Arden's eyes narrowed as he looked at the twins, studying them from head to toe.

He noticed that something was off. Their aura felt… heavier and stronger.

He stepped closer.

"Wait a minute… did you two…"

Rynar and Rynor exchanged a smug look and lifted their chins.

"Of course we did."

Arden blinked, then burst into a grin.

"Good. I can actually feel it. You two… really awakened it."

Dahlia walked over with quick steps, eyes wide.

"What happened? What did you awaken?"

The twins puffed out their chests proudly.

"We awakened our [Unique Physiques]."

Dahlia froze, jaw dropping. "Already?!"

Rynar stretched his arms, tattoos glowing faintly. "Yep. Took us long enough."

Rynor rubbed his back with a frown. "But damn, the pain… I still feel it."

Arden leaned back slightly, arms crossed.

"Yeah… the pain is really something."

Both twins paused.

"Wait… pain?"

They stared at him for a second before the realization hit them like a hammer.

Rynar's eyes widened. "Hold up..."

Rynor pointed at him. "No way..."

Arden smirked. "Yes. I awakened too."

The twins jumped back in shock.

"You WHAT?!"

Arden tapped his chest lightly. "Of course I did. And just like you said… the pain was hell."

Rynar rubbed his chin. "That explains why your aura feels thicker."

Rynor nodded. "And why you look like you got hit by a tree."

Arden rolled his eyes. "Thunder boy, you're one to talk."

The twins snorted but didn't deny it.

Arden let out a breath and smiled weakly. "But thankfully… the worst is over."

Rynar grinned. "Yeah. Now we just get stronger."

Rynor stretched his arms. "And maybe punch harder."

The twins then slowly turned their heads toward Dahlia, Clara, and Eliza.

Three pairs of eyes locked onto the girls.

Rynar smirked. "So… looks like all three of us guys awakened first."

Rynor wiggled his eyebrows. "Which means the girls are left."

Dahlia frowned. "Excuse me?"

Clara glared. "Left? What left?!"

Eliza narrowed her eyes. "Finish that sentence and I'll break your teeth."

The twins ignored the threats completely.

Rynar grinned wide. "We'll be waiting..."

Rynor held up a hand dramatically. "...to hear how loud you three scream."

Dahlia's eye twitched hard. "Rynar…"

Clara cracked her knuckles. "Rynoooor…"

Eliza stepped forward, her cold expression cracking just enough to reveal irritation. "Run."

The twins flinched.

"…Run?"

"…Now?"

Arden nodded solemnly. "I suggest it."

The girls lunged.

The twins screamed and sprinted away in panic.

Garion watched them run in circles like frightened chickens and burst out laughing, clutching his stomach.

Aveline covered her mouth, shoulders shaking.

"Those disciples of yours… really are something."

Raviel snorted, arms crossed.

"To think your disciples can act this relaxed around their master."

Garion raised a thumb casually.

"Of course. This is God Gym."

Aveline tilted her head.

"Most disciples don't dare behave like that with their master. Sect leaders usually demand strict respect."

Raviel nodded.

"Even I barely let my own clan joke around like that. Authority must be upheld."

Garion waved his hand lazily.

"I do have authority. A lot, actually. But I don't need people bowing to me, or kneeling, or calling me some long fancy title. That's just extra work."

He leaned back slightly and grinned.

"And besides… being strict all the time clearly didn't work for certain grand elders."

Aveline and Raviel stiffened immediately, memories of Rakir and Agram flashing through their heads.

"…Fair point," Aveline muttered.

"…Too fair," Raviel grumbled.

Garion chuckled again.

"When people are too tense around a leader, they hide their real personalities. They lie, pretend, and suck up. I hate that."

He pointed at the running twins.

"But when they're relaxed? When they're not scared of me? I can see who they really are."

Raviel watched the chaos and slowly nodded.

"I admit… it's unusual. But your disciples are very loyal."

Garion smiled lightly. "That's because they trust me. Not fear me."

Aveline folded her arms, watching the girls chase the twins all around the courtyard.

"It's chaotic… but it feels alive."

Garion shrugged. "This is God Gym. Chaos is normal. Training is brutal. The pain is real. But the bond? Stronger than iron."

As if to prove his point, the twins suddenly dove behind Arden for protection.

"ARDEN! SAVE US!"

Arden sighed. "Why are you two like this…"

Dahlia marched toward them with a cracking neck. "Come out."

Clara pointed. "You teased us first!"

Eliza took one quiet step. Just one.

The twins paled.

Garion laughed again. "See? This is the good part."

Raviel let out a long breath, but a smile slowly formed.

Aveline shook her head but couldn't hide her amusement.

Garion looked at them both.

"And when you two start your new sect or clan… you'll see. A little chaos keeps everyone honest."

Raviel raised a brow. "Is that advice?"

Garion smirked. "Free of charge."

The three watched as the courtyard descended further into madness.

But somehow, despite everything, the atmosphere felt warm.

---

The rumbling of engines echoed from above, drawing everyone's eyes to the sky.

A cluster of flying ships descended, their shadows covering half the courtyard.

The moment they landed, the doors opened and dozens of people stepped out.

Rynor blinked. "Whoa… did we just start a migration?"

Rynar leaned closer. "Looks like it."

Dahlia scratched her head. "It feels like we're moving a whole neighborhood."

Clara snorted. "Well… we kind of are."

Eliza nodded quietly.

Rendric hopped down from the lead ship, wiping sweat from his forehead.

Even he seemed tired from organizing all this.

"Patriarch Raviel," he said, bowing.

"I have gathered all the people who chose to follow you. Everyone is ready."

Behind him, families bowed respectfully toward Raviel and Aveline.

Raviel's expression softened. "Good work, Rendric."

Rendric then lifted a long wooden box.

"And… these are the [Origins]."

Raviel took the box with both hands and opened it.

Inside, glowing softly, were several smooth crystal-like spheres.

Garion leaned in with interest.

"Hmm? Not bad."

Aveline stepped beside Raviel, curiosity in her eyes. "They look different from ours."

Raviel nodded as he picked one up.

"These… are Revalis Origins."

The spheres pulsed faintly. Some were in red color and others in yellow color.

Garion grinned.

"These Origins will make building your new place way easier."

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