"How is this possible?"
"How could this god have lost so completely?" Enel had just died and come back, and he still couldn't believe what had happened. Even after giving it everything in his Thunder God form, Yamato had killed him outright.
And Enel couldn't use Raigo, his island-destroying attack, yet. It was six or seven years too early, after all, and even the golden Ark Maxim hadn't been built.
On top of that, his Thunder God form only reached 100 million volts.
Well, actually, it wasn't even that high. He just shouted the number to make it sound impressive.
Take Kizaru, for example. If he really moved at the speed of light, even Marco wouldn't be able to react, Observation Haki or not.
"Besides, why am I not dead?" Enel looked down at his palms, then glanced around. The Green Bit Forest, which he'd destroyed with his lightning, had already returned to normal.
"Hey! Stop gawking and get back in there!" Uta had specifically come out to pull Enel in again. She didn't care how shocked or bewildered he was. As soon as she'd reminded him, she dragged him back into the mental world.
"Hey, you bug! Quit standing there and let me teach you a lesson!" Hancock strode toward Enel, making no attempt to hide her disgust.
Those words pushed Enel over the edge. He'd already lost to Yamato, and his pride as a god had made the defeat hard enough to swallow. Now Hancock was taunting him, and he wasn't about to take it lying down.
"I'll fry that mouth of yours to a crisp!" He thrust out one hand toward Hancock and attacked at once. "El Thor!"
A dazzling pillar of lightning shot out, engulfing Hancock.
"Hmph! Pathetic little trick!" Red light gleamed in her eyes.