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Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

Chapter 376: Solar Spam From Above · Oct 17, 2026

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351 Chapter 351: Grand Clan Meets Gym Logic 2026-10-17
352 Chapter 352: Love Style Is Not Soft 2026-10-17
353 Chapter 353: Apparently We Qualify 2026-10-17
354 Chapter 354: The Weakest One Was Special 2026-10-17
355 Chapter 355: Steel Demons Miscalculated Badly 2026-10-17
356 Chapter 356: Time To Stop Being A Vessel 2026-10-17
357 Chapter 357: Wrong Type Of Dangerous 2026-10-17
358 Chapter 358: Master Walks Out Casually 2026-10-17
359 Chapter 359: Hell Has No Paperwork 2026-10-17
360 Chapter 360: Valtor Improves The Naming Process 2026-10-17
361 Chapter 361: Casual Talk About Becoming Grand 2026-10-17
362 Chapter 362: Sect Mother Activates Hard Mode 2026-10-17
363 Chapter 363: The Calmest Bad News 2026-10-17
364 Chapter 364: Send The Best Or Don’t Bother 2026-10-17
365 Chapter 365: Ready Is Not A Question 2026-10-17
366 Chapter 366: They Came Too Early 2026-10-17
367 Chapter 367: Wake Up, Judges Are Here 2026-10-17
368 Chapter 368: Opening the Arena to Light 2026-10-17
369 Chapter 369: Sunlight Buffs and Royal Bombshells 2026-10-17
370 Chapter 370: The Dragon Princess Who Ran 2026-10-17
371 Chapter 371: The Master From Another World 2026-10-17
372 Chapter 372: The Sun Got Grabbed 2026-10-17
373 Chapter 373: Breaking Light With Flesh 2026-10-17
374 Chapter 374: One Slash Decided Everything 2026-10-17
375 Chapter 375: A Princess Without a Clan 2026-10-17
376 Chapter 376: Solar Spam From Above 2026-10-17
377 Chapter 377: Stop Dropping the Sun 2026-10-17
378 Chapter 378: Sunfall Used Incorrectly 2026-10-17
379 Chapter 379: Solar Genius Defeated by Flavor 2026-10-17
380 Chapter 380: Your Sect Is Too Weird 2026-10-17
381 Chapter 381: Welcome to Secret World Politics 2026-10-17
382 Chapter 382: Congratulations, Don’t Tell Anyone 2026-10-17
383 Chapter 383: Your Runaway Daughter Is Thriving 2026-10-17
384 Chapter 384: Dragon Dad Throws a Tantrum 2026-10-17
385 Chapter 385: Congrats, You Can Edit Reality 2026-10-17
386 Chapter 386: Legendary Beasts Apply for Membership 2026-10-17
387 Chapter 387: Legendary Beasts Press New Game 2026-10-17
388 Chapter 388: They Came Back Wrong 2026-10-17
389 Chapter 389: It Wasn’t Over 2026-10-17
390 Chapter 390: Legendary Beasts Regret Everything 2026-10-17
391 Chapter 391: That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen 2026-10-17
392 Chapter 392: Alchemy-Based Menace 2026-10-17
393 Chapter 393: Big Sister Used as Blueprint 2026-10-17
394 Chapter 394: Let This Be Your Warning 2026-10-17
395 Chapter 395: Too Late to Suppress 2026-10-17
396 Chapter 396: You Brought One Back 2026-10-17
397 Chapter 397: Clouds Don’t Usually Have Engines 2026-10-17
398 Chapter 398: Congratulations on the Marriage, Also We’re Moving In 2026-10-17
399 Chapter 399: You Left for a Month and Did WHAT? 2026-10-17
400 Chapter 400: Stop Casually Rewriting History 2026-10-17

Sindral’s eyes sharpened.

Light gathered around his legs.

”[Solar Flashstep].”

A burst of light exploded from under his feet, and his body shot forward in a straight line.

The distance between him and Dahlia vanished in an instant.

His sword came down in a clean, decisive strike.

Dahlia smiled.

She spread her wings and lifted off the ground smoothly, the blade slicing through empty air beneath her.

Sindral’s eyes widened. ”What?”

Dahlia laughed lightly as she rose higher.

”What?” she asked.

”Do you really think I’d just stand there and let you hit me?”

Before the words even finished echoing, light burst again beneath Sindral’s legs.

[Solar Flashstep].

He reappeared behind her, sword already swinging toward her back.

Dahlia turned her head slightly, sensing it.

”...To think you can control it to this extent,” she said.

Her tail snapped out.

Clang.

The blade struck her tail instead of her body, the impact ringing through the air.

Dahlia was pushed forward slightly, but she used the force to gain more height, wings beating once as she flew farther away.

Sindral landed lightly and smiled.

”Of course,” he said. ”I’m a genius.”

Light burst again.

He chased her into the sky, closing the gap once more.

Dahlia glanced back and smiled wider.

