Vision, Magnanimity, Smuggling!

The sofas in the Navy Fleet Admiral's office were filled with a group of burly men.

Even someone as slender-looking as Bogard stood over two meters tall. As an ordinary Vice Admiral, he should not have been sitting here.

Yet for some reason, Sengoku had tacitly allowed him to take part in this meeting.

"These are the documents the High Command just sent over. They contain the advanced directions and specific methods for Haki training."

As he spoke, Sengoku handed the two documents in his hands to Garp and Kuzan. He had not expected Bogard and Issho to be joining them at first.

The reason he had them read them together now was that they happened to all be present, and their statuses and strengths met the requirements. There was no need to split them into two groups.

"What?!"

Garp's reaction was the strongest. His eyes widened as the words Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro had said before suddenly echoed in his mind.

"Could this be what that person..."

Kuzan, too, stared thoughtfully at the document in his hands, while Issho and Bogard beside him wore puzzled expressions.

"That's right. It should be Lord Imu, fulfilling the request you made back then."

"Puhahahaha! Looks like he's a decent guy, generous enough!"

After hearing Sengoku's words, Garp threw back his head and laughed, developing a degree of goodwill toward the Imu he had never met.

After returning at the time, he had already stopped holding out much hope for this.

Even if the other party possessed cultivation secrets that could take one further, why would he possibly reveal them to people like them?

Not to mention that he was a Celestial Dragon.

But now, it seemed Garp had been wrong.

That founder of the World Government, who had lived for nearly a thousand