Loya turned and left. He didn't want to say too much, especially about Bucky's identity. If he knew too much, CP would probably come to him for tea. When I came outside the house, the sea breeze blew on my face. Luoya lit a cigarette and carefully recalled his memories of domineering, but his attention was soon attracted by the young man wielding a knife on the deck. It's Zoro. The young man stood on the empty deck, swinging his sword again and again, sweating profusely, and it was obvious that he had been training for a long time. Luo Ya was slightly startled, put out his cigarette, jumped down, came to the side of the young man, and looked at his waist. The bandage was stained red. The boy's wound burst open, but he endured the pain and continued training. "Why are you not sleeping?"
"It's not time yet. Three hours of sleep a day is enough for me." Zoro continued swinging his sword, paying no attention to Loya next to him. He couldn't get over the defeat on Moon Island, and only by practicing harder could he calm his inner resentment. Loya remained silent. Only sleep three hours a day. This kid doesn’t have a “world”, but he works just as hard as him. No, it should be said that he works even harder than him! "follow me." "Where?" "Training room!" Loya had an idea in his mind. Maybe he can verify it on this kid. Although he is not domineering, it does not mean that he cannot guide others. Anyway, they are all conceptual things, so just fool him and that’s it. Who knows, maybe this kid is a one-in-a-million martial arts genius! "Zoro, let me teach you how to be domineering!" Chapter 45 "Famous Teacher" Loya Warship, training room. Barbells, arm machines, sandbags - basically all kinds of training equipment are available, and the amount of barbell plates is also astonishing. Zoro's eyes lit up. In the past, he used stones and other things as weights for training, which was quite shabby, and he had never used any professional equipment. It makes me want to do it just by looking at it.
But before that, there is a problem. "What is domineering?" "Haki is the potential power of everyone in this world. It is no different from feelings like murderous intent, momentum, and intuition. In simple terms, it is the transformation of willpower into a weapon!" Loya started to fool people. He wanted to verify whether Zoro could master Haki. If he could, then he might be able to learn from him. It doesn’t matter if you can’t learn it, just treat it as practicing together, getting closer to each other, and preparing to recruit each other in the future. Just like a blind date, even if you are eager to marry the other person, you still need to have a brief period of getting along with each other. If you confess your feelings right away, you will most likely be considered a pervert. "Turning will into a weapon?" Zoro frowned. It was the first time he heard that willpower could be a weapon. If he hadn't seen Loya's serious attitude, he would have thought that Loya was playing a trick on him. How is this possible? “You may not understand.” Loya drew out his long sword, looked at the sharp blade, and asked with a smile: "Zoro, did your master who taught you swordsmanship teach you to cut iron?" "Taught." Zoro nodded. When he was very young, he asked his master Koshiro whether there was a swordsman in the world who could cut through iron like mud. The master’s answer is yes! "tell me the story?" "Ah." Zoro recalled his master's words and did not suspect that Roya wanted to learn secretly. After all, his master was just the owner of a country dojo and his students were mostly children. "Master once said that there is a swordsman in this world who will not cut anything, but at the same time he can use the same sword to cut through iron!" As he said this, Zoro seemed to want to imitate Koshiro and demonstrate the "no-slash" technique. He threw out a piece of paper, drew his sword and slashed at it as if facing a powerful enemy. "Shh!" The paper broke in two. Luo Ya cooperated and looked "shocked". "Is this Fuzai?" "That's not it!" Zoro's face darkened: "No cutting means that even if it is a fragile piece of paper, it will not be cut if you cut it." "Oh I see."
Luo Ya also picked up a piece of paper, threw it into the air, and swung a knife at it, explaining at the same time: "What your master called "not cutting" is actually the application of domineering aura." "Shh." The paper broke in two. The training room was quiet. This is like two bronze players seriously discussing how to play the king's game, but when it's their turn to play, they become terrible within ten minutes. "I'm not a swordsman." Luo Ya explained in an unusually calm manner and moved on to the next topic very naturally. "Zoro, have you ever experienced a very quiet time when you were training? All the sounds around you were so clear that you could even hear your own heartbeat." "Have!" Zoro perked up. He had had similar feelings more than once, and that special feeling was like being on the brink of death. "That's the prototype of Observation Haki!" Roya's expression became more serious: "Haki is mainly divided into two categories: observation Haki and armament Haki. Observation Haki is the power of [hearing], which can also be understood as perception." "The grass, the earth, the rocks, everything in this world has its own unique breathing sound, even swords and paper are no exception." "When you can listen to their voices, listen to their breathing, you will know how to swing the knife without hurting them, and you will also know how to kill them." "Listening to the breath of all things, this is a manifestation of Observation Haki!" The training room fell silent again. Zoro's eyes widened. Compared to Koshiro's explanation, Luo Ya's explanation was more detailed, and most importantly, he did have similar feelings. "How to do it exactly?" "." If I knew, would I need to teach you? A large part of this information comes from you! Luo Ya was secretly complaining in his heart. Considered it. "Calm your mind." Luo Ya gave him a look that could only be understood but not expressed in words. He had said all that needed to be said, and now it was up to you to come to the realization on your own. Haha, can’t you figure it out?
That's your own problem. Fortunately, Zoro is not the type of person who likes to get to the bottom of things, and Loya's words have given him a lot of inspiration. "Thank you!" Zoro bowed in gratitude. He had a strong premonition that there seemed to be a thin piece of paper in front of him. As long as he could poke a hole in the paper, he would be able to master the power of "unkilling". There is another question. "Mr. Loya, you just said that there is another kind of Haki called Armament Haki, what is that?" "The sight color is the power of [Buzai], and the weapon color is the power of [Iron Cutting]!" Loya felt very strange at the moment. It seemed that he was instructing Zoro, but in the process of explaining (summarizing), he felt as if something had suddenly clicked in his mind. Yes, he believed it. He believed in his own explanation of domineering, and thought from the bottom of his heart that this is what domineering should be like! Can’t figure it out? That's because I'm useless! Loya's brain was a little confused. If there is no one to guide me, then should I teach myself? If you think about it carefully, what Rayleigh said, "firm belief is power", is not a strong psychological suggestion. The process of him guiding Sauron is also a sorting out of known information and a reaffirmation of his own understanding. "Hu~~" Loya let out a long sigh, looked at Zoro's hungry eyes, and did not rush to answer, but thought seriously. Think about the connection between Zantetsu and Armament Haki, think about what the essence of Armament Haki is, think about how to make Zoro understand, and how to make yourself understand it too. a long time. "Zoro, has your sword ever broken?" “It broke a few times.” Zoro answered truthfully. Aside from the Wado Ichimonji, the rest of his swords were of very poor quality, having been interrupted several times during previous battles and training. Loya smiled and nodded. "Even a famous sword of the highest quality will wear out and break during use. This is common sense."
"But you know, for a true swordsman, a chip on the blade is the greatest shame, not to mention a break." "The sword is the swordsman's closest companion and an important partner in battle. However, if you wield it with brute force, you will eventually end up destroying the sword and killing the person!" A chip on the blade is a swordsman's shame! This was the first time Zoro heard such words, but he felt very much in agreement. As a swordsman, there is no one who doesn't love swords. Even if it was a very ordinary knife, breaking in his hands would make him sad and unwilling, and even feel ashamed and apologetic. Yes, that feeling is shame!