Because he was seriously injured every time, the news could not be kept hidden. Before long, all of Totto Land knew that Charlotte Katakuri had been defeated by Oven again and again.
Even Charlotte Linlin was alarmed. To be safe, she had no choice but to postpone her "wedding date," lest something go wrong if Katakuri was still recovering by then.
Of course, her curiosity over Katakuri actually losing to Oven—and whether he could reclaim his former glory and regain his position as the strongest among her children—was also an important reason Charlotte Linlin had deliberately made time for her two sons to battle without restraint.
Charlotte Katakuri's repeated defeats greatly damaged his image in the eyes of his younger siblings and even Totto Land's citizens, but he himself seemed as steadfast as a rock, without the slightest wavering.
Charlotte Daifuku, who came to watch every match, gradually grew worried. First, he feared Katakuri would trap himself in a dead end and develop psychological problems. Second, while Life Return was useful, it came at a price.
That was right. Life Return was actually harmful to the body. The reason was simple: in essence, this miraculous technique accelerated the body's metabolism. Naturally, like Oven and Daifuku's "Overheat," it hastened the loss of one's lifespan.
However, unlike when he had tried to persuade Oven before, Mousse did not say much about his second brother Katakuri's frequent use of "Life Return" during this period.
Because Mousse knew that "Life Return" only caused localized acceleration. Compared to "Overheat" (Oven's version), which affected the entire body, its impact might not even reach one-tenth, and the price was much smaller.
More importantly, Mousse believed in his second brother. Katakuri had never disappointed his younger siblings' expectations since childhood, so he would not need to use "Life