Starting tomorrow, Saul would teach them Haki. It was a decision he had made on the spur of the moment that night.
The reason was that he had watched Maud's battle that evening.
Judging by the outcome, there had actually been no major problem.
But the process of the battle had left Saul dissatisfied.
It had been far too crude.
Most importantly, the weapon that had helped Maud complete his revenge had not been a gun, but a sword!!!
As it happened, Maud was quite skilled with a sword. At least under the circumstances, using a sword had been far more effective than using a gun.
This left Saul frustrated and resentful.
Still, he was reasonable enough to know that, at Maud's current stage, firearms truly lacked the power to destroy an enemy head-on.
Only mastering Haki could change that situation.
Of course, Haki's effects were obvious for any profession.
However, compared with swordsmanship and hand-to-hand combat, marksmanship relied even more on the transformation brought about by Haki.
It was not merely an improvement in every aspect, but a substantial change that could make firearm-based tactics more diverse.
That was why Saul had changed his mind on the spur of the moment.
In his original plan, he would not formally teach Maud Haki for at least three months.
But considering the talent Maud had displayed, there was no harm in moving that date forward.
After all, Sunny was nearly ready as well. He could teach them both at the same time.
The only thing Saul was rather worried about was that Sunny might be discouraged by Maud while learning Haki.
"It shouldn't come to that."
Saul thought silently.
Seeing Saul suddenly sink into thought, Maud and Sunny exchanged a glance before quietly leaving, leaving Saul alone in the shop.
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