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Meanwhile, in Bone Sand Hell, the scene had changed dramatically. Enormous craters had appeared across the once-flat bone sand, while dense, crisscrossing blade marks covered the entire area.
Unohana Retsu's Zanpakuto had already been released, transforming into a gigantic creature that treated the injuries on her body.
Wu Biao, meanwhile, lay on the bone sand smoking a cigarette, looking quite at ease. However, the black Hellfire burning over his body proved that he had suffered some injuries as well.
"Though you're still not my match, wife, you've gotten a lot stronger. Especially that last move just now—it even set off my battle instincts." Wu Biao's face was full of admiration.
Unohana Retsu, who was receiving treatment from her Zanpakuto, raised her head. A faint trace of disappointment appeared in her gentle, watery eyes. Through her battle with Dracule Mihawk, she had grasped the essence of swordsmanship from another world, allowing her swordsmanship, which had long reached a bottleneck, to break through once more.
But even so, she had merely made Wu Biao feel danger. That really was quite discouraging.
After all, although the swordsmanship of the two worlds was not all that different, their focuses were vastly different.
Unohana Retsu's swordsmanship focused on refinement within technique. She fused countless schools together to form curved-blade swordsmanship—the method of wielding a blade.
The swordsmanship of that pirate world, on the other hand, mainly focused on techniques—that was, moves—creating all kinds of sword techniques with terrifying power.
That was something Shinigami did not possess. After all, Shinigami primarily focused on developing abilities when using Zanpakuto, and their moves were extensions of the Zanpakuto's innate abilities rather than creations born from swordsmanship itself.
In the entire Shinigami world, Unohana Retsu could absolutely be called the undisputed number one swordsman. Yet even she, who