Just as Doflamingo was unsettled by Kakarot's words,
with his heart in turmoil, a sharp gleam flashed through Kakarot's eyes.
In an instant, a terrifying aura, like a demon god descending upon the world, surged from Kakarot and swept straight toward Doflamingo.
The aura seemed almost tangible, forcing its imprint into Doflamingo's mind with overwhelming force.
Doflamingo felt an irresistible power crash into the depths of his consciousness,
as though a pair of invisible hands were wantonly stirring up his mind.
Under the impact of that immense aura, his spirit shattered in an instant like fragile glass.
At that moment, he was just like the Moria of the future whose companions had all been killed by Kaido,
having lost his former confidence and strength. Even the Conqueror's Haki he took such pride in
now seemed to have been sealed away, leaving him utterly unable to use it.
Fear and despair covered Doflamingo's face, and his body trembled uncontrollably.
Yet just as his "spiritual resolve" was about to shatter completely,
Kakarot's Observation Haki guided Doflamingo's consciousness like a ray of dawn in the darkness.
Under the guidance of this power, Doflamingo's heart gradually calmed,
and the fear in his eyes as he looked at Kakarot slowly gave way to fanaticism, as though he had come to regard Kakarot as his sole object of faith.
Little by little, Doflamingo recovered from the brink of collapse.
Although his strength had not been damaged, his entire state of mind had undergone a profound transformation. He had become a fanatical follower of Kakarot.
Seeing this, Kakarot knew the job was done and did not want to waste any more time.
He looked at Doflamingo solemnly and explained several matters of vital importance one by one.
Kakarot spoke clearly and methodically, every word seemingly carrying endless