Chapter 32: CHP 32 TRANING BEYOND LIMITS

Chapter 32: Training Beyond Limits

The training ground was silent.

Kil Ful stood on one side.

Rony stood beside him.

The White Aura and Black Force had already appeared around their bodies.

Kael stood in front of them.

"Today, we will focus completely on your transformations."

Kil Ful looked at him.

"My White Aura?"

Kael nodded.

"And Rony’s Black Force."

Rony clenched his fists.

Kael continued.

"Both of you have powerful transformations."

He looked at Kil Ful.

"But power means nothing if you cannot maintain it."

Then he looked at Rony.

"Your transformations disappear because your bodies and energy control cannot handle them for long periods."

Kil Ful nodded.

"So what do we do?"

Kael raised one finger.

"One hour."

Everyone looked at him.

Rony blinked.

"One hour?"

Kael nodded.

"You will maintain your transformations for one hour."

Kil Ful looked at his White Aura.

Rony looked at his Black Force.

Neither of them spoke.

Kael smiled.

"And you cannot turn them off."

Rony sighed.

"This is going to be painful."

"Exactly," Kael replied.

Kil Ful and Rony took their positions.

"Begin."

The training started.

---

Ten minutes passed.

Kil Ful’s White Aura was still stable.

Rony’s Black Force continued surrounding his body.

But both of them were already feeling the pressure.

Twenty minutes.

Kil Ful’s breathing became heavier.

The White Aura flickered.

Rony’s Black Force began becoming unstable.

Kael watched them carefully.

"Control your energy!"

Kil Ful closed his eyes for a moment.

Instead of forcing more power into the transformation, he began slowing the flow of energy.

The White Aura became calmer.

Rony noticed.

He did the same.

He focused on keeping his Black Force steady instead of increasing its power.

Thirty minutes.

Sweat covered both of them.

Their legs became heavy.

Forty minutes.

Kil Ful almost lost control.

His White Aura disappeared from his arm for a moment.

"No," Kil Ful whispered.

He immediately stabilized it again.

Beside him, Rony fell to one knee.

His Black Force flickered violently.

Kael stepped forward.

"Stand."

Rony looked up.

"I can still continue."

"Then stand."

Rony clenched his fists and slowly stood.

Fifty minutes.

Both transformations were becoming weaker.

But they remained active.

The final ten minutes felt endless.

Kil Ful gritted his teeth.

Rony’s breathing became extremely heavy.

"Five more minutes!" Kael shouted.

Neither of them answered.

They focused completely.

Finally—

"One hour!"

The White Aura disappeared.

The Black Force vanished.

Kil Ful and Rony immediately fell to the ground.

Kael smiled.

"Good."

Rony looked at the sky.

"I never want to do that again."

Kil Ful laughed weakly.

"You’ll probably have to."

Rony closed his eyes.

"I knew you were going to say that."

---

Kael walked toward Maddy.

"Your turn."

Maddy stood up and spun one of his daggers.

"What are we training today?"

"Your reflexes."

Maddy smiled.

"My favorite."

Kael nodded.

"And your Invisible Attack."

Maddy became serious.

Kael continued.

"You have a lot of potential, Maddy."

Maddy looked slightly surprised.

"Me?"

"Yes."

Kael pointed toward him.

"Your Epic Reflexes allow you to react to attacks quickly."

He paused.

"But you’re not using your body to its full potential."

Maddy listened carefully.

"When you use Invisible Attack, focus more on your body’s flexibility."

Maddy looked confused.

"Flexibility?"

Kael nodded.

"The more freely you can move your body..."

He demonstrated several quick movements.

"...the more angles you can attack from."

Maddy’s eyes widened.

Kael continued.

"If you can move more freely, you can give more attacks."

Maddy looked at his hands.

"So my body is limiting my attacks."

"Exactly."

Kael smiled.

"Your reflexes are fast."

"But your body needs to learn how to follow them."

Maddy smiled.

"Then let’s fix that."

His training began.

Kael attacked him repeatedly.

Maddy dodged.

Jump.

Turn.

Bend.

Move.

Every movement forced Maddy to become more flexible.

He slowly began attacking from angles he had never used before.

"Invisible Attack!"

His attacks came faster.

And from more directions.

Kael smiled.

"Better."

Maddy continued.

For the first time, he understood how much more potential his power had.

---

Kael then walked toward Morry.

"Morry."

Morry stood.

"Finally."

Kael looked at him.

"Your Soul Binding ability is powerful."

Morry nodded.

"But you need experience using it against different opponents."

Kael looked toward Lira.

"Lira."

She stepped forward.

"You want me to fight him?"

Kael nodded.

"Yes."

Morry and Lira entered the training area.

Morry drew his sword.

Lira raised her hands.

"Don’t go easy on me," she said.

Morry smiled.

"Same to you."

Kael raised his hand.

"Begin."

Lira attacked first.

Mud rose from the ground.

Large mud hands rushed toward Morry.

Morry moved backward.

He swung his sword.

His energy spread toward Lira.

"Soul Binding."

Lira quickly moved away.

But the attack had forced her to react differently.

She raised more mud from the ground.

Instead of attacking directly, she began controlling the battlefield.

Morry rushed forward.

Lira created a wall.

Morry cut through it.

But another mud hand grabbed toward him.

Morry jumped away.

The battle continued.

Both fighters began adapting.

Lira’s control over her mud became faster.

She started creating different shapes.

Walls.

Hands.

Platforms.

Traps.

Morry was also forced to improve his Soul Binding.

He needed better timing.

Better accuracy.

And more control.

After a long battle, Kael stopped them.

"Enough."

Morry and Lira stepped back.

Both were breathing heavily.

Kael smiled.

"Good."

Lira looked at her hands.

"My control..."

Morry nodded.

"It improved."

Kael crossed his arms.

"That is why fighting is important."

He looked at both of them.

"A strong opponent forces you to discover abilities you didn’t know you had."

---

Finally, Kael looked toward Ravian.

"Ravian."

Ravian stepped forward.

"My turn?"

Kael nodded.

"Come with me."

Kael led Ravian away from the main training ground.

After several minutes, they reached another area.

The place was filled with objects.

Large rocks.

Wooden logs.

Metal training equipment.

Heavy blocks.

Small stones.

Objects were everywhere.

Ravian looked around.

"What is this?"

Kael looked at him.

"Your training ground."

Ravian looked back at him.

"For what?"

Kael pointed toward the objects.

"Use your Force Manipulation."

Ravian nodded.

"On which one?"

Kael smiled.

"Most of them."

Ravian’s expression changed.

"Most of them?"

"Yes."

Kael stepped back.

"I want you to use your power on as many objects as possible."

Ravian raised his hands.

Force Manipulation activated.

Several small stones rose into the air.

Then wooden logs.

Then larger rocks.

Kael watched silently.

Ravian continued increasing the number.

More objects began floating.

His face became serious.

The pressure increased.

Kael spoke.

"Don’t stop."

Ravian gritted his teeth.

More objects rose.

Heavy blocks began shaking.

His arms started trembling.

"Keep going," Kael said.

Ravian pushed himself further.

He manipulated more objects.

His energy continued decreasing.

Sweat covered his face.

But he didn’t stop.

Kael gave him one final instruction.

"Continue until you’re exhausted."

Ravian looked at the hundreds of objects around him.

Then he smiled.

"Fine."

His Force Manipulation became stronger.

More objects began rising.

And Ravian continued pushing his power beyond its limit.

The training had only begun.

But all of them were already becoming stronger.