However, Mousse seized the opportunity to educate the two children. "No one says a swordsman can only fight other swordsmen. That's just his own strange fixation. In fact, it's a very bad habit, because only some of the powerful people in this world use blades or swords, and even fewer are pure swordsmen who use nothing but swords."
"Actually, those strongest monsters in the world are proficient in more than one way of fighting. That idiot Hawk Eyes has limited the range of his opponents, and in doing so, limited his own growth. With his talent, he could have reached far greater heights."
Zoro fell into thought after hearing that, while Kuina curiously asked Mousse, "You really know a lot. Your family must be extraordinary, right? Earlier, you said your brother had gone to watch the battle too? There are three of you triplets, plus an older brother. Just how many siblings do you have?"
"Oh? I didn't realize you were such a chatterbox." Mousse gave Kuina a surprised look, and she immediately blushed, too embarrassed to ask any more.
Mousse acted as if she had not asked and began teaching them Observation Haki.
Even in the New World, where Haki was commonplace, swordsmen generally sought to awaken both Armament Haki and Observation Haki through sudden enlightenment. Once they broke through, they could directly enter the realm of Iron Cutting and become swordmasters.
But Mousse had previously learned that awakening Haki was beneficial to physical growth, so he wanted to see whether he could make the two children awaken their Haki before becoming swordsmen. They would have to put some effort into integrating it with swordsmanship later, but overall, the advantages outweighed the disadvantages. This was especially true for Kuina, whose physique was relatively weak.
Considering that awakening Armament Haki