Chapter 3: The Path to Strength
I took a deep breath, looking at my weak hands. My body was too fragile, too slow. In this brutal world, weakness meant death. I needed to get stronger—fast.
Everyone here followed normal methods to grow stronger. I had written these methods myself, but now that I was inside the story, I realized something terrifying.
They weren't enough.
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The Normal Paths to Strength
1. Sharir Sadhana (Physical Training) – The most basic way. Warriors lifted heavy weights, trained their muscles, and practiced combat daily. Over time, their bodies became stronger, faster, and tougher.
2. Yudh Abhyasa (Battle Experience) – Fighting stronger enemies forced warriors to grow. Their bodies adapted to pain, and instincts sharpened. But this path was dangerous—one wrong fight, and it was over.
3. Pran Sanyam (Meditation & Breath Control) – Some warriors strengthened their inner energy by controlling their breathing and meditating. It helped them recover faster and fight longer without getting tired.
These methods worked, but they were too slow. In this world, time wasn't a luxury I had.
And worse… my body was broken.
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A Cruel Realization
As I tried to train, I felt a strange blockage inside me. No matter how much I pushed my body, I couldn't absorb energy properly. My muscles were weak, my reflexes slow. It was as if something inside me was holding me back.
I wasn't just weak. I was defective.
In my story, warriors with Blockage Disorder were considered hopeless. Their bodies couldn't grow stronger through normal means. Many of them died, unable to keep up with the world.
But I wasn't going to accept that.
I knew another way.
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The Forbidden Techniques
Normal warriors trained for years to become strong. But there were other ways—hidden, dangerous methods that could break the limits of the body. These were known as Divine Techniques.
One, in particular, caught my attention.
Pralaya Sharira (Destruction Body Technique)
Instead of slowly building strength, this technique destroyed the body completely and rebuilt it stronger each time.
Each cycle of destruction would remove all weaknesses, clear blockages, and awaken hidden potential.
But the pain was unbearable. Few who attempted it survived.
I had no other choice. If I stayed like this, I would die.
So I clenched my fists, took a deep breath, and prepared to destroy my own body—so I could rebuild it stronger than ever.