One Piece: Mandala Swordsman

Chapter 632 I Want to Gouge Out His Eyes

"Are you alright, Lieutenant General Black Dragon?"

Powerful Logia-type Devil Fruit users may leak their abilities due to the influence of their emotions.

Especially when negative emotions are prominent.

For example, right now, Roman's long black hair is blossoming.

more and more.

And it's becoming more and more beautiful.

Even Roman's hair was growing at an eerie speed.

The long-haired beauty beneath the blooming flowers is indeed very captivating.

But we have to ignore her expression.

"I am indeed in a bad mood, but that's not important. Once everything is resolved, my worries will be insignificant."

Roman casually plucked the flower from his head.

The delicate petals were then turned into floral mud by Roman's brute force.

Finally, it was crushed into flower juice and dripped onto the floor.

From Kuina's perspective, it looked like drops of blood.

The flower juice on Black Dragon's hands was as dazzling as crimson blood.

Although she was smiling, Kuina could sense the coldness within her smile.

She even saw a magnificent yet bizarre scene.

The fallen red flowers looked like corpses lying on the ground.

Finally, it all converged into a sea of ​​bright red blood.

Guina shook her head.

This is just an illusion.

I've been feeling extremely excited lately.

However, even a fool could see that Lieutenant General Black Dragon was in a bad mood.

It can even border on irritability.

This situation occurred after she went out for a while.

Something must have happened.

But what can I do?

Although I was very unwilling.

However, Kuina admitted that the Black Dragon's troubles were definitely not something she could solve.

Even asking now would probably just be asking for trouble.

"Speaking of which, how are you doing learning from Mihawk?"

Roman took the initiative to bring up another topic.

This topic also put some pressure on Guina.

Just like her father inquired about her studies.

Even if you have confidence, you'll still feel insecure when you actually face it.

Moreover, I lack confidence right now.

"I hope you won't be angry if I say this."

"Don't worry, I won't get angry. Just say it."

Roman's open-minded attitude gave Guina the courage to speak up.

"I have no way of learning Mihawk's sophisticated techniques."

"Yes, that's normal."

“Yes, it sounds very… huh? What did you say?” Guina was a little confused.

“That’s normal, Kuina.”

Roman reiterated this point.

Hawkeye's skills are unparalleled.

Roman was well aware of this.

It's just like one's own brute force.

This innate talent can indeed make one stand out from the crowd.

Asking Kuina to be like Hawkeye is simply asking too much.

People cannot be judged the same way.

“Good swordsmen don’t all have outstanding skills, Kuina. I believe what you’re learning is more interesting than anything else.”

Roman always valued Guina's mental state.

Roman doesn't like madmen.

However, she had to admit that she admired rational madmen.

So, what can be called a rational madman?

Those are naturally the kind of people who use every crazy thing they can to desperately achieve their goals.

For example, losing one's left hand can allow one to reach the pinnacle of swordsmanship.

Then Kuina and Mihawk would dare to be ruthless towards themselves.

Because for them, the price is worth it.

Even if it's unbelievable.

But that makes it worth trying.

Don't be surprised.

Their behavior is considered rational madness even in the world of One Piece.

"You can see right through anything! Don't you think Mihawk's eyes are terrifying?"

"Of course, any normal person would feel that way! It's uncomfortable."

"Yes, I thought so too! But now, I find his eyes exceptionally beautiful!"

Roman: "It's normal...his eyes...ah?!?!?!"

Suddenly, Roman also lost his composure.

"You just mentioned Mihawk? Are you sure?"

"Yes, his eyes really do have a huge magical power, so beautiful that it's tempting to destroy them. I even want to gouge them out myself."

Kuina suddenly said this, a little shyly.

what!

Sure enough, I hadn't misread it.

There are indeed rational madmen.