Even if Maud had not brought it up, Saul would have taught him all the techniques one by one, including Geppo.
But food had to be eaten one bite at a time.
Whether it was Haki or Geppo, everything had to be learned step by step.
"Don't rush."
Saul glanced at Maud, who looked as though he had switched on an LED light, then reached out toward Beli.
Seeing this, Beli quickly handed the gold-plated pipe to Saul.
Saul picked up the pipe and took a puff before slowly saying, "Whether it's Armament Haki or Geppo, neither is a skill you can master in a short time."
"So don't think about running when you don't even know how to walk."
"Besides, this place isn't suitable for training Armament Haki. Once you've understood the principles, I'll take you to Little Cutie, where you can stay for a while."
Little Cutie in Saul's words was not a way of addressing a person, but the name of the Wine Island that Sunny had mentioned to Maud before.
Naturally, Maud and Sunny had no objections to Saul's arrangements.
In Maud's eyes, Saul was like a rare treasure, capable of bringing him countless benefits.
Haki,
Geppo,
Techniques,
And even the most precious experience.
These were all things he could learn from Saul.
He understood one thing very clearly.
Without sufficiently powerful strength, he should not dream of traveling the world.
The cruel reality and environment would tell him what it meant to be unable to move even an inch.
And he was still young. He had plenty of time.
So it did not matter if he spent a year, two years, or even longer. He would pry from Saul the precious things that even the Hunter's Notebook could not give him.
Suddenly, Maud thought of