The battle between Yamaji and Quinn, the battle between Sauron and Ember, really didn't expect it to end so quickly, one person and two words. Yamaji ends the battle with one kick, and Sauron's new three-bladed flow move ends the battle.
Interestingly, both of them are symmetrical, Yamaji kicked Quinn out of the left side, while Sauron punched the embers on the right side, and both of them fell into the sea, can they still survive?
Jack: Who are you when I am?
Generally speaking, Oda will not easily let the character receive a box lunch. The immortal body of the Wano kingdom chapter, such as Kanshiro's repeated jumps, Kinemon's fatal injuries can also take the previous Luo cut off his body to talk about things.
Even if Ember and Quinn had fallen into the sea, I think there was a ninety percent chance that they wouldn't die. Moreover, such situations have not happened.
Jack was once shot into the sea by elephants, and he was still injured at that time, but he was not drowned, and he could still jump around alive. Jack: Who are you when I am? Pull the boat over for me.
Jack went to provoke the ships of sengoku, Fuji Tiger and Crane, but he could still live well, and afterwards he was just bandaged.
Since Jack can not die many times, Quinn and Embers, who are stronger than him, naturally cannot be defeated once, and it is completely cold. As long as Oda doesn't want them to cool, then they can't cool down anyway.
Big Mom was hit twice and didn't really fall into the sea. Luffy fell into the sea, but luo's red-hearted pirates just happened to save him.
Ember and Quinn fell into the sea, and a little minion might be able to save them. Either Oda will set it up, the ember is a transformed person, and the action is not affected by the sea.
Embers are members of the Lunarya race and are said to be monsters that can survive in any environment. It is said that it is any environment, so it is not too much to survive in the seawater.
Just in time for the Capital of Flowers
Of course, there is also a possibility that at the moment they fell, the ghost island just reached the top of the Flower Capital, so that Embers and Quinn would not have to fall into the sea, so that it would not be cold.
Yes, it was such a coincidence that they had been fighting for so long below, and Momonosuke on the top had just learned the ability to control the flame cloud, maybe he was tinkering, and soon he would be above the Flower Capital?
In the author's opinion, being beaten like this is basically not cold, because this means that Yamaji and Sauron will not mend their knives, which is equivalent to sparing their lives.
Let them be beaten off, just to look good. Quinn and Ember are two of the three plagues, and the way they are defeated always has to be distinguished by the six sons of the sky, you say?
Sin does not lead to death
The author feels that Quinn and Ember sin do not lead to death. How much water did Quinn and Embers put in the Pacific Ocean? Quinn is an epidemic, he can use the virus to defeat Yamaji, but he just doesn't use it, just play.
It is to show off his science and technology in front of Yamaji, this is good, his big move has not been used before it is already cold, play himself off.
The same is true of embers, obviously you can use many abilities, you have to fight with Sauron with a knife, not that I said, at this stage, except for Hawkeye, who fights with Sauron with the knife is looking for death.
Moreover, Ember didn't do anything bad, he followed Kaido, just to change this ridiculous world, but he was with the wrong person.
Ember looks nothing important, what matters is that Ember is a good person, mainly to see the appearance of Ember, it is difficult to associate him with bad people.
In general, they fell into the sea and returned to the sea, and anyway, their lives were all over. Until now, the war in the Kingdom of Peace has not been determined to have killed anyone, and Ember and Quinn have no problem.
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