Even if you like something a lot, you'll lose interest if you do it every day.

Especially for someone like him who is middle-aged, how can he still have the firepower of a young person?

Several days in a row is already the limit. If it were when they were younger, they could have worked day and night with Vice Admiral Garp to beat up the warship.

They're still like this in their old age... We really owe the Monkey family a debt of gratitude.

Chapter 641: Eating melons, pulling hair, and fighting!

Sanji, who had only recently awakened his Conqueror's Haki, was the one who trained the most.

He genuinely believed that Luffy was a top-tier mentor, at least in terms of his authority on Conqueror's Haki.

Even he was pushed to his limit by several days of continuous practice, and he could feel his hands shaking while cooking.

After finishing lunch with my friends and walking in, I was greeted by a terrifying Conqueror's Haki shockwave.

He had an unlit cigarette between his fingers, muttering under his breath, "I'm a cook, not a fighter."

Zoro grinned and looked over, "Then you'd better go cook properly, cook."

"Huh? Don't you know that cooks are even stronger than combatants?" Sanji's temper flared up instantly.

Luffy laughed loudly, "You guys are pretty strong, aren't you? Sanji, that kick you gave us earlier was pretty powerful, want to practice again?"

"Even if you say that, I won't agree." Sanji's refusal was crisp and decisive.

By the time the big guys came out, the clash of Conqueror's Haki had already stopped.

When other people fight, they start with Conqueror's Haki to remind their opponent that they have this power. But Luffy does it differently: he starts with Conqueror's Haki, then uses it in the middle, and finishes with it.

Zoro and his fellow ordinary people whose Haki is tied to physical strength are simply no match for them.

"You guys are no good," Luffy said.

Before these people could react, they saw Hancock walking over from the deck with a cup of red tea.

"Hancock, let's practice!"

Luffy called out to her.

Hancock was elegantly sipping her black tea when she heard Luffy's voice, and her hand trembled, almost spilling the tea.

She quickly placed the teacup on the tray, her reserved expression instantly replaced by an almost fanatical anticipation. She sprang up from the recliner, her skirt billowing in the wind.

"Has Lord Luffy summoned me?"

Her voice trembled slightly with excitement, pink hearts appeared in her eyes, and she walked lightly as if she were walking on clouds, taking three steps at a time to reach Luffy.

"I have been waiting for this moment!"

"Okay! Let's go!"

Luffy assumed a fighting stance, and Conqueror's Haki began to gather around him, with black arcs of electricity crackling and coiling around his fists.

Hancock looked at her fist, a blush rising to her face, but she didn't hesitate at all.

Her signature Conqueror's Haki erupted simultaneously, and the pinkish-purple Haki storm collided with Luffy's black and red Haki in the air, producing a dull roar.

"Lord Luffy, please feel free to beat me up!"

As she spoke, she raised her leg, the tip of her high heel wreathed in Armament Haki, and kicked towards Luffy's side with a sharp whistling sound.

"Hey, why has that woman's Conqueror's Haki gotten stronger again?"

Zoro muttered to himself from a distance, "Women in love are terrifying."

Kuzan nodded in agreement: "Indeed."

Vivi walked over and saw this scene. It seemed strangely familiar, and then, in a flash, she blurted out, "She, she, she..."

"What about her?" Uta asked as she came over, humming a song.

Vivi stammered, "It's nothing."

It seems Hancock has picked up her hobby; she was just mentioning it casually.

Ugh, this is so embarrassing!

This is so strange.

Watching Vivi rush away, Uta casually picked up the watermelon next to him and took a bite.

After a few minutes of intense fighting, Hancock stopped her attack, took two steps back, and her chest heaved slightly.

Her face was flushed, and she was panting, but a satisfied smile, like she had eaten honey, graced her lips.

"Lord Luffy, today's battle was quite fulfilling."

"Hmm, Hancock's Haki is getting stronger and stronger."

Luffy couldn't quite put his finger on what was strange, but it seemed as if the person in front of him overlapped with Vivi's silhouette.

So he put away his stance.

Hancock nodded, but her expression quickly became subtle.

She noticed Uta over there.

The woman had changed so much. She was holding a glass of juice, wearing a loose white shirt, and her hair was casually draped over her shoulders. She had a lazy, just-woke-up vibe about her.

With her keen eye, she naturally knew what kind of change had occurred.

Damn it, despite all the precautions, they still managed to get away with it.

"Would you like me to play a piece?" Uta invited.

"Sure," Luffy replied.

Hancock's face darkened.

She rushed forward, grabbed Luffy's arm, and asked in a slightly urgent voice, "Lord Luffy, do you still need to train?"

I glanced at the schedule.

"Hmm, the music industry is quite interesting."

Currently, among the crew members, only Uta and Kuzan have awakened their abilities.

The Paramecia series, and even Totemjika, only have Uta left.

Hancock's expression stiffened slightly, then she moved her face closer. "Then, then during my afternoon nap, I can keep you company..."

"A nap? You know I never take naps."

Luffy scratched his head. "It seems like I have a schedule all afternoon."

He was telling the truth; his schedule was basically packed full.

As a result, their domineering presence has also made rapid progress during this period.

As for Devil Fruit abilities?

Then he might really become the god of the earth.

Let the seas merge into one.

To be honest, I have had that thought.

Hancock felt her rationality teetering on the edge of snapping. "I guess I should take a break for a while."

She couldn't help but say, "Lord Luffy has been doing this for a long time now."

She witnessed firsthand how hard Luffy worked on Amazon Lily!

Of course, this effort is being made in many aspects.

Hancock's resentment stemmed from feeling that she hadn't been allocated enough time.

This is a score of over twenty points!

Sometimes you have to wait until the next day.

"Weren't you quite happy at first?"

Uta, watching from the sidelines, offered merciless criticism.

At first, they were saying that the longer Luffy-sama trains, the longer they will stay with him.

Hancock's eye twitched.

She quickly turned around and stared at Uta with a murderous look, as if she were staring at a cat that had stolen the goldfish from her fish tank.

"I meant personal time back then!"

Hancock, somewhat annoyed, pointed a finger at Uta and said, "If you give me your evenings, I might be able to accept it, albeit reluctantly."

Hancock was initially happy, thinking it was like having some personal time.

But she quickly discovered the problem: everyone's time was roughly the same, and Luffy's time was almost divided into more than twenty pieces!

"Why can't I just take it all?!"

Hancock thought to herself.

She is, of course, extremely greedy.

Uta couldn't help but complain, "You're too greedy."

Want them all?

She asked for so much stuff all night and now she owes Nami and the others a ton of things.

"I am the most beautiful woman in the world, what's wrong with being a little greedy?!"

Hancock's cheeks puffed out. "Besides, I haven't settled the score with you for what you did that night."

She lowered her voice and gritted her teeth, "Damn it, I won't give you another chance."

Uta's face turned red at a visible speed.

Her gaze began to wander, drifting from Hancock's face to the deck, then from the deck to the sky, as if trying to find some answer in the clouds that could save her from her predicament.

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