Pirates: The Greatest Scoundrel in Navy History

Chapter 936

Finally broke through 90 points!

Predict the future!

"Looking" at the "data" of his physical fitness and ability, Darren, no matter how calm and calm he was, couldn't help but feel a wave of emotion in his heart.

He couldn't remember how long his observation Haki had been stuck at this bottleneck.

Since he began to practice and began to rub his "perception" talent to hone and improve his strength, the practice of observation Haki has been the most difficult one for him.

On the one hand, as the old man Redfield said, the improvement of observation Haki depends largely on the practice of the mind, and it must be maintained as calm and rational as possible.

Darren's fighting style inherited the excellent "reckless" tradition of the old generation of navy such as Garp and Zefa, who were bold and aggressive and fought against disobedience. At the same time, it was also mixed with the crazy style of "fighting to the death" such as Golden Lion and Barrett, not to mention that he completely transformed into a magnetic field lunatic after the awakening of the devil fruit... Under the influence of so many factors, it is indeed very difficult to keep him in a "calm and rational" mentality.

On the other hand, thanks to his strong physical body, Darren has a higher tolerance rate than most people in the crazy fight of life and death, which also led to his habit of not liking to dodge and being more willing to "exchange injuries for injuries".

The combination of the two caused Darren's practice of observation Haki to stagnate and make it difficult to make any progress, and he has been unable to break through the 90-point mark.

Now, with the guidance of the legendary strongman Redfield, he finally succeeded in breaking through.

After a long breath of turbid air, Darren couldn't help but smile at the corner of his mouth.

After adjusting his breathing, the light in his eyes gradually converged, and the whole person suddenly entered a state of immersion and silence.

A strange red light flashed in his pupils. Even in such a dark and gloomy environment, everything around him was clearly presented in his mind.

The prisoners in the cell stared at him nervously, carefully suppressing their breathing, for fear of being noticed by him;

Magellan stood obediently at the exit door, looking at him curiously;

In the deepest cell of the prison, "Lonely Red" Redfield leaned against the wall with his back, closing his eyes quietly, and at this time he seemed to have noticed something, his eyes slightly opened, glanced at Darren, and then closed his eyes again, with a slight smile on his lips;

The perception of the domineering sense of observation continued to push outward...

The fifth underground floor, the extremely cold hell, the prisoners were frozen like mummies, in Shivering in the snow;

The fourth underground floor, the scorching hell, the prison director Boggs was snoring in his own independent office, with a bubble on his nose that was getting bigger and smaller;

The third underground floor, the hungry hell, the starving prisoners were wailing half-dead;

The second underground floor, the beast hell, the boss of this floor, Sphinx, was leading his brothers to chase a group of prisoners with a heroic spirit, making them red-faced and breathless...

As Darren's observation Haki spread little by little, everything that was happening in the entire Impel Down City was presented in front of him in detail.

And the most amazing thing is that as long as he fully devotes his mind and puts his mind into a calm and detached state, he can even "see" a series of "pictures" that do not exist.

If there is a long river of time in this world, then the "pictures" that Darren "sees" are the future captured in that long river of time.

He "saw" the snot bubble of Boggs, the director of the city of Impel Down, suddenly burst, and then a few seconds later, the snot bubble really burst;

He "saw" a prisoner who was being chased by the beastly jailers suddenly fell to the ground, and then a few seconds later, he really fell...

Similar scenes flashed through Darren's mind like a horse-drawn tour.

An indescribable sense of control and pride suddenly filled his heart.

Everything he saw, and the angle from which he "saw" it all, made him feel like he had become an omnipotent god, "watching" everything within his perception range in a overlooking posture.

This is...

"Predicting the future."

Darren suddenly let out a long breath, and his pupils quickly focused, withdrawing from that detached and rational state.

"It's really amazing..."

He shook his head, savoring the feeling just now, and couldn't help laughing.

The pleasure and superiority brought by this God's vision are indeed quite impactful.

If you use this ability frequently, you can observe the surroundingAll changes can even give people an illusion of being omnipotent.

"So... is this why Katakuri is so awesome?"

Darren couldn't help but think of Katakuri.

With his talent and hard work, he over-cultivated his Observation Haki and even reached the realm of predicting the future. One can imagine the pride in his heart.

But...

Darren pinched his temples and relaxed his nervous nerves.

"It seems that this puts a lot of pressure on the brain and nerves."

After a small experiment, Darren also initially explored the magic and uniqueness of this "predicting the future" ability, and also roughly understood the physical consumption when the ability is activated.

However, this is also because he has just mastered it and is not proficient in using the ability.

Once he gets familiar with it and gradually masters it thoroughly, I believe it won't take long to adapt.

Consumption is secondary. For Darren, the real difficulty of Observation Haki is to maintain a calm and rational mental state.

"But I always feel itchy..."

Darren muttered softly, raised his head, and subconsciously looked at the surrounding cells.

Swish, swish, swish!

The figures in the cell who were originally curiously looking back immediately shrank back, facing the corner, almost burying their heads against the wall.

Darren: "..."

Okay, it seems there is no chance.

He shrugged and grinned:

"Then thank you all for your care over the past few days."

Darren's words immediately attracted a series of quick answers.

"No, no."

"It should be, it should be."

"It doesn't matter!"

"It's all what we should do!"

"..."

Darren smiled and turned to walk towards the door.

"Well, goodbye then. I'll come back to visit you if I have time."