People are so getting an eye on his Black Flame Dragon soon enough alright. XD

Her heart is pretty fed, the only problem was Gojo's was not.

There's a reason why her viewers were ironically (or should I say un-ironically) seiso. The ship must sail regardless of their captain's lewdness, seduction and temptations.

G*d-z*lla. XD

Last sentence, only if its for courtesy, but NOTHING ELSE.

Damn, you got my laughing spot. I blurted my coffee when reading your comment here.

Fair point, a ship itself is already difficult to maintain, they don't need another thing or person that requires high maintenance. Men have no time for women's pointless stuff like seasickness (for men who has it, they were just told to man it up or be kicked off from the ship, period), useless manicure and their baseless whims.

They say never to trust a women with the sails unless there are mermaids. Those were the wise words of sailors in folklore, and it has its basis.

PS: I doubt there are any females entrusted with the handlings of any battleships or destroyers either. There are female captains, yes, but none were assigned to the boilers or manning the ships' weapons.

Even before the duel, there are certain profoundness and depth of meaning behind their actions.

PS: I like this duel too, no kamehameha shazams (RIP the author of Dragon Ball regardless), just pure contest of swordsmanship and internal energy.

Yup, these are spoilers which are only known in the later chapters, but the first small part is debatable.

We don't yet know if Hugo's manipulated or not, that's still under speculation. From the MC's perspective SO FAR, Hugo still deserved a very painful death, period - FOR NOW.

To defy fate means to deny every path that God has decided for you whether its for life or death, rich or poor, glory or disgrace. Its pure DEFIANCE, to stand your own ground regardless of anything else in the way.

That adds more to his basis. Regeneration so that a little blood loss is nothing, and Deadly Poison to apply to his lost blood as a weapon.

I don't think a simple fight will solve it, remember the MC's verdict of how he died?

Not to mention he had the Regeneration skill, a bit of lost blood is nothing to him.

Don't forget he stole the Regeneration skill previously.

If its about Hugo, of course the MC isn't done with him. He still have grudges to him as well, Hugo owed him a painful death regardless of the changes.

And that's called character development. What made it more stark in this manhwa is that it matches along with its story progression.

That's what I pointed in my last sentence. Winning is to win regardless of the methods or standards, unless there are rules - which is the worst mistake to think that there is any of it in this world.

The MC became stronger because he wanted to WIN. The desire for victory is the strongest desire of them all, nothing else can match to it, not even the desire of strength (being stronger doesn't mean you can win).