The future he had seen with his prized Observation Haki had all been false illusions created by Genjutsu. He thought he was predicting the future, but in truth, he had merely been dancing to the script Mu Chen had written.
No, that was impossible!
Katakuri let out an enraged roar, trying to use Conqueror's Haki to break through the illusion, only to find that the Haki within him had sunk like a stone into the sea, completely unresponsive.
He saw his Mochi Giant collapsing, turning into countless tiny Tang Lis, while Mu Chen stood among them, looking at him coldly as if he were a pathetic clown.
"Your Observation Haki really is impressive!"
Mu Chen slowly walked toward him, every step landing on Katakuri's shadow. "But no matter how strong it is, Observation Haki cannot distinguish reality from illusion."
Faced with Mu Chen's mockery, Katakuri had never felt so powerless. That sense of helplessness made him question his own Observation Haki. Is this the true strength of Admiral Blood Eyes?
At that moment, Katakuri finally accepted reality. Mu Chen's terrifying eyes especially made him feel as though he had been completely seen through.
The next second, Mu Chen smiled faintly and casually snapped his fingers. The scene before Katakuri's eyes shattered like a broken mirror.
Katakuri discovered that he was still standing where he had been, his trident embedded in the rock beside his feet. He had not a single wound on his body. Mu Chen stood three meters away, calmly watching him, while the seawater around them flowed normally.
Tokikake was still lying on the ground, groaning. That earth-shattering battle just now had actually all been an illusion!
Katakuri's voice trembled uncontrollably. It was the first time he had felt fear—not because of the gap in their strength, but