Pirate's Bane
Chapter 960

Actually, I Wasn't in a Hurry

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A starry gleam flickered within his scarlet eyes.

It was as if he had placed the starry sky in his eyes, making them even more dazzling than gemstones beneath the lights.

It was as though—

The Burning Eyes of the Kuruta Clan.

Luo and Mansherry knew nothing about another world. As they looked at Maud, they only felt that his eyes were breathtakingly beautiful.

No gemstone in the world could compare to them.

Luo and Mansherry stared fixedly into Maud's eyes, somewhat lost in them and looking dazed.

Maud did not notice their reactions. He released his Observation Haki, spreading it across the surrounding area.

The invisible spiritual energy was like air existing everywhere, instantly filling every corner of the nearby area.

Inside the makeshift medical zone.

Doctors and nurses bustled between the beds, sweat soaking their hair and clothes.

On the beds.

The critically injured either groaned or wailed.

The lightly injured had pale faces and cold sweat covering their foreheads, lying silent as though they were already dead.

The endless footsteps echoed throughout the medical zone, which was not particularly large.

Farther away.

The sounds of killing, clashing weapons, and screams.

Fists slammed into flesh, and every blade drew blood.

Blood sprayed from the torn flesh.

Dust billowed up beneath their feet, saliva flew from their roars, and misty breath escaped as they panted—

Every scene and every tremor.

All of it was drawn into Maud's eyes in an instant.

"They're moving fast."

Maud's eyes were as red as blood as he muttered inwardly.

The World Government's forces had seized the Mirror World passage from the Revolutionary Army so quickly. That showed just how badly the Revolutionary Army was losing on the battlefield outside.

If this continued.

The "gap" would probably grow larger and larger.

"Luo."

Maud turned

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