Pirate: I am invincible if I like farming.

With the addition of Nami, sailing on the sea suddenly became easier. This shows the importance of navigators on pirate ships. There may be no captain on the sea, but there must be no navigators.

No wonder there is a saying circulating in the sea: "The pirates of flowing water are the navigators of iron." However, this type of high-tech work is not something that ordinary pirates can easily perform. It is a scarce resource on the sea.

The navigator usually serves as the senior cadre of the pirate group, because he can control the life and death of the pirate group to a certain extent, and his professional skills and knowledge are crucial to the successful completion of the voyage.

After a short one-week voyage, the pirate ship arrived at the last stop in the East China Sea - Rogge Town. Twenty years ago, the Pirate King was executed here. It was the beginning of the great pirate era and the beginning of the dreams of countless young people.

After the ship docked, Luffy and the others all went to Rogge Town. Some were responsible for purchasing, some just went to worship, and some went to have fun. Only Finn was not interested in this and chose to stay alone on the ship.

People who have died once always cherish life very much. Fein has been thinking recently about how to further breakthrough in strength and how to achieve transcendence in life, but he has never had a clue.

Besides, immortality already exists in this world. As a system holder, as a time traveler, he does not pursue this as his ultimate goal, but seeks temporary glory. Isn't this just a fool?

Although the means of immortality he knew included pure gold and surgical fruits, these were not what he desired. They are all methods that rely on external objects. In his opinion, such immortality is nothing more than lingering on.

Fein does not want to rely on external objects. He firmly believes that only the transformation of the essence of life can achieve true transcendence, and that from mortal to extraordinary, one can also achieve eternal life.

Especially for Fein, whose qualifications can continue to change, relying on external things is equivalent to sacrificing the basics and chasing the weak, which is completely outweighed by the gains. Since we are in a world of high martial arts, only the pinnacle of martial arts is truly worthy of the talent transformed by the system.

With such unique conditions, Fein felt that he would look down on himself if he did not pursue the peak. Unknowingly, he had strengthened his belief in pursuing detachment and freedom.

As the progress of strength becomes slower and slower, of course the slowness is relative to Finn himself. If others listen to it, they will point at Finn and yell, "You are simply not a son of a man. This is called slow. Then what are we doing?" Wouldn’t he be ashamed to death?”

Finn has been thinking about how to further improve his combat power. He studied how those strong people without Devil Fruit could compete with those with the ability to move natural disaster-like fruits.

Finn analyzed Roger, Shanks, Garp, Rayleigh, and Hawkeye, all the famous strong men on the sea, who are also representative figures. His conclusion is that they have the overlord color. He believes that these people definitely have the overlord color. .

Fein also believes that the term "overlord color" itself may be biased. Perhaps it is because there are very few people with this ability, and it usually only appears in those big pirates who dominate the area, so it is jokingly called Overlord Haki.

Regarding this speculation, Fein felt that it was probably the truth of the matter. Of course, he did not intend to correct the existing statement. As for what the name should be, Finn did not intend to delve too deeply into it.

The name "Overlord Color" also directly reflects the power and scarcity of this ability. In some ways, it can also be regarded as an explanation of this ability. He is more concerned about whether the domineering domineering look is innate?

Regarding the common perception in this world that this ability belongs to the king's qualifications and is recognized by destiny, Fein completely scorned it and did not believe a word of it. Because this kind of conjecture is too fantasy and completely unconvincing.

For example, if overlord color is innate, then it should appear more in the navy. After all, the navy is much larger than pirates. Is it true that people with overlord color are destined to do kingly things and separatist power?

However, the world has accepted this statement. Fein believes that the reason is that the scarcity of overlord colors has led to survivor bias, which has caused cognitive illusions in the world because there is no condition for effective observation and research.

How could a powerful person allow a weak person to scientifically analyze his own mythical ability? Aren't the king's qualifications and destiny the reason why those powerful men who dominate one side are the most able to win over people's hearts and occupy the territory?

Fein believes that this deep-rooted perception is nothing more than a misconception misled by the existing facts. As for whether a domineering color is born or nurtured, he prefers the latter.

Perhaps this ability was awakened in an extreme environment, or it was acquired after a long period of practice. However, this is just his speculation, and the truth may be more complicated than he knows.

Fein recalled the research on past life psychology. People with extreme personalities usually exude a strong aura, which manifests as being too strong, impulsive, or having specific tendencies. This strong aura can have a substantial impact on the people around you.

Some people may be attracted to the passion, determination, or persistence of people with extreme personalities, feeling that they have strong leadership qualities or the power to inspire passion. On the other hand, some people may feel uneasy, alienated, or threatened.

