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Chapter 12: Training That Could Kill You
Author: M.A. Sumi
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Kael Ardyn stumbled backward, sweat stinging his eyes, his heart hammering like it was trying to escape his chest. “Uncle Lyndric Fayne! The attack moves you just showed… they were too fast! I couldn’t even see them! And those… those yoga poses… they’re impossible for my body! I can’t even manage one!” His voice cracked in panic, bouncing around in his mind as he stared at the calm projection of Lyndric Fayne.

“Ding dong,” the system intoned, flat and cold. No warmth, no humor—just a mechanical tone that cut straight through Kael’s nerves. “As requested by the host, Possession Mode is now activated. The War God System will take control of the host’s body to demonstrate combat techniques ten thousand times. There are nine ancient yoga poses. Demonstration begins with the first, ‘Heaven and Earth Inversion,’ and will continue over nine days. On the first day, the host will hold this pose for ten cosmic cycles to improve balance and flexibility. Friendly reminder: During system possessio
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