The boost Dragon Body gave Loa was undeniably powerful, but Armament Haki was no slouch either.
If he could combine the two, the increase in strength wouldn't be one plus one. It might be ten times ten.
That was why Loa couldn't give up training his Armament Haki.
Just imagine how he would look in battle: after activating Pseudo-Dragon Transformation, every Scale on his body would be coated in jet-black Haki. How imposing would that be?
No!
Given how tough Dragon Scales already were, how terrifying would their defenses become with Armament Haki on top?
Shrugging off a slash from Dracule Mihawk was no longer a dream!
But where should he start?
The moment Loa tried to devise a method, he hit a wall.
After leaving out the details of his condition that he couldn't disclose, he discussed it with Zephyr. The seasoned veteran soon offered a solution, though it was rather blunt.
Zephyr said, "If the Dragon part of your body rejects Haki, then train that part of your body to use Haki!"
True enough, combining things often solved problems better than keeping them separate.
As someone from China, Loa could think of seven or eight examples without even trying.
The method sounded simple, but putting it into practice was extraordinarily difficult.
For one thing, the One Piece World had never seen a body that rejected Haki. More importantly, Haki was a human power, developed through training based on the human body. It had nothing to do with Dragon.
Still, the idea set Loa's mind racing.
Because he had mastered Life Return, he could observe the tiniest changes in his body. He could even bring out Dragon's Might after transforming.
With the advantages he had as a traveler from another world and a wizard accustomed to wielding energy, Loa