Dragon thought Randall was just putting on a brave front.
So he simply stopped talking and waited. Once all the oxygen had been drawn out, the outcome would speak for itself.
What he did not know, however, was that the cage he had so carefully crafted for Randall had actually done him a favor.
Randall had been trying to fuse Qi with Observation Haki for a long time.
After all, both Conqueror's Haki and Armament Haki had already fused with Qi. Observation Haki could hardly be the exception.
But his attempts had never yielded any results.
That was because he had yet to encounter the right opportunity.
Now, however, that opportunity had arrived.
Just look at this cage. If Randall could not break out, he would eventually suffocate.
Of course, Dragon would never stand by and let Randall die, but Randall deliberately ignored that possibility.
In his own mind, he had placed himself in a life-threatening situation.
And his only way out was to find that one different current of wind amid this endless gale.
The only way to find that current was to fuse Observation Haki with Qi.
This created a perfect incentive.
What could motivate a person or draw out their potential more than their own life?
Time ticked by. A minute later, the oxygen inside the Wind Prison had grown extremely thin.
An ordinary person would already have struggled to breathe in such an environment.
Yet Dragon noticed that Randall was not anxious in the slightest. Instead, he closed his eyes and sat cross-legged, looking positively at ease.
Having watched him for so long, Dragon could naturally tell that Randall was not putting on an act. His calm was genuine.
But that only made him more uneasy. He could not shake the feeling that this brat was