"Since that's the case," Doflamingo continued, "I'll give you a training goal. Follow me!"
As he spoke, Doflamingo walked out of the tavern. Luffy hurriedly pumped his two short little legs and followed behind him.
Before long, Doflamingo reached the forest behind Foosha Village. Honestly, the forest behind Foosha Village was downright absurd. Not only did it cover a vast area and contain all sorts of trees dozens of meters tall, it also had rivers, hills, and all kinds of terrain, as well as many powerful beasts.
Within this sprawling jungle was an ecosystem that would shatter every Earth ecologist's worldview:
There were not only gigantic tigers, lions, bears, and other enormous mammals, but also giant pythons, giant insects, giant crocodiles, giant hawks, and all manner of creatures.
These large wild animals with astonishing combat power lived densely together in an incredibly unscientific manner, making the vast forest feel cramped and confined while rendering it exceptionally dangerous.
It was fortunate Foosha Village had remained so peaceful all these years. If just a few large predators wandered out of here, the village would suffer devastating losses.
Doflamingo seriously suspected that Garp had beaten all these beasts into submission, which was why none of them dared approach Foosha Village. Otherwise, no matter how carefree old Garp was, he would not dare toss his grandson directly into the jungle.
Still, in the Pirate World, gigantic animals and plants, along with complex terrain and climates, were already perfectly ordinary things.
After walking for more than ten minutes, Doflamingo did not seem to be moving quickly, but with his long legs and abundant stamina, he had covered three or four kilometers in that short time. He arrived at the edge of the primeval forest, where there happened to be a small hill.
Luffy huffed and