With Ye at the center, an invisible ripple spread outward.
No one heard a sound, and no one saw where that force had passed.
The next second, everyone on the dock witnessed something they would never forget for the rest of their lives.
Thirty high-pressure beams and ice spears capable of blasting apart a giant ship all stopped half a meter from Ye's nose.
Even the tips of the foremost ice blades were frozen in absolute stillness.
The vicious look on the lead captain's face had yet to fade, but his eyes were already widening more and more.
They desperately maintained their techniques, Chakra flowing through their armor toward the cannons. The amplification systems were operating perfectly normally.
Yet every attack they had fired had lost its original properties, unable to advance even an inch.
Pop.
A low, muffled sound rang out.
Every Chakra beam in midair began shattering from the front.
The ice spears turned to powder, and the raging wind instantly dispersed.
The sky full of deadly attacks became nothing but tiny specks of light in the blink of an eye, drifting past Ye's cloak along with the snowflakes.
North Harbor's docks fell deathly silent.
Even Matsumoto, inside the crate, forgot to tremble.
The thirty armored elites were rooted to the spot, their mouths hanging wide open.
Their strongest firepower hadn't even touched the hem of his clothes?!
"Impossible! Did something go wrong with the overload core?!"
The lead captain frantically slapped his breastplate.
Several Snow Ninja beside him hurriedly lowered their heads to inspect their techniques. Some even yanked out their conduits and reconnected them.
Their energy was full, the amplifiers were lit, and the cannons weren't damaged—yet their attacks had simply vanished into thin air!
Only then did the group raise their heads again.
When they