One Piece: The Strongest Admiral
Chapter 99

Robin and Victor

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Inside the Tree of Omniscience, the CP5 agents pushed over bookshelves and smashed through walls as they searched for evidence.

They were looking for evidence that Ohara's scholars had been researching the Poneglyphs.

As long as they found evidence, those scholars would have violated the laws of the World Government.

Naturally, they would have to be purged.

Although the World Government could simply erase them, Ohara's scholars were among the most famous people in the world.

Therefore, even if they wanted to eliminate them, they still needed sufficient evidence.

"Those bastards!"

"Hey, be careful! These books are priceless!"

Several scholars shouted loudly.

However, the CP5 agents did not care in the slightest.

Spandine brought two subordinates before Dr. Crobar. Smoking, he looked Dr. Crobar up and down and said, "You don't have to keep pretending. I know you're secretly researching the Poneglyphs. If you hand them over now, you'll suffer a little less."

"I don't know what you're talking about. We're only researching history."

Dr. Crobar played with words, refusing to admit that they were researching the Poneglyphs.

Just like saying, what does catching Lu have to do with me, Zhou?

His utterly righteous manner made Spandine deeply displeased.

"Just you wait." Spandine gnashed his teeth.

Although Olvia refused to admit that she was an Ohara scholar, the personal belongings found on them had already revealed their identities as scholars.

She simply refused to acknowledge it.

For now, they could only wait until the items were found before dealing with them.

At that moment, an explosion rocked the Tree of Omniscience.

"Sir, we found historical texts in an underground chamber."

An agent excitedly came before Spandine and reported their discovery.

The scholars had hidden the historical texts extremely well.

But CP5 had truly searched every inch of the ground, and

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