter Dark Magic 2026-10-17
312 Chapter 312: Boss Phase Two Still Not Enough 2026-10-17
313 Chapter 313: Hell Runs On Money Too 2026-10-17
314 Chapter 314: Hell Runs On Bribes And Booze 2026-10-17
315 Chapter 315: Information Broker Has Taste 2026-10-17
316 Chapter 316: Human Flesh Solves Everything 2026-10-17
317 Chapter 317: Promises Are Optional Here 2026-10-17
318 Chapter 318: Everyone Smelled Profit Simultaneously 2026-10-17
319 Chapter 319: Street Ambush Gone Very Wrong 2026-10-17
320 Chapter 320: Warm-Up Phase Completed 2026-10-17
321 Chapter 321: General Spawned As Expected 2026-10-17
322 Chapter 322: Boss Went Phase Two First 2026-10-17
323 Chapter 323: She Forced A Group Raid 2026-10-17
324 Chapter 324: Four High Demons Still Not Safe 2026-10-17
325 Chapter 325: Master Forgot To Come Back 2026-10-17
326 Chapter 326: They Misread Everything 2026-10-17
327 Chapter 327: Assumptions Were Their Last Mistake 2026-10-17
328 Chapter 328: Human Caused Administrative Disaster 2026-10-17
329 Chapter 329: Desk Job Made Him Rusty 2026-10-17
330 Chapter 330: Permission Revoked Mid-Fight 2026-10-17
331 Chapter 331: Gravity Said Sit Down 2026-10-17
332 Chapter 332: Local Ruler Loses To Gravity 2026-10-17
333 Chapter 333: System Patch Added Attitude 2026-10-17
334 Chapter 334: New Mission: Babysit Demons 2026-10-17
335 Chapter 335: Another One Like Me 2026-10-17
336 Chapter 336: Master Left, Mom Took Over 2026-10-17
337 Chapter 337: God Gym Recruitment Is Pain 2026-10-17
338 Chapter 338: Nothing Is a Big Problem 2026-10-17
339 Chapter 339: System Suggests Mass Destruction 2026-10-17
340 Chapter 340: This Is Above Our Paygrade 2026-10-17
341 Chapter 341: So There Are Rules 2026-10-17
342 Chapter 342: Road Inspection Gone Bad 2026-10-17
343 Chapter 343: This Human Doesn’t Kneel 2026-10-17
344 Chapter 344: You Sealed the Wrong Thing 2026-10-17
345 Chapter 345: Demons Eat Their Problems 2026-10-17
346 Chapter 346: Humans Are Better Than Elixirs 2026-10-17
347 Chapter 347: Demons Don’t Read Biology 2026-10-17
348 Chapter 348: Confidence Without Calculation 2026-10-17
349 Chapter 349: Suspiciously Undemonic Human 2026-10-17
350 Chapter 350: Too Sane To Be Demonic 2026-10-17

Velgon nodded slowly.

”...Yeah,” he said. ”It really was him who destroyed the city.”

Azgus watched his face closely as Velgon spoke.

The usual sly confidence of the information broker was gone.

His shoulders were tense, and his hands kept moving, rubbing together as if he could not stay still.

”Not only the city,” Velgon continued. ”He destroyed the Demon Gate too.”

Azgus frowned deeply.

”That doesn’t make sense,” he said. ”Humans are weak. Even the stronger ones struggle to survive demonic mana.”

Velgon let out a short, bitter laugh.

”I know. That’s what we all believed.”

He looked up, eyes sharp despite the fear in them.

”But that human wasn’t ordinary. Not even close.”

Azgus crossed his arms. ”You’re exaggerating.”

Velgon shook his head and swallowed hard.

”How can it be an exaggeration when I saw him with my own eyes?”

He raised his one trembling finger.

”One... He only used one skill.”

Azgus stiffened.

”One?”

Velgon nodded.

”Just one. [Gravity Hole].”

He raised his hand slightly, as if trying to describe it.

”Everything collapsed inward. Buildings. Streets. Even space felt like it was being pulled apart.”

Azgus’s brows knit together.

”...Impossible.”

Velgon lowered his voice.

”And that same skill destroyed the Demon Gate. Like it was nothing.”

They stood in silence for a moment, the ruined city stretching around them.

Azgus straightened and let out a breath.

”Still,” he said firmly, ”Lord Kravos is here.”

Velgon glanced at him.

”I know.”

Azgus’s lips curved into a confident smirk.

”Let me tell you something,” he said. ”Lord Kravos is not like those four on the council.”

He took a small step forward, voice lowering with certainty.

