The Furious Gai

Kamael was somewhat unsettled.

High-temperature steam rose from his body, and his injuries began healing faster.

What was going on?

So much time had passed, yet his opponent showed no sign of suffocating.

And both of his attacks had been anticipated. His opponent had even struck back in advance, waiting for him to charge in. This was no ordinary level of uncanny.

It felt like he was being seen through, inside and out.

And completely countered.

All of his advantages had vanished.

Could it be—

Kamael thought of one possibility.

But how could this guy in front of him possibly have it?

"You're perfectly fine without any air? I underestimated you!"

"You predicted my attacks just now. That must have been Future Prediction, an advanced form of Observation Haki!"

Kamael's expression gradually settled. Only Future Prediction, the advanced form of Observation Haki, could allow someone to predict attacks like that. Otherwise, it couldn't have been such a coincidence.

He had lived for most of his life, after all.

He had at least that much experience.

"Future Prediction, an advanced form of Observation Haki? This Emperor has no idea what you're talking about."

"But I underestimated you, too. You managed to withstand every attack from This Emperor with nothing but a mortal body!"

"You're an old man, but still going strong!"

Chaos wasn't stupid enough to admit it.

Maybe the people in this world really did have a problem with their intelligence. Many pirates would announce their abilities before a fight, as if they were afraid their opponents wouldn't know.

Wouldn't it be better to keep them as trump cards and catch people off guard?

Everyone had different ideas, of course. Some were so foolish they were beyond help, yet still thought they were the cleverest around.

With that, Chaos raised