Bright was no stranger to the person before him.
Kaido's beloved daughter, the inheritor of Oden Kozuki's will.
Her name was Yamato.
A monster who had inherited Kaido's bloodline and talent.
Theoretically, she should have been somewhat related to him by blood.
Was she his niece, or his sister?
And if he remembered correctly, she was supposed to be the same age as him.
"A man? Your voice doesn't sound like one."
Yamato had already pulled her spiked club from behind her back. Bright smiled as he spoke.
"Hmph, that's none of your business!"
Yamato grunted, gripping her spiked club. "If I can defeat an invading enemy like you, Father might be happy enough to let me leave Onigashima!"
Oh, so she was still at the stage where she held out hope for Kaido.
That made sense. In the original story, she had not completely broken with Kaido until she confirmed that the cuffs on her wrists would really explode.
"Father?"
Bright raised an eyebrow theatrically.
"I'm Kaido's son!"
Yamato shouted, "So prepare yourself! I won't allow you to run wild on this island!"
"Is that so?"
Bright smiled.
He sized Yamato up.
She was much shorter than him, only reaching about his waist.
Despite standing nearly three meters tall, Yamato still looked rather small before Bright, who was over four meters tall.
"Enough talking, take this! Thunder Bagua!"
Yamato apparently was not someone who liked beating around the bush. Since she had said she would defeat Bright, she did not hold back in the slightest and charged straight at him.
She was not slow.
Having inherited Kaido's monstrous bloodline, and having been beaten by Kaido since childhood, her physical capabilities were probably astonishing.
No lightning coiled around her iron club. It simply came crashing down with terrifying force.
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