One Piece: Mandala Swordsman

Chapter 584 The Failure of Yamato

Thunderous Eight Trigrams is a superior attack technique that combines Armament Haki and Conqueror's Haki.

In the original work, he easily defeated Luffy before he awakened his powers.

To date, only two people have mastered the Thunder Bagua.

These are Yamato and Kaido, who are currently in the midst of a turmoil.

This is enough to prove Yamato's talent.

But as mentioned before.

Thunderous Bagua is a skill that heavily relies on the user's abilities.

However, there is a significant gap between Kaido and Yamato.

There's a reason why Junti criticized Yamato's Thunderous Eight Trigrams as "Thunderous Four Trigrams".

Because the current benchmark is Kaido.

The two men's spiked clubs clashed together.

This marks another explosion of Conqueror's Haki.

The red and black lightning reappeared.

The white aurora appeared abruptly in the darkness.

Then the light and shadow shattered.

The powerful collision threw everything into chaos.

at last.

Yamato was mercilessly flung away.

The difference in strength is absolute.

She is definitely not as skilled as Kaido when it comes to the Thunder Bagua.

Failure comes at a price.

For example, right now.

The powerful impact sent her flying.

At the same time, his body also suffered great damage.

Yamato felt like his head was about to explode.

Every bone was protesting desperately.

There was blood.

My body seemed to be out of control, vomiting large gulps of red liquid.

It was unstoppable.

She couldn't even make a sound.

Even so, there was not a trace of disappointment in her eyes.

This was something she had planned long ago.

Getting injured is to be expected.

Even if she bleeds to the last drop and breaks her last bone, she will not give in.

If it can't be stopped, just let it flow.

If a bone is going to break, let it break.

That's just how stubborn she is.

Even now, despite her numerous wounds, she still shouts at Kaido, "I am a samurai, I am Oden. I am his successor."

The man who was boiled for an hour suffered much more than that.

Yamato still remembers that hour.

She witnessed it with her own eyes.

That pain was a thousand times, ten thousand times worse than what I feel now.

But he persevered.

If you can't even handle this little bit of hardship on your own face, how can you possibly inherit his legacy?

Of course, Kaido still denied Yamato's stubbornness.

"You can't become Oden."

It's the same as not being able to become Joy Boy.

Didn't I already tell you to shut up?

Severely injured, Yamato went berserk again.

Her teeth became even sharper.

His entire body was covered in bulging veins.

His domineering aura erupted once again.

Of course, this forced approach will undoubtedly worsen her injuries.

But Yamato doesn't care.

Although my vision was already blurred.

But she still has power.

Then she can fight again.

Until the very last moment.

"It seems you still haven't grasped reality. Foolish!"

That's what they say.

But seeing Yamato's appearance, Kaido realized he wasn't so disgusted by her words and actions anymore.

Samurai, warrior.

They are all worthy of respect.

If an opponent is worthy of respect, then Kaido will also acknowledge it.

They would also try every means to get him to join their camp.

After all, he's a valuable guy.

They shouldn't have died like that.

Why not give them a chance?

It was precisely because of this mindset that he valued talent more than most people.

He believes that recruiting talent is more in line with his thinking than suppressing it.

Although it was also influenced by Lox.

However, Kaido is very accepting of this approach.

He has a deep sense of identification with it.

After all, you can't kill all the people.

Killing is something every strong person can do.

The challenge lies in gaining their trust.

He did a good job in this regard.

He did indeed win over many people.

But even someone as powerful as Kaido has to acknowledge his own limits.

Not everyone will acknowledge him because of his abilities.

Not everyone will agree with him.

Take Yamato, for example.

Therefore, he used violence against Yamato to make her realize the difference in strength and attempted to force her to submit.

But all of them failed.

Perhaps it's because I'm not strong enough!

Then you should take a good look at it.

Kaido launched another attack against Yamato, who was firing at full power.

Yamato and nature also suffered secondary damage.

He was knocked away again.

This time, however, a pair of hands caught her steadily.