One Piece: I'm Only the Quartermaster — What the Hell Is This Emperor?
Chapter 278

Lina: I'm the one who's got you surrounded!

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At last, Chopper and Brook faced off against the Seventh Division Commander, Rakuyo, and the Fifteenth Division Commander, Fossa.

Lina had some impression of Rakuyo: a man with yellow dreadlocks like a lion's mane, wielding a spiked ball and chain. During the Summit War, after Luffy had rescued Ace from the execution platform and broken through the encirclement, Rakuyo and Izo had led their men to provide backup.

The other man, Fossa, was tall and burly, with a rugged face. A cigar clenched between his teeth, he carried a long sword wreathed in blazing flames.

Lina didn't have a particularly deep impression of most of the commanders. Judging by their performances during the Summit War, they were generally on par with the stronger Navy vice admirals.

Compared to Big Mom and the Beasts Pirates, Marco, Jozu, and Vista were on the level of the Sweet Commanders or the All-Stars—and the three of them here were at least as strong, if not stronger.

The other commanders were relatively evenly matched, each around the level of the Tobi Roppo. With Jinbe and Yamato now bolstering their ranks, the Whitebeard Pirates truly had the strongest crew in terms of the overall strength of their members.

After all, there were also more than forty affiliated pirate crews, forming a massive fleet of fifty thousand. Many of their captains were well-known pirates in the New World: Little Oars, the Knight, Thunder Lord, Squid-Ink...

Wait, was Squid-Ink even still alive?

Lina suddenly remembered something and paused.

Back then, after knocking that filial idiot out in the town behind the plaza, she had casually tossed him into a house. She had no idea whether he'd managed to escape afterward.

Whatever. It didn't matter.

Lina glanced around. Battles had broken out all over the island. Apart from Usopp

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