”Even if they used all their power together, they would never be able to defeat Lord Kravos.”

Azgus gestured toward the ruined city.

”And think about it. That human destroyed the city. He destroyed the Demon Gate. He killed the council.”

He tapped his chest once.

”He can’t possibly be in full condition anymore.”

Azgus continued, his tone steady and assured, looking back in Kravos’ direction.

”Now, Lord Kravos will definitely be able to kill him.”

Velgon stared in the same direction.

He wanted to believe that.

He really did.

”...I hope that’s the case,” Velgon said quietly.

Far away, the ground trembled faintly.

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Kravos stood in the middle of the ruined street, his gaze locked onto Garion.

His expression was calm, but the anger underneath it was clear.

”I will make you pay,” Kravos said slowly, each word heavy. ”For destroying my city.”

Garion rolled his neck once and smiled.

”Of course,” he replied. ”I knew you’d say that.”

He lifted his hands slightly, relaxed, almost inviting.

”Come on. I want to see just how powerful the true ruler of this place really is.”

Kravos did not answer.

He raised one hand.

The air changed.

”[Black Ash Dominion].”

At first, nothing seemed to happen.

Then fine black ash began to appear across the land.

It drifted quietly through the air, settling on broken walls, shattered streets and slowly spreading outward.

The ash moved with purpose, creeping like it belonged there.

Garion frowned slightly as some of it brushed against his skin.

”...Huh?”

More ash stuck to his arms and shoulders.

It did not burn. It did not freeze. But Garion felt it clearly.

Something was being taken.

His breath felt a bit heavier.

His body still felt strong, but the flow of energy inside him slowed, like resistance had been added.

Garion chuckled.

”So this is your trick,” he said. ”A domain skill, huh? And one that drains.”

He brushed some ash off his arm, but more immediately replaced it.

”Not bad,” Garion added. ”Annoying, though.”

Kravos’s voice came from somewhere else.

”You noticed quickly. Good.”

Then he vanished.

”[Judgment Step]!”

Garion’s eyes sharpened.

”Where did you go?”

The ash around him shifted.

Garion twisted his body just in time.

Kravos appeared behind him.

”Die.”

Before Garion could fully turn, Kravos’s palm slammed forward.

”[Ruler’s Verdict]!”

The force was not explosive.

It collapsed inward.

Garion felt the impact deep inside his body, like his insides were being crushed all at once.

His feet left the ground as he was sent flying backward.

He crashed straight through a half-standing building.

Stone and debris exploded outward as his body slammed into the far wall.

The street went quiet.

Kravos lowered his hand slowly.

”A human,” he said coldly, walking forward. ”Is still a human.”

Ash continued to spread, covering the area.

Then laughter echoed from the rubble.

”Hahaha!”

Kravos stopped.

”What?” he muttered.

Garion pushed himself out of the broken wall, dust falling off his shoulders.

He rolled his arms once, testing them.

”...Wow,” Garion said, still smiling. ”It’s been a while since I actually got hit.”

Kravos stared at him.

”You should be dead,” Kravos said.

Garion laughed again, louder this time.

”Yeah,” he replied. ”I figured you’d say that.”

He stepped forward and cracked his knuckles, one hand at a time.

”That was interesting,” Garion continued. ”Really interesting.”

His smile widened, but his posture changed.

Lower. More grounded.

”Alright,” Garion said. ”Now it’s my turn to move.”

Kravos felt it.

Something was coming.

His instincts screamed.

Garion disappeared.

It wasn’t speed in the normal sense.

It felt like the space between them collapsed, like Garion was suddenly being pulled straight toward him.

Kravos’s eyes widened.

”So fast!”

He reacted instantly.

Black ash surged from his body, wrapping around him in tight layers.

”[Ash Reversion]!”

The ash hardened, overlapping like armor as Kravos braced himself.

Garion was already there.

He didn’t wind up.

He stepped in and punched.

The moment Garion’s fist connected, the air exploded inward.

The ash armor shattered on contact.

Kravos’s eyes went wide as his body was launched backward.

He skidded across the ground, tearing a deep line through stone before crashing into what was left of a building.

He coughed.

Blood splattered onto the broken ground.

Kravos wiped his mouth with the back of his hand and stared at the red smear on his glove.

”...Tch,” he muttered.

He pushed himself back up, breathing heavier now.

”It seems,” Kravos said slowly, ”that I’ve been working at my desk too much.”

Garion stopped a few steps away and tilted his head.

”Oh?” he said. ”Still joking after that?”

Kravos stared back at Garion intently, knowing this human was not easy anymore.

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