One of the pirate swords splits the new world

Then take the first-sword flow and the second-sword flow as examples.

A swordsman in the Itto style can switch back and forth between holding the sword in one hand and holding the sword in two hands. Especially when holding the knife with both hands, the straight arms and the handle of the knife form an approximately triangular structure. When swinging the knife, the legs and waist exert force. Both the stability and the power of swinging the sword will be greatly increased.

In fact, the same principle applies to wielding long-handled weapons, such as swords.

Swordsmen of the two-sword style have a faster attack frequency than swordsmen of the one-sword style. In the same period of time, the number of swings of a swordsman of the two-sword style may be double or even several times that of a swordsman of the one-sword style.

But the power of swinging the sword is much worse.

Moreover, if the swords of both parties are wrestling together, the point of force of the two-sword swordsman is on the wrist. When the wrist is pressed forward, the blade will be pressed forward. The way an Itto-ryu swordsman exerts force is to use the palm holding the front end of the handle as the fulcrum, and the hand holding the tail of the handle to pull back, so that the blade will press forward. This is actually a simple lever. (All readers can figure it out for themselves and they should be able to understand)

Therefore, there is a huge difference between holding a knife with two hands and holding a knife with one hand. Even if you hold a knife in each hand, your strength is still inferior to that of holding only one knife in each hand.

To break it down, who are the great swordsmen of the Itto-ryu style who hold swords in both hands in the world of One Piece? Hawkeye, Rayleigh, Roger, the future Peach Rabbit, even Kizaru, and even Whitebeard's child sword can also be regarded as long-handled swords, because holding the sword with both hands can better reflect the strength advantage. (Red hair does not count, because although he has a knife, he only has one hand)

And what about Er Dao Liu? Golden Lion, Kozuki Oden.

There is only one person who is an exception among everyone, and that is Fujitora Isho, who is a backhand swordsman.

As for Ryan, with his strength, he is of course the One-Sword Style, and the sword of the One-Sword Style can be longer. Black Knife Night is at least 198cm longer than 40's Hawkeye.

When Ryan holds a knife with both hands, he can withstand the enemy's attack unless the enemy's strength can crush him.

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Ryan actually had the inspiration to practice swordsmanship. Hawkeye is jokingly called a flat-A ultimate move, and Ryan has a similar idea.

In his previous life, when he was in junior high school, he liked to read martial arts novels that his uncle had bought before. The name of one of them is "Yanshuang·Fei", which should be the name.

The protagonist in the book is named Gan Yan. In order to practice his sword, he stands on the beach and swings his sword against the waves every day. The sword light will break the waves. He practiced until the waves came and he could block all the waves with his sword, and then he came out of the mountain without any water on his body. After coming out of the mountain, he swung his sword and cut the man into 18 pieces.

Perhaps in Ryan's previous life, this kind of swordsmanship only existed in imagination, but in the world of One Piece, this is completely achievable and even more exaggerated.

Didn’t you see that when Eagle Eye was cutting rocks, he also instantly swung dozens of sword lights?

Ryan was inspired by Gan Yan's method of practicing swordsmanship.

Ryan circled the island during the day and finally found a suitable location under a cliff.

There is a reef that is slightly exposed from the sea, and the rough waves are crashing on the reef. How to describe it, emmm rolled up thousands of piles of snow.

Ryan jumped onto the rock and tried it, but it was okay and he could barely stand still.

But now is not the time to practice swordplay. You have to wait until night, when the moon's tidal effect on the sea reaches its maximum, so that the waves can be higher. The waves now only hit Ryan's knees.

At about 10 o'clock in the evening, Ryan came to the place he had chosen during the day. Ryan jumped and landed on the rocks by the sea.

But as soon as he moved his feet, "Uh, oops." The soles of his shoes slipped and he fell into the water.

The waves here were so strong that it was difficult for Ryan to climb up the rocks. So he swam from the water to the nearby beach and climbed ashore.

