One Piece: I Became a Legend by Seeing Proficiency

With his Observation Haki and the Voice of All Things, Dongze could more or less understand what she was thinking without even listening.

For a moment, it even stirred his killing intent. He considered killing her outright.

After a moment's hesitation, though, he abandoned the idea. A living Momousagi was far more useful to him than a dead Gion.

Since she had set her sights on him, he saw no reason to go easy on her.

Even if she was a character people liked in the original story—or one he liked himself—he would show no mercy.

And so he turned on her the same power he had used to frighten the Giant Sea Kings.

How did Momousagi feel now?

When that heaven-like Conqueror's Haki descended on her, it jolted her awake from her overwhelming craving.

The moment she came to her senses, she shuddered.

Her own Conqueror's Haki was like a delicate porcelain doll before Dongze's. His crushed it outright, then bore down on both her mind and body.

Now she finally understood why that Giant Sea King had fled. It wasn't that the creature had refused to fight or defend its dignity as an overlord of the sea.

It simply couldn't. How could one living creature stand against heaven and earth?

"I, Your Consort, can't do it!"

Heaven's might burned like a torch and pressed down like a prison!

Sword Intent came from heaven and earth. In a sense, the power it unleashed represented heaven and earth themselves.

That pressure could even crush a mortal's mind and destroy their soul.

Momousagi felt as though the entire sea—or the entire world—was pressing down on her.

To put it lightly, she was now a woman carrying the weight of the world. She wanted no part of that burden.

Her body no