”Don’t think I can only dodge,” she said.

Her wings spread fully.

Then they moved.

With a powerful flap, a rapid sequence of slicing wind arcs tore through the air, mixed with crackling streaks of lightning.

The attacks fanned out, covering a wide area in front of her.

The sky filled with sharp pressure.

Sindral’s expression tightened.

”Tch.”

He twisted his body midair, dodging left, then right, narrowly slipping between the arcs.

Light flared under his feet again as he adjusted his position, barely avoiding the lightning snapping past him.

Dahlia watched him weave through and smirked.

”Don’t think you can dodge all of it,” she said. ”With my wings, this is easy for me.”

She hovered in place, wings beating steadily.

She tilted her head, eyes sharp.

”From your power,” Dahlia continued, ”you’ve clearly walked the path of a solar executioner.”

Sindral didn’t deny it.

Dahlia’s smile turned cold.

”But that path always has the same weakness,” she said. ”You focus everything on offense.”

Her tail swayed slowly behind her.

”Your defense,” she said calmly, ”is thin.”

”Now,” Dahlia added, ”let me see if you’re the same.”

Sindral frowned as he pulled back slightly, creating distance between them.

”...I can’t rely on short-range anymore,” he muttered. ”Then I’ll switch.”

Light gathered around his sword again, denser than before.

”[Dawn Executioner].”

Execution-grade solar mana coated the blade instantly

Several Solmira members stiffened.

”That’s execution mode...”

Sindral tightened his grip.

Despite the name, he knew the truth.

Against demons, this power was lethal.

Against humans, the enhancement wasn’t that big, but there was another effect.

He drew his sword back and slashed.

A wide wave of concentrated solar light tore forward, cutting through the air with brutal force.

The attack ripped straight through Dahlia’s wind arcs and scattered the thunder she had released moments before.

Dahlia’s eyes widened slightly.

”...Damn.”

She beat her wings hard and shot upward, then veered sideways, narrowly avoiding the first wave.

Another slash followed immediately, then another, each one forcing her to keep moving.

The sky lit up with streaks of solar light.

Dahlia flew in tight turns, dodging again and again, her tail snapping behind her as she adjusted her balance midair.

Sindral watched closely and smirked.

”So now what?” he called out. ”Is dodging all you can do?”

Dahlia clicked her tongue.

”Damn,” she muttered. ”What a cheeky boy.”

She twisted in the air and raised her hand.

This time, the wind and thunder didn’t scatter.

They pulled inward.

Compressed.

Tighter and tighter.

The energy wrapped around her arm, shaping itself into a long, crackling weapon.

”[Storm Whip].”

A whip of compressed wind and thunder formed in her grasp, snapping loudly as it took shape.

The next solar wave reached her.

Dahlia swung.

The [Storm Whip] cracked forward, striking the solar blade head-on.

The whip wrapped around the wave, shredding it apart and dispersing the light into fading sparks.

Another wave came.

Crack.

Another.

Crack.

Each strike was clean and controlled.

Sindral’s smirk faded.

”...So you can do that too,” he muttered.

Dahlia hovered in place now, wings beating steadily, storm whip humming softly in her hand.

”Don’t misunderstand,” she said calmly. ”I wasn’t dodging because I couldn’t fight back.”

She pointed the crackling [Storm Whip] straight at him.

”I was just testing you,” she continued, eyes sharp now. ”And now I’m getting serious.”

Sindral exhaled slowly.

”...Alright,” he said. ”If that’s the case, then this won’t be enough.”

He raised his sword and stopped moving.

The arena went strangely quiet.

Sindral closed his eyes for a brief moment, then opened them again, completely focused.

He lifted his sword high above his head, both hands gripping the hilt.

Light didn’t gather around the blade this time.

Instead, it pulled upward.

He slashed down.

Nothing happened.

Dahlia blinked. ”...What?”

Her instincts screamed.

She twisted her body midair just as she felt it.

Something descended from above.

From the sun itself.

A blazing pillar of condensed solar judgment slammed down where she had been a split second earlier.

The heat was overwhelming, scorching the air and shaking the arena floor.

Dahlia barely managed to dodge, wings beating hard as she shot sideways.

Heat washed over her scales, making them glow faintly.

She steadied herself, breathing sharper now.

”What the hell was that?” she muttered.

Sindral looked up at her and smirked.

”This,” he said calmly, ”is my current strongest skill.”

He lowered his sword slightly, sunlight pouring down around him.

”[Sunfall Verdict].”

The Solmira side reacted instantly.

”He really used it...”

Sindral’s eyes stayed locked on Dahlia.

”Thanks to you opening the roof,” he continued, ”it’s even stronger.”

Above them, the sunlight seemed heavier now. More focused.

Dahlia frowned, tightening her grip on the whip.

”...Damn,” she said under her breath.

She lifted her head, wings spreading wider.

”So you’re dropping the sun on me now,” she said.

Her lips curved into a fierce smile.

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