Was Yamato's strength related to Kaido? Of course it was. Without the bloodline talent inherited from Kaido, if an ordinary child took Thunder Baguas every day like that—even Thunder Baguas where Kaido held back—they would have been beaten to death long ago.
Not to mention that through those prolonged beatings, Yamato had even grasped Conqueror's Haki Infusion and Kaido's club techniques. Kaido had certainly gone easy on her, perhaps even with the intention of teaching her, but claiming it had nothing to do with Kaido's bloodline inheritance would be utter nonsense.
Upon hearing Doflamingo's words, Yamato's expression did not change much. She still looked rather bewildered.
"That sounds really profound, but one day, I'm definitely going to beat that bastard old man into the sky."
Doflamingo rolled his eyes. Clearly, Yamato had not understood much of what he had just said.
Confirmed. This girl's intelligence was probably somewhere between 1.1 and 1.2 Luffys—just a little smarter than an idiot, yet a little dumber than an ordinary fool.
However, when Doflamingo looked at the spiked club in Yamato's hand, a trace of surprise appeared on his face.
"You're still using a spiked club as your weapon? You haven't learned any swordsmanship?"
There was a reason he asked. Kaido was no longer in Wano Country. While Kaido had been around, he had given this "rebellious brat" three beatings a day, but every time he beat Yamato up, it was also equivalent to a live lesson.
Now that Kaido's "education" was gone, no one in Wano Country used an unusual weapon like a spiked club. Although the Pirate World had always favored overwhelming strength and did not demand much technique, there was still a vast difference between Kaido's battle-hardened club techniques and simply swinging a spiked club around with brute force.
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