Although Chen Rui had been mentally prepared, when he truly faced double gravity, he still felt immense pressure. It was not just his body weight—even the weight of his internal organs had doubled. Breathing became exceptionally difficult, and the injury beneath his ribs, which had nearly healed, began to ache faintly.
He had read novels and comics before where people trained under dozens or even hundreds of times gravity at the drop of a hat. Now that he was truly using gravity for training, he understood what hardship meant. And this was only double gravity.
With a thought, Star Power began circulating through his entire body. Sure enough, his adaptation speed increased considerably, and under the pressure, his control over his muscles became ever more subtle and clear.
Chen Rui began walking slowly through the space, doing his best to regulate his breathing as he performed simple stretching movements. Do not underestimate such small motions—moving as freely and effortlessly as he did under normal conditions was absolutely no easy task. Acceleration in particular required several times the strength.
At this moment, the effects of the Star Body came into full play, replenishing his depleted Star Power in time. He did not know exactly how long had passed, but when Chen Rui could already run and jump with relative ease, the surroundings suddenly changed, returning him to outside the arena. Unknowingly, two days had passed.
Chen Rui returned to the status panel by the throne in the Star God Temple and saw that his experience had risen to 8%. It seemed that training in a gravitational environment was indeed highly effective for Star Power. Within the translucent human figure, the mist-like skeleton seemed to have become a little more stable, giving off a more solid feeling.
Remembering that a day had