The Pirate's Devouring Fruit
Chapter 56

The Importance of Endurance

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"Pole Insertion Technique?"

Hina was very interested when she heard Dawn's words. "You've even thought of a name, Dawn. Don't tell me you already have a complete idea for this move?"

"Yeah. I think it's a very suitable ability for you, and offensively..." Dawn hesitated before saying, "It's pretty brutal."

Hina's eyes lit up at that. She was hoping to develop an offensive ability, and if Dawn said it was brutal, didn't that mean it was highly lethal?

"Tell me, hurry up," Hina urged.

No longer hesitating after Hina's prompting, Dawn said, "The prerequisite for this ability is that you need to develop your fences into a form like thin or moderately sized iron rods that you can control, but which are also very hard. That way, they can naturally inflict massive damage."

Afterward, Dawn explained the principles behind the extremely vicious Pole Insertion Technique from Naruto's Wood Release, which he had copied. Hina fell into a mixture of joy at gaining an offensive technique and hesitation over its "cruelty."

The Pole Insertion Technique was indeed vicious. As long as it wounded an enemy and pierced into their body, it would continue branching and growing, stabbing through their body from the inside.

After hearing Dawn's explanation of the move, Hina propped one hand under her elbow while stroking her chin with the other. Her serious expression, paired with her youthful little face, gave her an indescribable charm.

But it also made Dawn sigh once more at how mature children in this world were. Shuen and the others, including Dawn himself, were only around ten years old, yet they had already faced a small-scale war.

As for Hina and the others from the Marine Training Camp, they were already thinking about how to grow stronger and had even adapted to the

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