Thunder Core (11) (This ability can be enhanced with Life Force.) Swordsmanship (18) (A technique-based skill; it cannot be enhanced with Life Force.) Conqueror's Haki (6) (A willpower-based ability; it cannot be enhanced with Life Force.) Armament Haki (17) (This ability can be enhanced with Life Force.) Observation Haki (1) (This ability can be enhanced with Life Force.) Hand-to-Hand Combat (9) (This ability can be enhanced with Life Force.) Speed (17) (This ability can be enhanced with Life Force.) Physical Strength (16) (This ability can be enhanced with Life Force.) Stored Life Force: 578.
When Werther saw the amount of Life Force at the bottom, he could not help laughing.
What did 570,000 Life Force mean? Even at the Summit War, and later in his battles with Kaido and the others, he had never gained so much.
Hunting large creatures really was the best way to gather Life Force.
Once his excitement settled, Werther began wondering which ability to enhance first.
He ruled out Conqueror's Haki and Hand-to-Hand Combat immediately. One could not be enhanced, while the other did not suit his fighting style.
If his Hand-to-Hand Combat was lousy, it could stay lousy. Werther was used to fighting with Swordsmanship at the core.
As he considered his options, Werther went through his abilities from top to bottom.
He would leave Thunder Core alone for now. Even if he poured all 500,000-plus Life Force into it, there was no telling whether it would level up.
Swordsmanship could not be enhanced. Skip.
Conqueror's Haki. Skip.
Werther hesitated when he reached Armament Haki (17).
Enhancing it now would be a good choice. It would strengthen his defense and improve the power of his slashes.
Armament Haki offered both defense and offense.
If he raised it high enough, coating Intent Blood