Ryan took off his clothes, wrung them out and put them on again. The moss on the reef became slippery due to the seawater, so Ryan simply took off his shoes and went barefoot.

Ryan jumped onto the rock again, and this time he stood firm, but his feet hurt a bit. There was no other way, so he wrapped the soles of his feet with his armed domineering force.

Finally able, Ryan pulled out his knife and set up a sword stand.

A wave hit the rocks, and the waves hit Ryan. Ryan waved the knife in his hand, and the shadow of the knife wandered in front of him, instantly drawing a dozen criss-crossing thick lines in the air in front of him as if painting.

Every line is actually the light of Ryan's sword.

The waves that hit were cut into dozens of pieces across these lines, but the sea water still hit Ryan's body.

emmm...

Ryan felt it carefully and found that there were still dozens of places on his body that were stained by sea water. Ryan felt that there was still a long way to go before he could achieve what is often described in novels, where the sword can be wielded so airtight that water cannot splash in.

After all, if Ryan wants the sea water to not come in, what he has to do is not just draw a line, but spread the line he drew into a surface.

Ryan is now swinging the sword with all his strength, and he can probably swing out 13 rays of sword light at the moment when the waves come. And he estimated that if he wanted to cover the entire surface with lines in front of him, he would have to wield more than 30 sword rays at the moment the waves hit him.

It should be noted that this refers to the effect that can be achieved by relying only on swordsmanship without using the flying slash and iron-cutting secrets.

If he uses the flying slash, Ryan can easily split the wave in half without getting a drop of water on his body, but that is the power of the realm, which does not improve his swordsmanship at all.

As a swordsman, he couldn't give up fighting in close combat and just stand in the distance and strike with flying swords.

Ryan continued to practice his sword against the waves, but as more and more seawater stained his body, the wet clothes stuck to his body, which not only made him uncomfortable but also affected the speed of his sword swing.

Ryan simply took off his clothes and kept them aside, wearing only a pair of underwear and continued to practice swordplay (underwear is the bottom line, Ryan's last stubbornness, even if no one saw it)

Ryan's coaching time is from 10pm to am because the waves are the roughest during this time. The waves at other times can only hit his waist, which is not suitable for sword practice.

As Ryan felt the waves coming towards him getting shorter and shorter, he knew that today's sword practice time had come, so he picked up the clothes on the ground and prepared for the camp.

When Ryan returned to the camp, everyone was sleeping soundly. Ryan walked back to his house quietly.

A voice came from the corner.

"Your sword training method is really special."

Ryan looked towards the source of the sound, "Ah, Mr. Reilly, you're not asleep yet."

Ryan was not in a hurry to go to bed, so he simply walked over to Reilly and sat down, picked up a bottle of wine and took a sip before saying, "Have you gone to see it today?"

Lei Li replied: "As a teacher who guides your practice, I naturally have to pay attention to your practice."

Ryan was thankful in his heart. Fortunately, he left a pair of underwear on when he took off his clothes, otherwise Rayleigh would have seen them all. Although he is also a man, embarrassment is inevitable.

Reilly asked curiously: "How did you come up with this method of practicing swordsmanship?"

Ryan organized the words in his mind for a while before saying: "I have heard people describe the competition between sword masters before, and they always use a description similar to how the sword is swung so airtight that no wind or water can get in.

So I thought, if swordsmanship can reach such a level, I can block all attacks from others, but when I attack others, they are all-pervasive. I thought it suited me very well, so I practiced in this direction. "

Rayleigh thought for a while and then asked: "What if the enemy's sword swing is very powerful and he swings the sword with all his strength, but you can't stop it with just a flash of sword light?

Or the enemy's defense is so strong that a sword light cannot break it? "

Ryan thought for a moment and replied: "If this is the case, I will gather all the sword light into one sword to block the enemy's attack or break through his defense."

(Actually, it’s the floating life of ten thousand blades and the unity of ten thousand blades)

"Hahahaha." Reilly laughed suddenly, "You are a genius, just practice like this."

Then, he took a sip of wine and ignored Ryan.