However, Jaguar D. Saul only fought one extra round. Blue Ogre Dorry performed better than he had expected. Even on the less favorable second day, the bearded giant held on longer than Brogy, who was finally completely convinced.
As someone who had fought both of them, Jaguar D. Saul knew that Blue Ogre Dorry did not actually have much of an advantage in raw strength over Red Ogre Brogy. He was simply calmer by nature and a little smarter, so when facing Saul, whom he still could not be considered very familiar with even after two rounds, he was better able to hold out despite being at a disadvantage.
But this was precisely what Jaguar D. Saul wanted to tell the two Elbaf Giants.
When you knew your opponent well, being smarter or more foolish did not make much difference. But whether as Marines or pirates, the opponents in true life-or-death duels were mostly strangers. If you had nothing but brute force, you were bound to suffer in such situations—especially in a world with so many strange and bizarre Devil Fruit abilities.
Therefore, Blue Ogre Dorry was unquestionably a cut above his old partner. Yet after hearing the finally convinced Brogy call him "big brother," the bearded Elbaf Giant pointed at Jaguar D. Saul and said:
"Woh ho ho ho! Saul solved the problem between us, and he also made us understand that we need to broaden our horizons instead of only staring at the people around us. And he's strong too—stronger than both of us. He's the one you should call 'big brother'!"
Jaguar D. Saul hurriedly modestly said that he was merely a little better at fighting barehanded. He was not on the level of Monkey D. Garp, who could seize blades with his bare hands. In terms