At the edge of the training ground, the spectators had varying reactions.
"I really don't understand why the two of them had to fight this way. Aren't they afraid something might go wrong?
" Kalifa muttered softly as she adjusted her glasses, her tone full of confusion. To her, this was simply an inefficient and foolish approach.
Stussy chuckled in agreement:
"Giving up his own advantage on purpose—Dawn really does have muscles for brains."
Robin hugged her book and watched the two men brawling in the middle of the field like street punks before quietly concluding:
"Perhaps... in their eyes, this is how a battle between men is supposed to be."
Kaku did not join the older sisters' discussion. He craned his neck, staring fixedly at the two figures in the field. Under that terrifying gravity, they could barely even use the most basic techniques, yet they were exhausting every ounce of strength just to throw a punch. His little face was filled with shock and awe.
He had personally witnessed Dawn and Lucci's true level of skill. The sight before him made him even more directly aware of the horror of that invisible gravity field.
A child's irrepressible curiosity drove Kaku to quietly inch closer, step by step, toward that area where even the light seemed distorted, wanting to experience it from a closer distance.
"Idiot! Don't go over there!"
Stella hurriedly called out from nearby.
But Kaku paid her no heed. His tiny foot stepped into the edge of the gravity field.
"Cough!"
The instant he stepped inside, Kaku felt as though a mountain had crashed down onto his young body.
He could not even cry out before he was slammed flat onto the ground, limbs splayed. A sweetness rose in his chest, and he coughed up a