Still, I'm the One Who Has to Do It

In this battle, where the numbers were completely disproportionate, the Navy held an absolute advantage in both manpower and combat strength.

But Mod's presence rendered the Navy's numerical advantage meaningless.

With strength that surpassed everyone present, Mod fought Fujitora and Kizaru, two Admirals of Navy Headquarters, alone, while still having enough power to turn his blade on the other elite Marines.

In a short time, more than three thousand elite Marines had already died beneath his blade.

At this rate, as long as the two thousand pirates on the battlefield could withstand the Navy's numerical assault under Aokiji and Ace's leadership...

As time passed, the Navy's numerical advantage would sooner or later vanish completely.

As the Navy's strongest fighters, Kizaru and Fujitora naturally did not want to see that happen.

To suppress the threat posed by Mod, Kizaru had even given up his ability to assassinate others at the speed of light, instead focusing all his attention on Mod.

He knew that Fujitora alone absolutely could not restrain Mod.

Yet even with the two of them working together, they still could not restrict Mod's range of movement. They could only watch helplessly as Mod suppressed them while swinging his blade toward the necks of their comrades.

Seeing more and more comrades die beneath Mod's blade, Kizaru and Fujitora had tried to change the situation, but they were powerless to do so.

The pressure Mod exerted was simply too great.

Even they had to tread carefully, advancing step by step as if walking on thin ice.

Stopping Mod effectively was out of the question.

Just as Mod was influencing the course of the battlefield by himself, the new-model Pacifistas, completed after their final modifications by Dr. Vegapunk, stepped forward.

The hundred Pacifistas, possessing outstanding individual strength and near-immortality, forcibly shattered the