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Red-Hair's offer was tempting, but Rogge had no reason to waste words with him. What he wanted was something Red-Hair couldn't give him—or perhaps Red-Hair had given him a treasure, only for that treasure to be nothing more than a treasure map. Now Red-Hair even wanted to stop him from obtaining the key to that treasure.
How could Rogge agree to such a thing? He wasn't a fool. He understood all the implications.
The two of them clashed, while everyone else could only watch. With just the two ships as their battlefield, Rogge pinned Red-Hair down on the Red Force. They fought there without using overly powerful attacks. Red-Hair's goal wasn't to battle Rogge to the death, while Rogge's goal was naturally to hurry to Wano Country.
This was the second time Rogge had fought Red-Hair. He had to admit that even with only one arm left, Red-Hair was still a powerful swordsman.
His swordsmanship wasn't inferior to Hawk-Eye's, but his clashes with Hawk-Eye hadn't been limited to swordsmanship alone. Red-Hair had won their famous duel back then.
That battle had established him as one of the Four Emperors. From the very beginning, Red-Hair's Conqueror's Haki had been acknowledged by everyone as the strongest in the world. Rogge admitted this as well.
When fighting Hawk-Eye, even the strongest people would be intimidated by his eyes. When fighting Red-Hair, even the strongest people would be cowed by his Haki.
Once fear took hold, their momentum would automatically fall far behind Red-Hair's. This was the ultimate purpose of Conqueror's Haki: to shake the heart with Conqueror's Haki and make fear grow continuously during battle. The aura of a king could be infused into attacks, making one's strength even