Dunn fell to the ground and lay silent for a time.
Morin smiled contemptuously. "You thought you could keep me busy for a whole day?"
He then walked forward to cut off Dunn's head. Morin had not forgotten that the battle at the harbor was still raging. Bringing Dunn's head there would deal a considerable blow to the pirates' morale.
It would reduce casualties among the soldiers under his command.
Morin had just reached Dunn when he saw a red glow suddenly rise from his head, blood still streaming from all seven orifices. With his vivid memory of that glow, Morin was alarmed and moved to strike.
But it was already too late. Under the effects of his ability, Dunn's injuries quickly healed, and he shook his still somewhat dizzy head.
The head was indeed a vital spot for ordinary people, but after eating the Vampire Fruit, Dunn's only true vital spot was his heart. That was why he had placed the Silver Mirror over it.
As for his head, as long as it was not completely shattered, he would not die.
He looked at Morin's livid face before him. "Disappointed?"
"You merely escaped death. Don't get too cocky. Let's see how long you can keep regenerating!"
"Ah, first, I owe you an apology." Dunn gave Morin a brilliant smile. "I lied about keeping you busy for a whole day."
"What, are you going to beg me to spare your life?"
"No, I mean this battle can end right now!"
As soon as he finished speaking, a crimson light flashed in Dunn's eyes.
From Dunn's words and expression, Morin vaguely sensed that something was wrong.
But before Morin could work it out, Dunn raised an arm, spread his palm toward him, and clenched it hard around empty air.
A strange