He has a lot more, what I'll call "stationary" power then the transformation-dependant Luffy, but Teach is also a villainous underdog who also is clawing his way to the top. In the end, him not really being the world's strongest like he claims matters in the short term.
Yes, the #3 of the crew is going to be stronger then the guy his captain is going to face at the aforementioned end of the story.
Stick to Naruto, because your OP takes are tragic.
To note, Blackbeard was the first person in the series to name-drop Haki as a concept.
And again, he wants to conquer the entire world. Like, seriously, people.
The dude is going to fight Shanks sooner or later. Like, it's almost guaranteed the fight starts at the end of a chapter, with their first attack splitting the sky.
If frigging Chinjao can have Conqueror's Haki, the guy who actually wants to conquer the world is going to have it.
And we saw his own Armament was developed enough to protect him from a Seraphim, so don't even bother with the "he doesn't use Haki" route.
Until now? Superstition and wariness. Jarul likely doesn't know what this thing is, but all he knew was it's tied to Harald and what killed him. So, would he know messing with it may or may not cause the same trouble?
Well, he admitted he couldn't defeat HK Harald, but didn't like he was on death's door.
Now, I guess he lost an arm against the guy above HK Harald, so....yeah, everything seems logical.
Then...what's the issue? Blocking an attack is one thing, but if he already is defeated, there is no differing contrast of him versus Harald and versus Imu then.
People here weren't happy with Roger and his crew in flashbacks at Wano and the GV flashback saying they weren't strong enough to be the crew of the pirate king.
Now, we have people not happy about living up to their reputation.
Make up your minds, assholes.
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