A pilot leaving the cockpit to fight sounded absurd, but it was not uncommon on these seas. Take Franky, whose tech tree had gone a little off course—he did that sort of thing every day.
Of course, Lyliana leaving the cockpit to fight was only a test. In theory, this large mech would not help her much and would instead be a restriction. At least at this stage, it would not become her primary fighting method.
Fighting outside the cockpit was not the ideal state, either.
The amount of Armament Haki one possessed was limited. Overusing it would only exhaust her Haki ahead of time.
Once Lyliana reached a certain level and could coat a massive body in Haki like Bullet at his peak, that would be the best time.
Then, Lyliana might be able to pilot the new mech and use the giant mech to unleash an even more terrifying Elbaf Spear.
An Elbaf Spear wielded with the size of the Ancient Giant race might truly be able to part the Red Line Continent down the middle someday.
After losing consciousness, Wolf's body began to shrink. In the end, he returned to the height of an ordinary Giant race member and sank straight to the seafloor without moving.
"Dad, aren't we going to haul him back up?"
"No rush. Let him soak a little longer. Giants won't drown with their constitution, and this guy is hard to handle. Ordinary people can't keep watch over him."
As he spoke, Oran controlled the mech and found a suitable spot in the shallows, digging a pit just large enough to bury Sanjuan Wolf.
For an Ability User, the ocean was a ready-made prison. Buried in the sea, the seawater would leave him too weak to break free.
After burying Wolf, the second