Pirate Spring Fruit

In a slightly dilapidated room, Bellamy sat at a wooden table, flipping through a secret book very carefully.

He has read "Fist of the King" three times and is now reading it for the fourth time.

Bellamy was basically certain that the power-charging technique recorded above could be achieved.

Every time he turned a page, he kept thinking about how to integrate the above skills into his own fruit ability.

If it cannot be combined with the characteristics of the Spring Fruit, the value of the Fist of the King to him will be greatly reduced.

The principle of the King's Fist is to continuously condense the energy in the body, concentrate it on one part (such as a fist), and then explode it in one blow.

It's a very simple and straightforward principle. Even those who have learned a few boxing techniques can easily perform such a charged attack even if they don't know the King's Fist.

The value of the Fist of the King is that it can greatly extend the time for power storage and greatly increase the power stored.

As for how big this is, Bellamy calculated that if an ordinary person's power storage time is 1 minute, then using the Fist of the King can increase it to at least ten times.

To be more specific, it still depends on the individual's physique.

A guy like Elisabello II, who is born with divine power and has an amazing physique, can increase the charging time and stored energy to about an hour when using the Fist of the King.

The figure of one hour was actually very exaggerated, but Bellamy obviously wanted more.

He is a spring man, and his body is naturally capable of storing strength.

Elisabello II also needs to keep pumping his fists to accumulate strength.

With just a thought, Bellamy's internal organs can change into the shape of springs.

Powered by the beating of the heart, these springs are continuously compressed, bounced up, and cycled back and forth.

This method of accumulating energy is both simple, efficient and very concealed.

And it can last for 24 hours, so there is no need to maintain it at all.

In terms of charging time, the Fist of the King is not as good as the Spring Fruit.

The techniques recorded in "Fist of the King" can be roughly divided into three types.

Energy absorption, energy storage, energy release.

The energy absorption part is very rough and can be skipped directly.

The part where the energy is released is simply a punch with full force, which has no value.

So all Bellamy needs is the Fist of King's ability to store energy.

The special power he now possesses: elasticity, is naturally present in his body after eating the Devil Fruit.

This kind of power is like the instinct that humans are born with, such as breathing, walking, etc., but it has not been developed carefully and cannot exert its full power.

For Bellamy, the Fist of the King's technique of storing a large amount of energy in certain specific parts of the body is equivalent to storing the water in a large pool into other small pools.

And as long as he doesn't die, the water in this big pool will never dry up.

In other words, this technique is equivalent to opening up another energy storage area in his body.

It is equivalent to having a few more small dantians for practicing internal strength, the kind that can only be used for a limited time.

In addition, this technique has another meaning for Bellamy.

Bellamy had previously deduced whether some conceptual powers such as human vitality, energy, and physical strength could be collected and stored in the form of clockwork springs.

Then take it out and use it at the designated time.

But because the relevant knowledge and information were too scarce, his first deduction ended in failure.

Now, the emergence of the Fist of the King has made up for this shortcoming.

Perhaps this move, which he temporarily named Life Jing Kong, will be put on the development agenda soon.

Two-thirds of this secret book had no effect on Bellamy.

Bellamy tried to extract the essence he needed, and then combined some of his understanding to rewrite the next secret book.

"On How to Store Energy in the Body"

After beginning to delve deeper into this technique, Bellamy slowly discovered that this knowledge involved a lot of obscure medical knowledge.

If he hadn't studied medicine, he might not be able to tell.

The boxer who created this boxing technique must have achieved very high achievements in medicine.

Bellamy's medical skills were barely basic, so the more he delved into it, the more difficult it became.

There was some very unpopular knowledge about the human body that made him confused.

Bellamy struggled to write this secret book all night long.

After finishing the book, he read it again and found that the logic in it was somewhat illogical.

He tried throwing a few punches, but found that the technique of "Fist of the King" failed and the energy could not be stored in the body.

Bellamy changed another method and ran it exactly according to the techniques recorded in the secret book, and it worked again.

It seems that his personal understanding of this technique has gone terribly wrong.

"It's harder than I thought."

If you simply want to learn this set of boxing, you don't actually need to delve into it so deeply. The techniques are already very clearly written in the boxing manual.

But what Bellamy wants is obviously not as simple as a set of boxing techniques.

In fact, the main reason is that his medical skills are too poor and his interpretation of a lot of knowledge is too shallow.

As long as he can really understand those unpopular human body knowledge, with his understanding of fists and feet, it is not difficult to break down a boxing technique.

"I didn't expect that I would eventually get involved in medical skills."

In fact, it's normal if you think about it carefully. If you want to store a large amount of energy in a certain part of the body, doesn't it require a very detailed understanding of the human body?

If you don't even know which part of the body is which organ, then this energy storage technique is completely hit and miss.

Bellamy tore up his manuscript and threw it in the trash.

"Fortunately, I have two people with good medical skills. I hope they can analyze all these skills."

His shortcomings in medical skills also need to be made up for.

This skill is very important to him, and it is worth spending more time on medical skills.