Hancock was already considered Doflamingo's mature student, so she had long learned to train on her own. She had already begun fighting several figures that appeared in the mirror.
These were all enemies Doflamingo had encountered before, or enemies from the memories of others who had entered the Illusion Space. They had all been stored within this mirror and were released at random during each training session.
As for their combat strength, it was basically kept at a level where they were just a little stronger than Hancock, but not enough to crush her. In most battles, Hancock's odds of winning were two to eight.
There was no need to worry about Yamato either. She had long since cast the others from her mind, her sole focus being on defeating her bastard father.
Doflamingo casually gave her a cheat that locked her health. Although the pain was not reduced in the slightest, as long as her willpower held out, she could keep getting back up and fighting.
In the Illusion Space, such a thing was effortless for Doflamingo.
Doflamingo had fought Kaido twice and was thoroughly familiar with all of Kaido's moves. The Kaido replicated in the Illusion Space was almost no different from the real one. He could be called Yamato's best teacher.
The only one giving Doflamingo a bit of a headache was Violet.
Violet's talent for combat... how should he put it? It was neither especially strong nor especially weak.
Her talent was somewhat greater than that of an ordinary person, and with her Devil Fruit ability, if she were properly cultivated, she could probably become an ordinary Navy officer of admiral rank.
But treating Violet as nothing more than a combatant would undoubtedly be a waste of talent. The Glint-Glint Fruit itself was a powerful support-type