Heretic Trainer: The Gym Is My Cultivation Method

One month passed, and Feron and the others had all changed.

Their auras were no longer at the Peak Awakening Realm.

Instead, every single one of them had become a Star Realm being.

Kaelvar stood calmly with crimson-red hair and deep red eyes, his Ignis Dragon power hidden beneath a nearly human appearance.

Azton’s body looked denser and stronger, his aura steady and controlled. Compared to Kaelvar’s burning danger, Azton felt like a battle palace carved from steel.

Oriana still wore a calm smile, but the golden light in her eyes had become deeper and far more difficult to read.

Feron looked relaxed again, but anyone who had seen him before could tell the difference. His lazy attitude remained, yet the pressure hidden inside his body was now impossible to ignore.

Iris’s flames had become purer, brighter, and far more aggressive. The moment she stood still, the air around her seemed to tremble from heat.

Varka looked even wilder than before. Her Drakhor aura carried a brutal pressure that made it painfully obvious she wanted to fight someone immediately.

Loraine’s golden aura was smooth and refined, carrying the natural elegance and wealth-born confidence of the Golden Human Race.

Erlin stood quietly beside her, calm as moonlight. Her Star Realm presence was silent, precise, and difficult to grasp.

Slifera’s metallic skin had regained its shine, and the blue energy patterns beneath his arms and neck now flowed far more smoothly than before.

Elisa’s silver eyes were calm, and the faint lunar energy surrounding her body made her seem almost untouchable.

Garion looked at all of them and slowly grinned. ”Good, right? My hidden ultimate training isn’t bad.”

No one answered immediately.

Their hearts were complicated.

Yes, they had all become Star Realm beings.

Yes, the result was unbelievable.

The problem was that the training had been absolutely crazy.

Every single one of them had needed to die once and be rebuilt inside the [Divine Awakening Pod].

After that, they had suffered through God Gym’s training again and again until they almost forgot what normal life felt like.

Feron stared at Garion for a long moment before finally letting out a dry laugh. ”Not bad? You call that not bad?”

Iris crossed her arms, flames flickering faintly around her shoulders. ”That thing was hell.”

Varka cracked her neck and laughed. ”Hahaha! It was hell, but damn, the result is good.”

Loraine exhaled slowly, fixing her messy golden hair with one hand. ”I would prefer never to experience anything like that again.”

Erlin nodded calmly beside her. ”Agreed.”

Slifera looked at Garion with dead eyes. ”I have learned something very important during this month.”

Garion raised an eyebrow. ”Oh?”

Slifera’s blue energy patterns flickered once. ”God Gym is not a gym. It is a torture facility with branding.”

Elisa quietly nodded. ”That description is not wrong.”

Garion laughed like he had just received a compliment. ”Good, good. At least all of you survived.”

Feron’s mouth twitched. ”That’s not exactly comforting.”

Garion ignored him and looked over the group again with clear satisfaction.

Ten new Star Realm beings stood before him.

Kaelvar, Azton, Oriana, Feron, Iris, Varka, Loraine, Erlin, Slifera, and Elisa.

Every one of them had changed completely.

Their foundations were stable, their bodies had been rebuilt, and their potential had been pushed far beyond what ordinary Star Realm cultivators could reach.

Garion crossed his arms and nodded proudly. ”Not bad at all.”

For some reason, everyone suddenly felt annoyed.

This bastard really looked proud of himself after making all of them die once.

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Garion looked at the ten new Star Realm beings standing in front of him and slowly sighed.

”Too bad there’s no tournament to test your power right now. The Star Realm tournament only happens once a century, and the next one is still far away, right?”

Feron heard that and suddenly grinned.

Garion noticed immediately. ”Why are you smiling like that?”

Feron leaned back lazily, but his eyes carried a strange excitement. ”What if I told you there are other places where you can have a proper fight?”

Garion raised an eyebrow. ”Other places?”

Feron’s grin widened. ”Do you know about cosmic war?”

Garion shook his head. ”No.”

The training area became a little quieter.

Feron smiled with clear amusement. ”Heheh. You know, although the Astral Cosmic Civilization looks peaceful from the outside, it’s not actually that peaceful.”

Oriana’s golden eyes flickered slightly, but she did not interrupt.

Feron continued, ”There’s a lot of hatred among worlds, races, civilizations, and old factions. Some grudges are older than entire planets. We also fight wars pretty often against other races from other High Grade Worlds.”

Garion’s eyes slowly lit up. ”Oh? I see.”

Rovak immediately looked interested. ”War?”

Varka’s expression turned excited as well, and her knuckles twitched like she was already imagining a battlefield.

Alira’s face darkened. ”Please don’t look happy about that.”

Garion ignored her completely and looked at Feron. ”Can you show me?”

Feron smiled proudly. ”Sure. I’ll tell my father first when I get back.”

Garion looked at Feron with interest. ”Good. Then talk to Bruno as soon as possible.”

Feron nodded. ”I will. If Father agrees, he can arrange access to one of the active cosmic war zones.”

Rovak’s eyes immediately lit up. ”Active war zone?”

Varka cracked her knuckles, her expression turning wild. ”Now that sounds fun.”

Iris also looked interested, flames flickering faintly around her shoulders.

Azton and Kaelvar exchanged glances, clearly understanding that this was no longer simple training.

Oriana’s golden eyes shifted slightly. ”A battlefield would also show how valuable God Gym’s results truly are.”

Garion nodded with satisfaction. ”Exactly.”

Alira rubbed her forehead.

She had only brought them here for training.

Now Garion was already thinking about throwing newly awakened Star Realm beings into a cosmic war.

Feron stretched lazily, his grin returning. ”Alright, then. Let’s go back to the terminal first. I’ll contact my father there.”

Garion waved one hand. ”Go.”

Alira sighed. ”Of course. Why would this end normally?”

A moment later, she turned around and left with all of them toward the terminal.