First test: elementalization.
Yang Ming's body turned into lightning, jumping from one patch of ground to another.
No impact.
No footprints.
Faster than before.
According to his memories of his previous life, the Rumble-Rumble Fruit's speed approached three hundred thousand kilometers per second.
But that was the theoretical speed of electrical conduction.
Actually moving his body still depended on his awareness, direction, and terrain.
Yang Ming had no intention of racing The Flash.
That would be medically irresponsible.
He only wanted to know whether he could maintain his perception while elementalized.
Yang Ming turned into a bolt of lightning and sped forward along the sand.
Everything around him stretched into long lines.
He could hear the wind and see the abandoned highway in the distance.
His Observation Haki had not disappeared.
Instead, it became faster in his lightning form.
One kilometer.
Ten kilometers.
Fifty kilometers.
Yang Ming stopped.
His body reassembled into its original form.
Beneath his feet was an abandoned gas station.
Half its sign had fallen off.
No one was there.
He took out his phone and checked the time.
Less than a second had passed.
Yang Ming looked up.
"This is faster than Bruce's Batwing."
He looked into the distance again.
"The advantage over the Anywhere Door is that I don't have to open a door."
"The problem is, no one offers a refund if I go the wrong way."
Yang Ming turned around.
A bolt of lightning shot into the sky.
He did not continue traveling long distances, but returned to his starting point.
The entire process took less than three seconds.
Standing beside the shattered rock, Yang Ming took out a pen and paper and recorded the test results.
High speed.
Perception retained.
No body weight or effects of inertia while elementalized.
But turning required