I have the Flame-Flame Fruit, I'm invincible!

That wasn't a duel, that was children playing house.

Dongli remained silent; indeed, that was the case.

"A true duel is a life-or-death battle fought to the last moment, at the cost of one's life. As long as one can stand up and still has the power to fight back, one will never stop."

If one day isn't enough, try two; if two days aren't enough, try three. Eventually, a winner will emerge.

Fight to the very last moment, the victor lives, the loser dies, it's that simple.

"For the honor of Elbaf."

“For the honor of Elbaf,” Donley muttered to himself, “that’s right.”

"Fight to the last moment."

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 55 Quotes from the Strong

A moment later, Dick ran up to Brocky again and repeated the conversation.

“That’s right, it really was just kids playing house back then,” Brogy laughed.

"As long as we can fight, as long as we don't give up, the duel will never stop."

Boom! The volcano erupts, signaling the start of war.

“Come on, Donley.”

“Come on, Broglie.”

The two giants have clashed once more. This time, they are fiercer and more ferocious than before, holding nothing back, leaving no regrets, and using every means at their disposal to achieve victory.

Crash.

A giant tens of meters tall can easily create a gale with a wave of its hand. Its powerful aura and immense strength allow it to easily cleave mountains in half.

They can split even a small island in two.

The sounds of the duel not only echoed throughout the island, but could also be heard for dozens of nautical miles around.

boom.

The battle was earth-shattering.

"I think I understand what you mean, but can you save them?" Dragon hesitated.

The sacred duel has become an obsession for both Dorry and Brogy, and nothing can stop it; the two must settle their differences.

Similarly, once a winner is decided, even if the other person is still dissatisfied, their obsession will fade.

The problem is that once the strength reaches a certain level, victory becomes extremely difficult. If there is no significant difference in strength between the two sides, the greater likelihood is that both sides will suffer heavy losses.

The possibility of mutual destruction is extremely high.

"Don't worry, with me here, as long as they're breathing, they won't die." Dick felt relieved.

Blood cows aren't so easy to kill.

A descendant of a giant, whose bones were all shattered, was alive and kicking again after just a few days.

With Dick's life-saving power, unless you die on the spot, Dick can bring you back to life.

"Besides, aren't you and Xiong there? If there's a confirmed life-threatening situation, why don't you two just stop it?"

Dorag: (°ー°〃)

“I’ve heard that when one’s Observation Haki is mastered to a high level, one can foresee the future. Mr. Dragon, as the commander of the Revolutionary Army and the first person to rebel against the World Government, you should be able to foresee the future, right?” Dick asked with a sidelong glance.

Dorag: (ˉ▽ˉ；)

"Don't worry, although I'm not very strong, I can still do simple things like predicting the future."

Dick: (ˉ▽￣～)

Is this what it means to be a strong person showing off? I get it.

We should add some quotes from strong people in the future.

With a crack, Dorry and Brogy's shields shattered simultaneously, and the two gripped their weapons with both hands, slashing fiercely.

With a crackling sound, the weapons clashed, and countless sparks flew.

After a while, the greatsword and iron axe also turned into scrap metal.

Following the original plan, both would temporarily retreat. This duel ended in a draw.

But today, neither Donley nor Brogy backed down.

Just like Dick said.

The victor lives, the loser dies. As long as you can fight, as long as you are not convinced, you must continue to fight until a winner is determined.

Fresh blood continued to flow.

The wounds kept multiplying.

The two giants were already covered in wounds and blood, but neither of them gave up.

They were still fighting with all their might, completely absorbed in the battle.

Finally, with the final blow, both fell to the ground, unable to rise again.

"Huff, huff." Both of them were somewhat dazed.

Dorrag gave a signal with his eyes.

What should we do now?

"It's alright, I have another plan."

"Ahem," Dick entered the room.

"Logically, I have no right to interrupt, but since you two have both fallen to the ground at the same time, why not listen to my advice? I believe that you two want to settle the score more than anyone else."

Donald and Brogy turned their heads.

Look at this human boy.

"Whoever stands up first and loudly proclaims to the other that they have won the duel, agree?"

Donlibroki and Donlibroki exchanged a glance, instantly understanding each other's thoughts.

agree.

So the two of them began to struggle, trying to stand up on their own.

But I just couldn't stand up; my legs were shaking.

Finally, Dongli stood up and shouted loudly.

"The 84,591st duel..."

“I won!” Brogy shouted.

Dongli: 凸(艹皿艹)

"I won, I won, I won!" Broglie laughed, tears streaming down his face as he grinned from ear to ear.

The first victory of 91.

"I was the one who said it first..."

"I won."

"I'm about to get to that."

"I won."

"So, Senior Donley, you're trying to renege on your promise?" Dick asked with a half-smile.

Dongli's face instantly turned bright red.

“Of course not, Brogy won this time,” Dorry said, unwilling to accept defeat.

"Let's have another match. This time, I'm sure I'll win."

“Sure,” Brogdie waved. He wanted to win again.

Dick immediately gave a wink, signaling that Dragon could come on.

"You two, didn't we say before that once a winner is decided, we could have a proper talk?" Dragon asked in a gentle voice.

"Wait, let me defeat Brogy first..."

"I want to defeat Dorry again."

"So, the legendary giants Dorry and Brogy are going to go back on their word?" Dick interjected again. "Tsk tsk tsk, the glory of the God of War."

“o(￣ヘ￣o#)”×2

"No, the Giants are the warriors who keep their promises the most."

Dorry and Brogy sat obediently on the ground, like elementary school students, listening quietly to Dorag's nonsense.

No, we talked about dreams, the honor of giants, and alliances.