I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

"I've heard of a certain level of swordsmanship."

"Without relying on external objects, grass, trees, bamboo and stones can all be used as swords. Even if you hold a blade of grass, you can split mountains and cut through seas."

These words sounded like some profound theory of swordsmanship, and there was a certain truth to them.

Zoro and Kuina were completely confused, while the dojo master, Koushirou, seemed to be deep in thought.

However, after some thought, a vague sense of unease arose.

That makes sense, and it seems to make some sense.

But is that your reason for visiting the dojo with a spiked club and a chainsaw?

The way these words came from the mouth of a guy carrying a chainsaw just didn't feel right.

Finally, a completely bewildered Zoro jumped out, gripping his two wooden swords, and shouted:

"If you are truly a formidable chainsaw-wielding swordsman, then accept my challenge!"

"Don't underestimate me. I could have defeated you long ago at the Isshin Dojo."

"Zoro, don't..." Koushirou was about to stop when Zoro, gripping his wooden sword, charged towards Sigurd.

Sig glanced at Zoro, who had already rushed in front of him, and turned off the chainsaw with a hint of helplessness.

Then, with his other hand, he quickly picked up the folding knife and gently swung it forward.

With two clangs, Zoro's wooden sword fell to the ground.

Without realizing it, he threw away the two wooden swords in his hands, raised his hands high, and clamped the folding knife above his head.

However, because Zoro is too short, he didn't kneel down to catch the sword this time, but stood up.

Sig's folding knife is small and short, allowing for easy control of the blade's extension and retraction.

The instant he caught the blade barehanded, Sieg deactivated his skill and retracted the blade of his folding knife.

At first glance, the scene looks like Sig is laughing and patting Zoro's green head.

After doing all this, Sieg glanced at Ivankov out of the corner of his eye, pretending to be casual.

Among everyone present, besides his own men, Ivankov was the only one who had ever seen him use his ability to catch a blade barehanded to control CP0.

This time, Sigurd specifically used a folding knife and immediately deactivated his ability to avoid being recognized.

Being caught bare-handed by a blade is a 100% guaranteed ability, not something that is actively activated. It's more like a strange curse. Unless Sig removes the character card Li Jing, Sig will basically never be able to fight with a sword again.

Given the current low compatibility, Sieg is prepared not to use this ability lightly, lest others find a way to counter it.

Ivankov's large face showed a thoughtful expression, his brows slightly furrowed, as if he had made a connection but couldn't quite recall it.

Seeing this, Sieg felt a little relieved.

Unexpectedly, the next second, he heard a voice of praise from the side:

"I've seen the boss's 'Fairy Leap Sword Technique' again, amazing!"

"The boss knocked the two swords out of the child's hands in an instant, then smiled and patted the child's head... I didn't even see the boss's movements! He's too strong!"

Sig: "..."

He knew who said that without even turning around, and he remembered that buff.

However, listening to the bald man's dramatic explanation from the side, Zoro, Kuina, and the others, who were initially confused, finally understood.

Zoro blankly withdrew his hand from above his head, looked at the two swords lying on the ground, and fell into deep thought.

"Did so many things happen in just a short time?"

"Before I could even react, the sword was knocked out of my hand?"

"Am I not training enough? How could I have lost so quickly?"

Koushirou, the owner of the dojo, who was sitting quietly watching from the side, was also skeptical.

He didn't quite believe the bald bandit's explanation, but he really couldn't understand what Sig had just done.

However, through that brief exchange, Koushirou can confirm one thing.

"This swordsman is indeed very strong, definitely more than just someone who can cut through steel..."

"If you can achieve this with this small folding knife, what level could you achieve with that wolf fang...sword and chainsaw?"

"Why would such a powerful swordsman, comparable to a master swordsman, visit a rural dojo? Does he really want to test his skills against Wado Ichimonji with that chainsaw?"

Thinking of this, Koushirou's smile gradually disappeared.

Chapter 75 Zoro in a Different Art Style

Inside the dojo, Zoro looked down at the two wooden swords that had fallen to the ground and pondered for a long time.

