I Choose In The One Piece Class, Do I Have A Choice?

The Clash of Titans

"Why? Isn't it?" Kaido's face shifted slightly in response to Finn's words.

Hyuga Hiashi frowned, his expression serious. "The Impure World Reincarnation truly makes one immortal. Lord Finn, don't underestimate it."

He had heard some details about the Impure World Reincarnation technique. Finn's confidence made him worry that the young warrior might be underestimating his opponent, risking a dangerous oversight.

Finn shrugged, a casual gesture that spoke volumes. Without replying, he smiled faintly and began walking toward Charlotte Linlin and Kaido.

At first, the two pirates thought Finn was bluffing, but as they watched him calmly approach, uncertainty began to creep into their minds.

Could it be that Finn was right? Was the Impure World Reincarnation not invincible?

Before they could fully entertain the thought, both dismissed it immediately. The time for doubt was over—there was no turning back now.

"Hmph! Playing tricks!" Charlotte Linlin scoffed, brandishing her Napoleon sword. "Do you think we haven't seen it all before? In our current state, the damage we take doesn't matter. We recover in an instant!"

She swung the sword toward Finn with a fierce, controlled strike.

Kaido, his face twisted in anger, gripped his mace, electricity crackling along its surface. The power it radiated was almost palpable.

"Finn! Do you think we're easy to deceive? No matter what tricks you have up your sleeve, today is your last day!" Kaido roared, swinging the mace toward Finn with terrifying force.

"Ha~" Finn chuckled softly, his voice filled with a quiet amusement. "The ignorant are always so fearless..."

With those words, his chakra surged to life, a wave of energy radiating from his body. It wasn't just chakra, though—an entirely different, overwhelming energy began to emerge.

"What... is this...?" Hyuga Hiashi's face drained of color as he felt an oppressive force radiating from Finn. The members of the Hyuga family were equally stunned, their eyes wide with shock.

The air around Finn seemed to shrink, and to those nearby, he felt like a giant, while they, mere ants.

"Damn it! What is this kid planning now?" Charlotte Linlin muttered, her eyes narrowing, unease creeping into her voice.

"Whatever it is, it doesn't matter!" Kaido snapped. "We're immortal now, so let's just kill him. No more games!"

In an instant, Kaido was upon Finn, moving with terrifying speed.

The two pirates had faced Finn before, and though they knew his capabilities, this felt different—his energy felt unfamiliar, as if he were about to unleash something new.

"Eat this! Thunder Eight Trigrams! Go to hell!" Kaido bellowed, lightning crackling around his mace as he swung it down toward Finn with explosive force.

The mace, surrounded by arcs of lightning, created ripples in the air that lashed out like venomous snakes, ready to strike.

Finn didn't flinch. He raised his fist, and with a flash, it collided with Kaido's mace.

A violent explosion of energy followed—crackling lightning surged toward Finn's fist but vanished instantly, absorbed by a dense, invisible energy field surrounding his hand.

It was as if the lightning had met an immovable object—vanishing without a trace.

The shockwave sent a ripple through the air, but Finn stood firm. His fist, still as powerful as ever, slammed into Kaido's mace with such force that it came to a screeching halt, as if striking an immovable mountain.

For a split second, the two powers met in a deadlock—but then, with unyielding force, Finn's fist continued forward, smashing Kaido's mace into his face.

Boom!

Kaido was blasted backward, his body rocketing through the air like a cannonball. He hit the ground with a deafening thud, the impact leaving a crater in the earth.

At the same moment, Charlotte Linlin's attack reached Finn.

But she fared no better.

In a flash, Finn appeared next to Charlotte Linlin. Her sword slashed through the air, but Finn was already there, delivering a brutal uppercut to her chin.

The force of the punch was like a rising dragon, sending her hurtling into the sky.

She crashed back to the ground, half of her face collapsing under the impact. Dust and smoke exploded around her.

Both Kaido and Charlotte Linlin were momentarily stunned, their bodies broken and battered. But as their eyes met, they saw their wounds healing at an astonishing rate, their bodies regenerating as if no damage had been done.

"Haha! Finn, did you see that?" Charlotte Linlin laughed manically, her voice dripping with triumph. "We're immortal! No matter how strong your attacks are, we'll just recover in an instant!"

"That's right!" Kaido grinned, his eyes wild with ferocity. "You can't kill us! The more you attack, the more energy you waste. Eventually, you'll exhaust yourself, and that's when we'll take you down!"

The two pirates were more confident than ever, their belief in their immortality unwavering. The damage they had taken only reinforced their resolve—Finn's words were nothing more than an attempt to deceive them.

"Linlin, you take the left, I'll handle the right. Let's show him what we can do!" Kaido ordered, his eyes gleaming with battle lust.

"Good! I can't wait to see the look on his face!" Charlotte Linlin agreed, her smile cruel.

But just as they were about to strike again, Charlotte Linlin's peripheral vision caught something glinting—a horrifying, suffocating presence radiated from the side.

Turning, she saw Finn standing there, his hands raised in a precise formation. The space between his palms crackled with energy, a massive ball of power forming in an empty void.

"Massive Rasengan!" Finn's voice rang out, calm but carrying an overwhelming weight.

Charlotte Linlin froze. The force emanating from Finn at that moment was unlike anything they had felt before. It wasn't just energy—it was the harbinger of something far more dangerous.

It felt like the world was closing in, the weight of impending doom pressing down on them all.