Drunkenness Bewitched the Heart

At first, the giant ape only felt a cold wind sweep past. Once it was enveloped by Haki, it felt as though it had fallen into hell.

Its eyes gradually lost focus, and it collapsed to the ground.

However.

Swain's Haki went far beyond that. The creatures running through the dense undergrowth and flying between the trees all fainted under its pressure.

It was as if he were the true king of this land.

Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh!

Several arrows shot over from afar, moving incredibly fast, as if they intended to kill him in one strike.

With the slightest movement of his mind, Swain formed a protective zone around himself.

The arrows struck his blue protective barrier and instantly shattered into pieces.

Woli, hiding in the darkness, furrowed his brows. He had already realized that this former enemy was extraordinarily powerful—more powerful than ever before.

The feeling he gave Woli was that he could easily erase him from existence.

Swain's Observation Haki could see every move Woli made. Seeing this, he could not help but smile.

"The old man is still as cautious as ever."

Then his figure flashed, and he left the spot.

Over there, Woli was just preparing to think about how to deal with this man when, after turning his eyes for an instant, he found that Swain had vanished.

In an instant.

The hairs on his body stood on end. He abruptly retreated, then scattered a great many arrows behind himself.

These arrows were made of bamboo and camphor wood, so their lethality was not particularly great.

However, in Woli's hands, they were enough to pierce through an enemy's body, because they were coated in powerful Armament Haki.

"Who are you?!" Woli cried out in shock.

Swain did not speak. He merely gazed at Woli with