So it was perfectly reasonable that he could not inflict even the slightest damage on Adrian.
By comparison.
What interested Adrian more was Brook's level.
The level provided by the panel could not possibly be wrong.
A professional musician proficient in multiple instruments, a second-rate pirate who had set sail on adventures decades ago, a third-rate swordsman capable of unleashing Sword Aura blasts, and a Devil Fruit user whose level was impossible to gauge.
The elements making up Brook's strength were numerous and complex.
That was why Brook had previously been described as "still lost on the road to recovering the password to his main account."
Yet the answer the panel gave was this.
Brook really was just a pirate with a bounty of thirty-three million Beli, even if that bounty had been issued decades ago.
Adrian knocked Brook away with effortless ease and remained where he stood, rubbing his thumb and forefinger together a few times as he carefully recalled the sensation of being struck by Brook's cane sword.
Although [Scale Armor] had made him completely immune to the damage from Brook's attack.
The utterly real sensation of the slender blade striking his skin was something the panel could not provide.
By blocking Brook's lunging slash.
Adrian could clearly sense that, judged by the panel's levels, this skeleton's swordsmanship was roughly at the [Sword Master] tier.
His overall level must have been raised through some other main class.
But that was not the point.
What Adrian cared about more was Brook's Revive-Revive Fruit!
Based on his advance knowledge, Adrian knew one thing very well: the Revive-Revive Fruit's ability to damage spiritual bodies was downright terrifying!
Logically, with his [Ghost Body], blocking Brook's cane sword with a single finger should at least have affected him slightly.
No matter how faint