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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 335: Another One Like Me · 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

Dahlia stretched her arms and rolled her shoulders.

”Alright,” she said brightly. ”Looks like we’re heading back.”

Rynor cracked his neck and grinned.

”Finally. I was starting to miss punching things that don’t try to curse my bloodline.”

Rynar snorted. ”You miss food more than fighting.”

Clara spun in a small circle, hands behind her back.

”Aww, leaving already? I was hoping the island would explode one more time.”

Eliza said nothing.

She simply adjusted her footing and stood closer to Dahlia, ready to move whenever needed.

Before they left, Dahlia turned toward Eldrin and the other Legendary Beasts.

Her playful smile softened a little.

”So,” she asked, tilting her head, ”what do you want to do now that the Demon Gate is already destroyed?”

Eldrin was quiet for a moment.

His long body shifted slightly, claws resting against the ground.

”Truthfully,” he said gently, ”we do not know.”

The others felt the weight in his words.

”We spent decades sealing the Demon Gate,” Eldrin continued.

”Day after day. That duty shaped our existence.”

Silvar stood silently beside him, arms crossed, eyes closed.

”Our sects are gone,” Eldrin added. ”Our purpose ended with the gate.”

Arden swallowed and spoke carefully. ”That must feel... empty.”

Eldrin nodded once. ”Yes.”

Dahlia crossed her arms, then suddenly smiled wide again.

”Then why don’t you come with us back to the God Gym?”

The twins blinked.

Rynor pointed at her. ”Wait, you’re just inviting legendary beasts like that?”

Rynar shrugged. ”Sounds like something she’d do.”

Clara clapped her hands. ”Ohhh, legendary beasts as guests. That’ll spice up training.”

Eldrin let out a quiet breath. ”For now,” he said, ”let us not decide while your master is absent.”

Dahlia paused. ”Master...”

Eldrin continued, ”Until he returns, we will focus on restoring this island. Without the Demon Gate, it deserves a new future.”

Dion smiled lightly. ”Sounds like a fresh start.”

Dahlia nodded. ”I get it.”

She glanced around. ”But we can’t really call this place Demon Gate Island anymore, can we?”

Rynor laughed. ”Yeah, that name’s outdated.”

Eldrin smiled faintly. ”That decision should belong to your master.”

He looked toward the horizon. ”He is the one who destroyed the Demon Gate.”

Eliza lowered her gaze slightly, hands clasped.

Dahlia smiled with pride.

With that, the group turned toward home.

---

The demon crow that had fought the twins earlier flew across the dark sky and descended into a guarded compound.

The moment its feet touched the ground, the black feathers melted away like smoke.

The fusion ended.

The massive crow split apart, leaving a single man standing there, breathing heavily.

Blood stained Corvin’s coat.

One arm hung lower than the other, and his chest rose and fell in uneven breaths.

A man waiting nearby stiffened when he saw him.

”...Commander Corvin?” he asked carefully. ”What happened to you?”

Corvin straightened slowly. His face showed no panic, only exhaustion.

”I need to report something,” he said. ”Immediately. To the lord.”

The man swallowed and nodded. Just one look at Corvin told him this was serious.

”Yes. This way.”

They moved quickly through long corridors carved from black stone.

Guards stepped aside without a word when they saw Corvin’s condition.

Soon, Corvin stood inside a vast hall.

At the far end sat a single figure on a raised seat.

”Lord,” Corvin said, lowering his head slightly. ”I have something to report.”

The lord’s eyes narrowed the moment he saw him.

”Speak,” he said. ”What happened out there?”

He leaned forward.

”Why did the Demon Gate disappear?”

Corvin lifted his head, surprised.

”...It disappeared?”

The lord nodded once, irritation clear in his voice.

”Yes. The Demon Gate vanished. I cannot sense it at all.”

His fingers tapped against the armrest.

”Just what happened?”

Corvin took a breath.

”I don’t know the exact cause,” he said honestly.

”But the people from the God Gym are extremely strong.”

He paused.

”I couldn’t defeat them.”

The hall went quiet.

The lord stared at him.

”You,” he said slowly. ”Failed to defeat mere disciples?”

Corvin’s jaw tightened.

”Yes, Lord.”

He met the lord’s gaze without flinching.

”They were strong enough to force me to retreat.”

After a moment, he added,

”When I left, the Demon Gate was still there.”

The lord’s expression darkened.

”To think you could lose,” he muttered, ”and afterward the Demon Gate disappears.”

He slammed his hand against the armrest.

”That gate was a source of powerful demonic beasts.”

He exhaled sharply.

”Damn it.”

The lord leaned back, eyes cold.

”This Garion... he’s far more dangerous than expected.”

He waved a hand.

”We change our target for now.”

Corvin nodded immediately.

”Yes, Lord.”

Corvin then turned and walked out of the hall, footsteps steady despite the injuries he carried.

The lord remained seated.

For a moment, he said nothing.

Then his fingers curled slowly against the armrest.

”...Damn it,” he muttered.

His voice was low, controlled, but the irritation was obvious.

”This Garion,” he continued quietly, ”has ruined my plans again and again.”

He leaned back slightly, eyes narrowing.

”And that word... gym.”

He repeated it in his head.

”A strange word. Not from this world.”

His gaze shifted to his side.

A black screen floated there, silent and smooth, its surface reflecting faint light.

”...Is it possible,” the lord asked calmly, ”that there are others besides me?”

The screen did not respond.

Instead, lines of familiar text appeared.

Status.

Active missions.

No answers.

The lord frowned.

”So you won’t answer either,” he said. ”As usual.”

He tapped the armrest once, then exhaled slowly.

”But if I think about it,” he went on, ”that man must be an otherworlder as well.”

His eyes sharpened.

”From Earth.”

The conclusion settled in his mind with uncomfortable weight.

”I don’t know what kind of cheat he has,” the lord said quietly. ”Or how far ahead he is.”

He straightened his posture.

”But that means I need to be even more careful.”

His fingers relaxed, but his expression did not.

”Reckless moves won’t work anymore.”

The black screen continued to float silently beside him.

The lord stared at it for another second, then looked forward again.

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