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You are still not understanding it. Law cannot manipulate things outside of the space that he calls Room or Kroom. That's the reason he coated his sword Kroom before he attacked Big Mom. Kid doesn't have to create a space or room for him to manipulate metal with his power. Law's awakening...

You still don't understand how Kroom or how Law's power works. Room is just the size of the area that Law's power is limited to. It's the power Law uses inside room that allows him to manipulate people/objects. Kroom is no different. It's like he's compact his power and can use it more...

Haki can counter DF. Using Awakening doesn't stop that from happening. Kroom it just Law using room on a much smaller scale. Instead of him surrounding himself and a large area with yhat power he's now just surrounding his weapon with that power. He is still using the same power to pierce...

You are still not getting it. It's true we have never seen anybody stop room but we have seen characters use haki to stop Law piercing and cutting power he uses inside his room. The same would happen to Kroom. You can't stop Law from using Kroom but you can use haki to stop Law from piercing...

I never stated haki stops Law from using his DF. It just counters his DF power. When Kaido hit Luffy with his ACoC attacks Luffy body doesn't turn from rubber to flesh and bone. It's still rubber. The ACoC just counters the benefit the DF gives his body.

That's wrong. One of the main purpose or benefits to haki is it's ability to counter DF power. The admirals used barrier haki to counter WB earthquake power. It didn't stop WB from using his earthquake powers. It just stopped the earthquake power affecting them and the area they were...

Yes, as long as the user is strong enough. CoA can do the same. As we have seen in the past, whether an opponent can counter Law's DF power depends on the user's haki strength compared to Law's DF strength. If Law's DF power is stronger they can't counter it. If the opponent haki is stronger...