That was why Mousse had to go to Shimotsuki Village—not only to prevent that tragedy, but also to see with his own eyes how that pivotal event would achieve internal consistency in this real world.
Yet Mousse had never imagined the truth would be so simple.
"This vitality... it's only a dozen or so Doriki, right? So when she said she 'could defeat adults,' she didn't mean adult swordsmen. She only meant ordinary adults?"
Mousse used Observation Haki to sense the familiar little girl and was immediately taken aback. Even he, who considered his own physique mediocre, was far beyond this level.
After all, Mousse was already close to the 500 Doriki "superhuman" threshold, yet his physical age was still under thirteen!
Kuina was nearly eleven now, only two years younger than Mousse, but her physical abilities were thirty times weaker!
Could it be that Kuina, the girl whom One Piece readers and viewers before Mousse's transmigration had regarded as a kendo genius, actually had far worse talent than Mousse, who was merely average among ordinary people?
Mousse quickly shook his head. Having 500 Doriki at thirteen was already extremely impressive. It could only be said that the scientific training methods he had developed through trial and error since the age of four were incredibly effective. After years of accumulation, they had made him no less capable than many so-called genius youths.
Perhaps even his original weakness, physical aptitude, would eventually become more than just slightly stronger than his elder brother Perospero's!
Still, Kuina's physique truly was not outstanding. She was probably about on par with Mousse's mediocre and less diligent younger siblings. And a question Mousse had carried from before his transmigration was answered as well:
With only a dozen or so Doriki, she did not even exceed the