It had already been confirmed that training in space accelerated the depletion of Armament Haki and stamina, which meant it could achieve the desired training results.
A little danger was a good thing.
As for exploring other planets or training on them, that wasn't impossible either.
You had to take things one step at a time.
Still, Chaos was in high spirits. This proved that training in space could yield twice the results with half the effort. If he trained here for four years, he would surely achieve more than he had during the previous four.
That meant he'd wasted those previous four years.
An idea had also occurred to Chaos: could he solve the problem of breathing through some kind of modification? If he could, it would be perfect.
He could survive in space indefinitely.
But the more he thought about it, the less likely it seemed.
Even if he solved the problem of breathing, there was still the problem of eating.
After all, humans needed to breathe and eat to survive.
Unless he turned himself into a robot.
Even robots needed energy.
Wait.
A sudden flash of inspiration struck Chaos. He thought of Life Return.
If he trained Life Return to a certain level and could alter cell division or trigger evolution, could he create an internal cycle? Or perhaps reach an absurd level of adaptation to the space environment? Then...
He'd even developed the ability to regenerate severed limbs.
So adapting to the environment wasn't impossible!
Nonhumans, aliens, evolution, gods?
At first, he'd thought that leaving the Pirate Planet might render Devil Fruit abilities useless. Now it seemed he'd worried for nothing.
And so Chaos free-fell through space, lost in philosophical thought!
His long tail feathers pierced the atmosphere, leaving a dazzling trail of flames.
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