Garp Learns the Truth; Fury
Bogart glanced at Garp's bewildered expression, then at Nami's fierce demeanor, and cautiously asked.
"..."
Nami didn't reply, but left the Tavern quickly with a gloomy face.
However, everyone saw that where Nami walked, tiny, crystalline specks suddenly floated down from mid-air.
"Um... what's going on here?"
When Nami slammed the door and left, Garp finally realized what was happening. He scratched his head and looked at Wu Tong and the others with a puzzled expression.
Wu Tong and the others exchanged glances, then Wu Tong slowly spoke:
"The thing is actually like this..."
Immediately afterwards, Wu Tong told the two Marines in front of him about Nami's experiences in detail.
Including but not limited to...
Dozens of villages enslaved by Arlong; Nami's foster mother's murder; being forced to join Arlong Pirates; the 100 million Berry promise; the collaboration between Colonel Nezumi and Arlong; and their joint attack on the Marines who came to their aid...
Garp and Bogart remained silent, simply listening to Wu Tong's story.
However, the more they listened, the uglier their expressions became, and their auras involuntarily erupted.
After Wu Tong finished speaking, the two men's expressions completely changed, and the aura emanating from the coal mine also erupted.
Under this surging force, even the surrounding floor and tables and chairs developed cracks.
"This is absolutely outrageous!!"
"How can there be such scum in the East Blue Navy?!?"
"Absolutely... absolutely unforgivable!"
Garp grew increasingly angry, slammed his fist on the table, and roared loudly.
The table, which already had some cracks, was completely destroyed by Garp's powerful blow.
Splash...
With a loud bang, the innocent wooden table instantly turned into a pile of broken wood chips.
However, Garp is in no mood to deal with such trivial matters now.
His heart was now completely filled with anger.
Garp knew that because of his status as a naval symbol, the East Blue China Sea had always been a key target area for the navy.
That is why the East Blue is known as the sea with the fewest pirates.
With more navy, there will be fewer pirates; with fewer pirates, people's lives will improve; and with improved lives, the East Blue will be peaceful.
But he never expected that the peaceful environment he had worked so hard to create for his hometown would become so devastating.
A swarm of vermin, surviving by sucking the blood of the people, has somehow sprung up right under his nose, roaming freely for so long.
Garp doesn't even dare to think about how many people and families have died over the years because of these scoundrels who cooperate with pirates and exploit the people.
However, it is easy to imagine that it must be an astronomical figure.
"Bogart, call the warship right now."
"I'm going to go over there right now and wipe out that Arlong Pirates, and all 16th Branch!"
"Yes, Vice Admiral Garp?!"
Upon hearing Garp's words, Bogart immediately gave a proper military salute and then prepared to take out his Den Den Mushi from his pocket.
In his view, those evil-doing marines were even more despicable than pirates.
After all, it wasn't just about doing evil; they were also damaging the Navy's reputation.
Therefore, when Garp said that they should set off immediately to deal with those parasites and pirates, Bogart reacted immediately.
"Etc..."
Seeing this, Wu Tong suddenly spoke up and stopped Bogart's actions.
Then, meeting their puzzled gazes, he explained, "No need to call, I'll just take you there."
Anyway, one of the purposes of coming here this time is to solve this problem for Nami.
I was originally planning to go tomorrow, but since the atmosphere has already reached this point, I might as well just finish it tonight. It won't take long anyway.
"Take us there?"
As for Garp and Bogart, although they could understand Wu Tong's words, please forgive them, they really couldn't guess how Wu Tong would take them there.
"Okay! I'll take you there!"
Wu Tong nodded without offering any explanation. He then closed his eyes and began to exert all his strength, unleashing his mental perception.
Instantly, a powerful and surging spiritual force spread outwards from Wu Tong as the center.
In no time, the vast, spreading spiritual power took in the entire situation of the planet.
Marine Headquarters.
Marineford.
Sengoku, who was assigning tasks to his subordinates, frowned immediately upon feeling the fleeting gaze from above.
"Huh?! Observation Haki? No, it's not Observation Haki, it's more like pure mental energy."
But... how could such powerful mental energy possibly exist in this world?
"By the way... could this situation be caused by those visitors from Otherworld?"
After thinking for a while, Sengoku felt a headache and gave up the idea of continuing to investigate.
Anyway, those people are too powerful. If it really was them who did it, then no matter how much he considers it, it probably won't be of any use.
"But..."
On second thought, a surge of secret joy welled up in Sengoku's heart:
"This is a good thing! If this spiritual energy really comes from those visitors from Otherworld."
That means their strength is definitely not to be underestimated. If we add the navy's power to that... the success rate increases dramatically!
"Five old geezers, this time it's your turn to have to live in fear."
Moby Dick.
A Whitebeard giant, covered in IV drips, was looking at the "children" before him with a look of satisfaction.
Suddenly, a burst of mental energy swept across the ship.
The Whitebeard suddenly looked up, his eyes suddenly becoming serious.
With his movement, a powerful Haki instantly surged from his body and spread outwards.
"Gurarararar... Is that brat?! How dare he spy on my Whitebeard's ship?"
The rest of the Whitebeard Pirates couldn't help but turn their gazes to their father when he suddenly uttered such a cryptic remark.
"Dad, what happened?"
"Dad, is someone spying on our Whitebeard Pirates?"
"What?! That reckless guy actually dared to spy on the world's number one pirate crew?"
Hearing his sons' questions, Whitebeard did not answer, but continued to look around warily.
However, he clearly received no response.