The Clash of Titans

The battlefield was silent. A ruined temple stood in the middle of a barren wasteland, its pillars cracked, its statues broken. The wind carried the scent of burnt earth, and in the sky, dark clouds churned, crackling with electricity.

Two figures faced each other.

One was The Storm Tyrant, a warrior who had eaten the Tempest Gas Fruit. His body radiated with arcs of lightning, and his eyes glowed with an eerie blue light. Every breath he took sent a surge of electricity through the air.

The other was Rael the Indomitable, a master of Armor. He wore no armor of steel—his protection came from the invisible force surrounding his body. His stance was steady, his fists clenched. Unlike the Tyrant, he had no fruit powers. Yet, he stood unshaken.

The air between them trembled.

"You should have eaten an Elohim Fruit," the Storm Tyrant sneered. "You stand no chance against me."

Rael smiled. "Fruit powers? They're nothing against true mastery."

The ground cracked beneath them as the battle began.

The Tyrant raised his hand, summoning a massive thunderstorm, bolts of lightning raining down like divine judgment. But Rael didn't move—his Defense Armor flared, a shimmering aura blocking the attack. Sparks scattered harmlessly around him.

The Tyrant growled and dashed forward, his speed enhanced by electricity. His hand crackled as he struck, but Rael's body vanished in an instant—or so it seemed.

A fist struck the Tyrant's ribs, sending him crashing through the temple walls. The dust hadn't even settled before Rael was upon him again. Vanquish Armor activated—his fist glowing with raw power.

BOOM!

The force of the punch split the ground, forming a deep crater.

The Storm Tyrant coughed, blood dripping from his lips. He looked up at Rael, his confidence fading.

"You… You're a monster," he whispered.

Rael stepped forward, his gaze calm but firm. "Armor is not a power you can take—it is something you master. That's why you'll never win."

Lightning flashed. Thunder roared. And as the storm raged on, the battle between Armor and Fruit was decided.