Avenger of the David Clan: Starting with the Dark-Dark Fruit
Chapter 157

Enel, Apprentice Crewman

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The lightning faded.

Dawn and Robin stood where they were, completely unharmed. An invisible force field infused with Armament Haki enveloped them, subtly warping the light as crushed electric arcs flickered across its surface.

"The authority of a god, is that all?"

Dawn solemnly patted dust off his shoulder where there was none.

"My lightning is invincible!"

Enel growled, refusing to accept it as he raised both hands. Violent lightning gathered in his palms, crackling as it illuminated his strained, twisted face.

"Discharge: Ten Million Volts!"

Countless bolts of lightning as thick as arms tore through the air, lunging at the two from every direction. They intertwined into a net that sealed off every possible path of escape, each bolt powerful enough to pierce rock.

Smoke and dust filled the cloud path as electric sparks scattered everywhere. The watching residents had already fled completely. In a battle like this, even the slightest collateral damage meant certain death.

The smoke slowly cleared.

The force field remained firm, not even a ripple appearing on its surface.

"Damn it... I refuse to believe it! I am a god! How can I possibly fail to deal with two mortals?!"

"Divine Judgment!"

Enel raised his arms over his head. The clouds in the sky converged wildly, spinning into a massive vortex. At its center, a colossal pillar of lightning over a hundred meters wide slowly formed before crashing down with a roar!

Like glass striking steel, the massive lightning pillar shattered into countless tiny arcs the instant it touched the force field.

Some invisible force crushed them apart, until they finally became specks of light and vanished into the air.

"What?!"

Enel's eyes bulged, his mouth hanging wide enough to fit a watermelon inside. Snot ran uncontrollably from his nose as he stared at the

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