One Piece: Garen
Chapter 319

Golden Cicada Escapes Its Shell

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Seeing that his strategy of splitting up the enemy had failed, Jack was not too discouraged.

After all, he feared neither heaven nor earth. Before making a move, he never considered whether his enemy was strong or weak. His personal style was much like that of his boss Kaido, who went around seeking death but could never find it.

Before Garen and Germa 66, having upgraded the terms of their alliance, could begin acting separately, Jack took the lead in igniting the battle.

He charged violently toward Garen, who had yet to leave Judge's side, moving as recklessly as a crazed bull.

Yet Jack's incomparably ferocious power tore apart the solid ground in an instant, whipping up a raging storm.

In an instant, the air boiled as winds and clouds surged.

Wherever he passed, the ground cracked like drought-stricken earth. Not a blade of grass survived, and no life remained, vividly explaining his title of "Drought."

At the sight of Jack's sudden attack, the satisfied smile on Judge's face at successfully forming an alliance vanished at once, replaced by unparalleled gravity.

The storm rushing toward them had already proven that the task of "holding Jack back" was far from as simple as it sounded.

As Jack was about to crash into them, Judge and the others activated the jet acceleration function of their technological boots and swiftly withdrew to avoid his edge.

But Garen did not dodge.

He spread his stance and lowered his center of gravity, planting his legs firmly into the ground like towering pines.

In the end, Garen held his sword across his chest and fearlessly met Jack's crazed, bloodthirsty gaze.

The two finally collided.

To better adapt to fighting powerful opponents, Garen had long since dismissed his giant form, which was only suitable for clearing fodder,

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