This is partially similar to the overlord color in this world, which is also a kind of spiritual shock and control. Through the overlord color, the user can directly penetrate into the depths of the other person's soul, causing them to feel fear, obedience or admiration.

Therefore, Fein believes that Overlord color is a product of adhering to one's own beliefs and a transformation of ultimate beliefs. He believes that this belief already exists in childhood, as the old saying goes, "You see your age at the age of three."

Once some people's personalities are formed, it is difficult to change, just like Luffy's yearning for free adventure has existed since he was a child. Whitebeard's belief in protecting his family continued throughout his life.

Therefore, Fein believes that this strong belief is completely erupted and transformed after being stimulated. If it can be substantive and can truly affect the real thing, it is the awakening of the overlord.

Fein believes that this is also the principle of martial arts will such as sword intention and fist intention often depicted in fantasy novels. Since he has experienced such a strange thing as time travel, Fein has reason to believe that these concepts are likely to be some kind of cognition intercepted by some authors through mental resonance or dream wandering under certain accidental circumstances.

This explanation can indeed reasonably explain why people like Garp, Hawkeye, etc. have Overlord Color, but do not have the obvious external characteristics of Overlord Color, because their Overlord Color should be accurately called Fist Intent or Sword Intent.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to explain how they could fight against Roger and Shanks who had the overlord color entanglement. It is obviously unreasonable to just rely on the armed color. Compared with the armed color, the overlord color is obviously a more advanced power system.

But obviously, compared to Overlord Color's will shock, attaching will to fists and swords to change the quality of attacks is a more difficult thing, and it is likely to be able to match Overlord Color's entanglement ability.

He also speculated that Whitebeard's overlord color should be the belief that he has always carried out to protect his family. He can die calmly in the war, regard death as home, and cut off the heir for his sons.

Luffy's overlord color is the pursuit of free adventure and the belief in protecting friendship. Since he was a child, he has liked to explore the unknown world, become a pirate, do what he wants, and protect his friends.

The purity of belief is that even One Piece’s pursuit is to invite all his friends to a big banquet. For this reason, he has experienced countless battles and wandered between life and death.

After some analysis, Fein is indeed a little worried now. If overlord color is natural and innate, then Fein first asked himself whether he had overlord color. He could answer confidently that he definitely had it. After all, there was no doubt that his qualifications were superior to those of ancient and modern times. If it didn't have the overlord aspect, then it would be too cheap.

However, now that he found that the color of Overlord was similar to a kind of artistic conception, Finn began to feel uneasy. If this power relies more on understanding, it depends on chance and the state of unity between heaven and man.

For a person like him who has rich experiences in his previous life, has unconventional thoughts, and is full of distracting thoughts, this is obviously a natural unfriendliness. When it comes to liver, Fein can be said to be as good as others, but when it comes to enlightenment, Fein is not so confident.

This uncertainty did put some pressure on him because he was used to achieving things through actual effort and labor. Now, he is facing a more abstract and elusive force, which is a new challenge for him.

What Finn didn't know was that his belief in pursuing transcendence and freedom was slowly growing as he accumulated strength, quietly waiting for the moment of transformation to arrive.

Although he still has no clue about Overlord Color, fortunately, after some analysis and thinking to trace the source, Finn is no longer completely ignorant of this power. With some of his own insights, it is no longer so mysterious.

As for how to stimulate spiritual transformation, this involves Fein's knowledge blind spot, or more generally, the knowledge blind spot of this world. In this world, the correct interpretation of this power is not yet completely clear, and it seems that it can only rely on chance and serendipity.

To allow the spirit to influence reality, to substantiate it, to turn the imaginary into reality, sounds indeed full of mystery. But Overlord Color was clearly a very attractive force, and he was fascinated by it.

Finn couldn't help but ask himself, "What is my belief, and what can I risk my life for?" After thinking for a long time, there was still no answer.

At the current stage, Fein plans to train step by step, slowly break through himself, and turn his qualifications into strength. Because his aptitude for being proud of the past and present had just transformed not long ago, but it had not yet been fully transformed into actual abilities. Finn may not realize that his so-called slow accumulation and breakthroughs are subconsciously for the pursuit of great freedom and freedom.

Perhaps it is precisely because of his extraordinary qualifications that Finn does not work hard for his dreams like other people in this world. He clearly knew that what he wanted to do was not to fight blindly, but to transform through accumulation. There will always be times when leapfrog challenges are overturned. For him, only crushing with strength is the right way to start.

Perhaps this rational way of thinking is one of the reasons why it is difficult for him to awaken his domineering lust.