Infinite Loop?
"Ah, this..."
And Red-Hair plummeted from the sky, almost reaching the ground...
His eyes widened involuntarily.
His eyes were filled with shock.
At the same time, he had a bad feeling...
Because he saw that the ground directly below him was no longer a swamp, but another Space Gate.
"Brush..."
He fell right into it.
When he reappeared, he was already high in the sky where he had been before.
It continues to fall!
Sure enough, this situation confirmed his suspicions. In other words, Moke had created a Space Gate connecting the ground and the sky.
If Moke wanted to, he could make him fall indefinitely.
Even with his exceptionally rich combat experience, he was somewhat at a loss at this moment.
However, don't underestimate him.
You know, he's Red-Hair!
His second experience gave him a solution. He suddenly swung his longsword, unleashing a terrifying slash.
What followed was an equally terrifying recoil force.
He was thrown to one side.
Extremely fast.
In the blink of an eye, they were out of the Space Gate's range and landed back on the ground.
"Sla..."
The powerful downward force subjected his legs to tremendous force. His leg muscles bulged... His pants, which were originally a bit loose, were suddenly stretched to the point of being like tight leggings.
Finally, unable to withstand the terrifying force, it shattered.
Then, it wasn't just the pants that couldn't withstand this terrifying force, but also the ground beneath Red-Hair' feet.
"Boom..."
The ground beneath Red-Hair' feet shattered instantly, rapidly spreading outwards... In the blink of an eye, the ground within a hundred-meter diameter radius crumbled, eventually forming a large crater.
Red-Hair stood right in the center of the crater.
"Brush..."
Having withstood the terrifying downward force, Red-Hair used the momentum to propel himself out like a cannonball.
In the blink of an eye, they were standing in front of Moke.
He thrust out his longsword.
Almost simultaneously, it pierced Moke's forehead. It was so fast that Moke felt his scalp tingle.
However, the speed of this move greatly exceeded Moke's expectations.
But it hasn't reached the point where he's helpless.
The next second, Moke entered his Kitetsu form, with Armament Haki Coating his forehead. Not only that, facing Red-Hair' sudden outburst after being suppressed, Moke dared not be careless in the slightest.
He activated his spatial abilities, creating a Space Barrier on his forehead.
"Click click..."
The next instant, cracks appeared on the Space Barrier, and it shattered like a mirror.
Then Moke felt a terrifying force strike his forehead.
"Boom..."
Moke was blasted away, smashing everything in his path. He finally crashed heavily into a small mountain a kilometer away.
With terrifying force, Moke shot through the hill like a bullet, crashing down to the foot of the hill on the other side.
"Holy crap..."
Moke stood up and shook his head. "I was careless!"
The next second, he disappeared from the spot, and when he reappeared, he was already standing in front of Red-Hair.
Somewhat helplessly, he said, "As expected, you're just as difficult to deal with as I imagined. It seems I was too naive to think I could defeat you with that kind of trickery."
He then asked a question that made even the Red-Hair's expression change drastically.
How long can you hold your breath? Ten minutes? Half an hour? Or an hour?
"What if, at the same time, you also want to fight me?"
"Ah?"
Red-Hair was taken aback at first, but his expression immediately turned extremely grim. He was thinking of Moke's Paramecia Absorb-Absorb Fruit everything and make it his own.
"Not good!"
Red-Hair.
That's right, no matter how strong a person is, he is still just a person.
As long as he's human, he can't stop breathing. It's just that the stronger a person is, the longer they can hold their breath. But no matter how long, they still need to breathe!
A swift and decisive victory is needed.
This is the only way.
But who is this guy in front of me?!
The current world's strongest fighter Moke.
Wanting a quick victory is harder than climbing to the sky!
Meanwhile, Moke had already absorbed the air. Moke now possessed the ability to control and create air... and he instantly emptied the air within a radius of one kilometer.
But you think that's all?
No!
Anyone who has read a book knows that air is mainly composed of the following components:
Nitrogen: Makes up about 78% of the volume of air.
Oxygen: Makes up about 21% of the volume of air.
Rare gases, including helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and radon, make up approximately 0.934% of the air volume.
Carbon dioxide: accounts for approximately 0.04% of the air volume.
Other components include water vapor and impurities, accounting for approximately 0.02% of the air volume.
Volume fraction of each component
Nitrogen: Makes up about 78% of the volume of air.
Oxygen: Makes up about 21% of the volume of air.
Rare gases, including helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and radon, make up approximately 0.934% of the air volume.
Carbon dioxide: accounts for approximately 0.04% of the air volume.
Other components include water vapor and impurities, accounting for approximately 0.02% of the air volume.
Regardless of the type, if it exceeds the appropriate proportion, it becomes a deadly poison for humans.
For example, excessive nitrogen in the air can lead to symptoms such as nitrogen poisoning, asphyxiation, and decompression sickness.
Nitrogen makes up about 78% of the air and normally does not pose a direct health risk. However, when nitrogen concentration exceeds 80%, poisoning symptoms may occur, especially during nitrogen processing or the use of nitrogen-based products. Nitrogen poisoning can irritate the eyes and airways, and because high concentrations of nitrogen reduce the oxygen level inhaled, it can lead to systemic hypoxia, particularly in the central nervous system, potentially causing fainting or coma. Furthermore, nitrogen concentrations above 30% can also cause coma, as excessive nitrogen inhalation lowers blood oxygen levels, leading to hypoxia.
Indirect hazards of nitrogen include nitrogen asphyxiation and decompression sickness. When inhaling air with a nitrogen concentration of 80.5%-90%, initial symptoms include chest tightness, shortness of breath, weakness, rapid breathing, nausea, vomiting, mild headache, and chest pain. These may be followed by restlessness, excitement, confusion, and unsteady gait, eventually leading to drowsiness or coma, accompanied by tonic-clonic seizures, sluggish pupillary light reflex, constricted pupils, and convulsions. When inhaling nitrogen concentrations exceeding 90%, the patient can rapidly enter a coma, potentially leading to asphyxiation due to severe hypoxia, followed by cardiac arrest and death.