One Piece: Azure Dragon and Paw-Paw Powers—Starting at God Valley
Chapter 384

A dawn unknown to the world

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"Jihahahaha! This is too interesting!"

Golden Lion suddenly burst out laughing.

He did not know whether Kaido's provocation had worked.

He could not help throwing his head back and laughing, his body trembling.

"If the future really has to be left to someone like this to change, it'll definitely be interesting. Even I'm starting to look forward to it!"

Shiki was also wondering: if the Giants' legend really existed,

then how would Shane change this world?

If he could see the Celestial Dragons begging pitifully on the ground with his own eyes in this lifetime, nothing could be better!

"Madman!"

Kaido strode forward.

Boom!

He had already honed Thunder Bagua into a basic attack.

Another peal of thunder also shattered the silence!

Whitebeard had been fighting Shane for two days and two nights, and his stamina was almost exhausted.

He planted his blade in the ground and took several deep breaths.

Yet while he was exhausted, Shane still looked completely unbothered and at full strength.

"Huh!"

"Out of stamina?"

Shane patted his own head with some regret.

"What a shame!"

"My Observation Haki finally made a breakthrough. I gained free control over Listening to All Things and even achieved Multiline Future Sight."

"But it still feels like I'm a little short of a complete breakthrough in Observation Haki."

Shane's eyes could passively see a single future, and he could hear the Voice of All Things.

He could also actively see multiple futures and use Listening to All Things.

Making his Observation Haki stronger might mean making both these abilities passive as well.

"You really are a monster, brat. You're using me as a whetstone, huh?"

Whitebeard smiled bitterly.

Shane's strength was far too absurd. All this time, he had been fighting entirely to gain complete mastery over his own power.

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