One Piece: The Rocks Era's Greatest Swordsman!
Chapter 224

The Marines and CP0 Make Their Moves-Katakuri in Peril!

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The prison on Hachinosu Island.

It was built more than ten kilometers to the left of Skull Castle.

It had walls several meters high, heavy iron gates, battlements, and searchlights.

A group of vicious pirates guarded the place.

Den Den Mushis were scattered around the corners of the walls. Their eyes shifted left, right, up, and down, transmitting everything they saw to the prison's surveillance room.

"Dragon, go. If you run into danger, I'll charge in and support you immediately." Garp patted Dragon on the shoulder.

Dragon nodded gravely, then reminded Garp uneasily, "Old man, don't do anything reckless."

"I'll come back after I've investigated."

With that said.

In an instant.

The air around them began to move faster, forming violent gusts.

His entire body vanished from the spot, as if he had merged with the heavens and earth.

Only after Dragon left did worry appear in Garp's eyes. He stared tensely in the direction of the prison.

His fists were clenched tightly.

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In the blink of an eye.

The black night sky began to turn hazy.

As a breeze swept past, the heaviness on Garp's face suddenly disappeared, and joy flashed through his tiger-like eyes.

A figure appeared beside Garp.

Dragon's face was somewhat pale, covered in beads of sweat, and his breathing was slightly labored.

Whenever he recalled the hellish scenes inside the prison, he felt sick to his stomach, almost vomiting.

The cells were filthy and reeked unbearably. Cockroaches, insects, and rats were everywhere.

Besides that.

He had personally seen people from the underworld take a pirate away from his cell, cut out his kidneys and other organs, and transplant them into someone else.

Then they had thrown the prisoner away like garbage.

And.

There had also been all kinds of blood-draining operations...

The prisoners inside

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