After some questioning, Dawn's hopes of one-punching Kaido and wiping out the Big Mom Pirates with a single skill were utterly shattered.
Otherwise, the story could have ended two chapters later, and he could have embraced the good life with beauties in both arms.
Not to mention that the More-More Fruit could enhance his own strength and speed—Dawn had no idea how long it would take just to develop its hundredfold amplification ability.
And there were also the Slow-Slow Fruit and the Dark-Dark Fruit waiting to be developed.
The Slow-Slow Fruit was a little better. After all, he had obtained it earlier, and Ouroboros did not need rest. Through relentless development, there had been some progress with the Slow-Slow Fruit.
Some might ask: wasn't the Slow-Slow Fruit already an incredibly overpowered ability from the start? Why did it still need development?
That required mentioning how Dawn acquired multiple Devil Fruit abilities—through auras as the foundation.
For example, the Heat-Heat Fruit used the aura as its range, granting Dawn control over all temperatures within it.
Things like igniting flames were then formed by combining the Sky Domain Aura with the foundational Snatch-Snatch Aura.
The Slow-Slow Fruit, meanwhile, was downright tyrannical. It was itself made up of beams of light, and after being placed upon the aura, the entire aura became a Slowdown Aura filled with purple rays.
The crucial point was that this aura expanded with Dawn at its center.
In other words, the moment he deployed it, Dawn would stupidly inflict a slowdown debuff on himself.
Fortunately, after continuous development, he could now move the aura's deployment range. It had changed from a fixed aura location into the ability to selectively place a Slowdown Aura within a certain area.
It was a good beginning, but if he wanted it to