Medali Gym Test Novels & Stories

The scent of sweat, metal, and menthol rub mingled in the air, familiar to anyone who spent enough time pushing past their limits in a place like this. Ade Goodorally was mid-conversation with his personal trainer near the squat rack, casually stretching his arms behind his back between sets. He wore a loose black tank top that barely clung to his sculpted frame and grey athletic joggers that clung just enough. He had a towel slung around his shoulders, a half-empty water bottle tucked by his feet. The trainer was saying something about adding another set of deadlifts, but Ade’s focus shifted the moment the glass door to the gym swung open with a soft chime. Someone stepped in from the sun o

“This is a strength-testing tool made of special metal. It’s used to test martial artists’ skills. “If you can leave an imprint of your fingers on it, you’ll be considered a fifth grade, and I’ll allow you to enter.” Then, with a smirk, he added, “But if you can’t, then leave immediately.” Allison’s face darkened, and she was about to retort, but Dustin raised a hand to stop her. “Proving myself through skills? I would love that.” Dustin smiled softly and took the sphere from the doorman. The doorman crossed his arms and watched with smug anticipation.

“Well, these are some things you should know,” My eyes were closed but my brain got alert as he began to speak,” “There’ll be three trials in all. Each to test different things. The elders won’t go easy on you and Gwen… Guinevere won’t give you a break. So you have to be ready, physically and mentally,” “It’ll start tomorrow morning. I’m Alpha but even I am not privy to what the rest will be. All I know is, tomorrow they’ll test your loyalty to the pack,” Oh. I almost opened my eyes in surprise. What about all the strength training and fighting training Jamal and I had done? All they were going to test was my loyalty and not my strength?

"I will change also." Talia wanted to check out the gym, but she didn't think she will get to use it so soon. Seeing that Maya was already undressing, Talia followed suit. The gym area was massive, and it was how Maya described it. There was an area with weights, and various machines such as treadmills, elliptical, stationary bicycles, rowing machines… there was something for everyone. And all gadgets were arranged along walls, leaving a big open space in the middle that had a thick mat covering the floor.

Arielle looked at him and smiled and said, "I'll leave this to you in the future. Here, this is the decoration drawing I asked someone to do, you can take a look." Kelvin Lansrode looked at the drawings, his eyes lit up, "And a gym?" Arielle nodded, "Yes, there is a gym, and our drivers also have extremely high requirements on physical fitness. If you are not in good health, you cannot train with high intensity. Therefore, everyone must exercise every day."

But when I saw Asher's devilish smirk, I ran without losing any more seconds. Later that day, I couldn't find anything that I thought I could enroll in. But I couldn't go back to the gym. "What happened? Why didn't you enroll in archery? Did you find something else?" Kathy asked, finally catching up with me. A group of athletes were competing in a 200m race. "No, I am still figuring it out." I sighed, my voice barely above a whisper. "What? You have only a few minutes left! Otherwise, they will put you in the track events as default for all omegas. I mean, practically all runners of our pack are omegas." Kathy exclaimed, raising her hands in disbelief.