Destruction Demon Lord

"Not good!" El had just opened his mouth to stop her when he realized that Milim had already vanished from where she had been sitting.

"This time, there definitely won't be any survivors." El slapped his forehead. He knew better than anyone what would happen when Milim was disturbed while eating.

Lingling patted El on the back, her expression still relaxed. "Six-legged toads are hard to find in this era, but two-legged pirates are everywhere."

"Come on, let's go take a look." Lingling headed outside the ship.

"Sigh!" El sighed and followed after her.

A full fifteen pirate ships surrounded the Demon King, completely encircling it.

On the largest pirate ship, a pirate wearing a captain's hat greedily stared at the enormous Demon King before him.

He had never seen that flag before, and even though they had gotten this close, the people aboard still had not noticed them. They were obviously rookies who had only just set sail.

As seniors, they naturally had to teach these newcomers a proper lesson. The sea was dangerous—not just anyone could make a name for themselves on it!

The pirate captain directed his lackeys to reload the cannons, preparing for the next round of fire.

But one of the lackeys beside him merely stared blankly up at the sky.

"Can't you hear me telling you to load the cannons?" The pirate captain kicked the lackey to the ground.

Only then did the lackey snap out of it and hurriedly point upward. "Captain, someone's flying in the sky!"

"Hm?" The pirate captain slowly raised his head. Under the blazing sunlight, a shadow stood in the sky. From here, he could only make out two bright red ponytails swaying in the air.

Before the pirate captain's eyes, the shadow slowly raised one hand. A visible red shockwave gathered in that figure's palm.

"She's a Devil Fruit user!" The pirate captain's eyes widened as he shouted in disbelief. "Aim the cannons at that person in the sky! Blast her down!"

Milim stood in the air, her twin ponytails swaying constantly in the wind. The cape behind her snapped loudly, while her usually vacant eyes had turned sharp.

"You annoying pests! You dared interrupt me while I was eating." Magic gathered in her hand, condensing into a scarlet sphere of light.

Then she flung it fiercely toward the pirate ships.

[Dragon Star Diffusion Burst]

(Milim's finishing move, which suppresses its power, shows mercy, and attacks over a wide area. It can destroy the Demon Lord-level Storm Great Demon Vortex in one strike.)

The scarlet sphere flew into the air and instantly transformed into countless blazing rays, striking every pirate ship surrounding the Demon King with perfect precision.

Explosions rang out one after another across the sea. Spheres of flame swelled over the ocean before slowly contracting and fading away.

The fifteen pirate ships vanished along with them. All that remained was ash drifting through the sky.

Looking at the horrifying scene before him, El could not help but sigh from the bottom of his heart. "No matter how many times I see it, Big Sister's strength still doesn't seem human. Even Giant probably wouldn't last a single exchange against her."

"Ma ma ma!" Lingling chuckled, her gaze fixed on Milim. "El, your horizons are still too narrow. This isn't even Milim's full strength! She hasn't even used half of it."

El's eyes widened abruptly. He had considered that this might not be Milim's full strength, but not even half? Wasn't that a little too outrageous?

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"The world is vast, and there are many powerful people we haven't even encountered yet. So, El, you need to train even harder." After saying that, Lingling ignored El and turned to walk into the dining hall.

El held out his hand and caught a piece of burning ash. He murmured to himself, "Just how vast is the real world?"

After that battle, the Demon King continued to encounter pirates, but Lingling and El handled them all, capturing nearly twenty pirate crews.

It had to be said that there were pirates everywhere in this era. They ran into pirates practically everywhere they went.

But perhaps that was related to Rocks as well. Milim opened the newspaper in her hands and saw the headline: Rocks had once again recruited a Great Pirate, Gokudo Shiki, through the Pirate Game.

The middle section featured the pirate celebrities, the Nine Snake Pirates, appearing on Nol Island, with the residents of Nol Island willingly offering up all their treasure.

At the bottom was a photograph of Milim destroying fifteen pirate ships in a single strike, along with Milim's bounty in the paper.

Destruction Demon Lord Milim!

Bounty: 500 million Belly.

Milim casually tossed the finished newspaper aside and said with some dissatisfaction, "Why is it only 500 million Belly? It doesn't suit my status at all!"

"And I was clearly fighting pirates, so why did the Marines issue a bounty for me?"

"Who doesn't know that the Marines issue bounties whenever they see powerful people sailing the seas? Besides, the flag on this ship looks way too much like a pirate flag!"

"So stop complaining, Milim. At least your title sounds cool. Unlike me—the Marines gave me the nickname Iron Skin. Next time I run into the Marines, I'm definitely going to beat them up." Charlotte Lingling tossed away the newspaper in her hand in displeasure. Her bounty was only 200 million Belly.

As for El standing in the corner, there was no need to mention him. His nickname was Big Mouth Fishman, and his bounty was only 50 million Belly.

Although El wanted to pretend he did not exist, he ultimately could not escape Milim's ridicule.

"Ha ha ha ha! Big Mouth Fishman—El, your name is so funny!" Milim's Dragon Eyes could see anything she wanted to see. She had glanced at El's wanted poster and spotted his nickname, then mercilessly burst into laughter.

"Damn it! I will never coexist with the Marines!" El clutched his head, crying as he ran outside.

Milim blankly watched El's retreating figure. "El is so fragile! He cried over just a nickname. He really doesn't have any manliness at all."

"Milim, I just received some news. All your little cakes fell into the water." Lingling's voice drifted over from behind Milim.

"Huh? You're kidding, right?" Upon hearing that, the smile slowly vanished from Milim's face, and tears gradually welled up in her eyes. Then she hurriedly ran out after El.

"No! My little cakes!"

"They were all just as fragile. What were they putting on airs for?" Lingling sneered disdainfully, handling them with ease.

A few more days quickly passed. More and more pirate ships gathered behind them, and the Demon King finally reached its destination—Spring Island!

The Demon King docked by the shore, and Milim impatiently leaped off the ship. Before her stretched an endless, sprawling forest.

Lingling and El followed close behind, while the other crew members escorted the pirate crews behind them into Spring Island.

Milim looked around the island, then forcefully jumped into the sky. She should have fallen once she reached midair, but Milim discovered that she was actually floating in the air.

Although her body was still slowly descending, whenever she exerted herself, she could fly even higher.

"Wow! I really can fly!" Milim glided through the sky in a swimming pose, looking utterly delighted.