Talk:Fuuga Haan/@comment-44860631-20200605111022/@comment-89.238.139.4-20200609080812

The following section contains spoilers. Souma does see him as a threat, and he understood what kind of man Fuuga is. He compares him to great men such as Oda Nobunaga, Napoleon, Qin Shi Huang and Cao Cao. Fuuga is the only person who is tackling the monsters in the demon lord's domain and reclaiming the lands from monsters. Fuuga is a heroic figure in the chaotic times. If Souma was seen publicly opposing him, the whole continent would be against Kingdom of Freidonia. Kagetora suggested Souma to assassinate Fuuga, but Souma promptly rejects that idea. His explanation is that killing a figure like Fuuga wouldn't change the flow of time, he uses the sengoku period as an example, where Oda Nobunaga was killed and was replaced with Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and finally Tokugawa Ieyasu. The only time when Souma said he would be in a conflict with Fuuga is the time when Souma said he would of competed against Fuuga, if Ichiha was counted as the reward in the Duchy of Chima.

Fuuga is also wary of Souma, however he was unable to grasp Souma as a person. He did say he has never thought someone as scary as Souma and his intuition say he can defeat Souma but Souma will make him experience annoying battles. Also he becomes even more cautious because of Souma's discernment. In this instance, it was how Souma saw the potential in Ichiha and published the monster encyclopedia. Now Souma is actively embarking in the sea, and although Fuuga has no interest in the sea, it made him unpleasant. Furthermore, when Yuriga reported to Fuuga about the island ship and a mechanical dragon, it made no sense to Fuuga (Souma anticipated this).