What exactly did Conqueror's Haki represent in this world?
Unparalleled talent, overwhelming strength, the qualifications to be a king?
Different people might have different opinions, but one thing was certain.
The so-called Conqueror's Haki was definitely not as Chinjao of the Happo Navy had claimed—common as dirt and nothing unusual in the New World. On the contrary, no matter where one was in these seas, those who possessed Conqueror's Haki were absolutely rare.
During the Paramount War in the original story, when Luffy unconsciously unleashed his Conqueror's Haki, the tension displayed by the Marines, the shock of the Whitebeard Pirates, and especially the cold sweat running down Sengoku's face completely proved this point.
If Conqueror's Haki were truly as common in the New World as Chinjao had claimed, there would have been no need for such tension.
And now, besides the two Conqueror's Haki users in the Sky Pirate Crew—Fire Dragon Ye Mu and Thunder God Enel—there was another woman. This meant that the danger level posed by the Sky Pirate Crew to the world had risen another tier. More troublesome still, all three of them looked so young, and none had yet reached their limits.
Of course, that might be something to consider in the future. For now, the real problem was the Marines collapsing and falling unconscious one after another under the impact of these two people's Conqueror's Haki.
"Thud... thud..."
Across the entire battlefield, beginning with Enel and Anu, the Marines in front of them began rolling their eyes back and collapsing one after another under the assault of their powerful Conqueror's Haki.
There was no denying that Conqueror's Haki was an extremely useful technique for sweeping a battlefield.
Even though the Marines who had come this time could all be considered elite—outstanding among the Marines in