Just when Kuina and the others thought Zoro was feeling defeated, Zoro suddenly looked up and said to Sigurd:

"You are indeed a very strong swordsman. Could you please teach me your swordsmanship? I want to become the strongest swordsman!"

Before Sig could react, Kuina, who was holding the Wado Ichimonji, changed her expression and blurted out:

"Zoro, do you want to learn... the chainsaw style?"

Sig's expression also became quite interesting.

He imagined a future Zoro with a chainsaw in each hand and another in his mouth.

Three chainsaw streams! Three times the noise!

The ultimate technique is the Nine-Sword Demon Style, with three heads, six arms, and nine chainsaws!

Whenever Zoro uses his Three Chainsaw Style technique to unleash his ultimate move against a strong opponent, he also recites a poem:

"Through mountains and seas, my chainsaw cannot break through my defenses..."

Sieg pondered for a moment.

If Zoro were to truly deviate from the Three Chainsaw style, there would be two major difficulties.

First, Zoro likes to give his sword moves cool names. If he uses three chainsaws, no one can hear him reciting poetry.

Therefore, Zoro needs to work on his voice in the future. In addition to making his name as the world's greatest swordsman resound through the clouds, he also needs to make his loud voice resound through the clouds to drown out three times the noise.

As for the second difficulty...

A scene suddenly flashed into Sieg's mind.

Zoro, wielding a triple chainsaw, set sail and encountered Hawkeye Mihawk for the first time, only to be defeated.

Zoro turned around with a flourish: "A scar on the back is a swordsman's shame."

Hawkeye: "Shut up! You're not a swordsman at all!"

Then he killed Zoro with a single slash.

Sauron died.

While Sigurd was lost in thought, Zoro shook his head and said with a firm gaze;

"I don't want to learn the chainsaw style. What I want to learn is that really powerful move from before."

"It seems to be called Immortal..."

"The immortal kneels!" Sig answered again.

"Is it called Immortal Kneeling? What school of swordsmanship is this? I want to learn it!"

Zoro stared intently at Sieg.

"My swordsmanship style is one of absolute parrying!"

There was no way to say it like that, Sieg thought of a reason to refuse.

"My swordsmanship style is the Heroic Domination Style, which is passed down to women only, not men."

As Zoro's eyes gradually dimmed, Kuina's eyes lit up.

Sig's heart skipped a beat; he had almost forgotten that there was also a fiercely competitive Kuina beside him, and he quickly added:

"I misspoke. I won't pass it on whether it's a man or a woman."

As soon as he finished speaking, Sieg suddenly felt a pair of large, bright blue-purple eyes with exaggerated eyeshadow casting a seductive glance at him.

Sieger suddenly got goosebumps and added:

"In short, I cannot easily pass on my swordsmanship to others."

Sieg quickly changed the subject:

"Speaking of sword styles, my style is actually not the strongest."

“I know of a swordsmanship style that is practically invincible, and it has a special connection with your Isshin Dojo.”

"That's the Ashina School!"

"Is Ashina style really that powerful? I want to learn it!" Zoro's eyes lit up again.

Sig breathed a slight sigh of relief; it seemed Zoro wasn't so fixated on his Sage's Kneeling Sword Technique.

"The essence of Ashina-style swordsmanship lies in adaptability and not being confined to the sword itself."

"Are swords and sabers such inconvenient things? Why be so fixated on using them?"

'A wolf-tooth sword, a chainsaw sword, a dagger, or even a firearm... anything that can defeat the enemy is good.'

But then, a picture involuntarily surfaced in Sieg's mind.

Zoro, having mastered the Ashina style, was defeated by Mihawk.

Zoro: "A scar on the back is a swordsman's shame!"

Hawkeye: "In that case, I'll use this world's best black...."

Before he could finish speaking, Zoro pulled out a gun from his pocket and fired a shot.

"Hawkeye, times have changed."

Then, enraged, Hawkeye slashed him to death.

Sauron died.