It does because the amount of intent(will) communicated through the Blade for a Flying Slash and a normal Slash is nowhere
near the same.. Especially a normal Slash like when Zoro cut Monet where there was Zero intent of cutting(wounding) behind it..
near the same.. Especially a normal Slash like when Zoro cut Monet where there was Zero intent of cutting(wounding) behind it..
you said it’s the sword that’s deciding to produce haki slashes… Bow you’re saying it depends on Zoro’s intent
Which is it? Is it Zoro with haki or is it the sword? Remember that Haki is will power… So I’m asking is it the Sword’s WILL that’s cutting things or is it Zoro’s WILL
the two things can’t both be happening at the same time

