At sea, Garp arrived at Water Seven aboard the Dog Head Warship with his men.
"Hmph, that bastard kid," Garp said. "He really knows how to cause trouble."
"Could you wipe that smile off your face before saying that?" Bogart said helplessly.
"Hmm?"
"Am I smiling? Hahaha."
Garp showed no embarrassment whatsoever and instead burst into laughter.
His bastard grandson had become a pirate, but what he had done this time truly could be called world-shaking.
Garp's laughter left Bogart even more speechless.
Fortunately, everyone aboard this ship was one of us. Otherwise, who knew what gossip might spread?
"Vice Admiral Garp, isn't this a little inappropriate?" Koby asked cautiously. "If the World Government finds out..."
"Hmph, so what if that trash finds out?" Garp said as he picked his nose. "Old Man can't be bothered with them."
Forget saying such things behind their backs—even if he called the Celestial Dragons trash to those bastards' faces, so what?
What was there to fear? If they had the guts, they could fire him.
Koby: ...
Vice Admiral Garp really was... afraid of neither heaven nor earth.
"Vice Admiral Garp, then we..."
"Old Man only came here to see his grandson," Garp said. "We can discuss everything else later."
"We still need to give Mr. Sengoku an explanation..."
"Oh, just tell him Luffy is Old Man's grandson, and Old Man doesn't want to arrest him here."
"We might as well say they got away," Bogart said, the corner of his mouth twitching.
Being willful was one thing, but this was too much. At least come up with a reasonable excuse, or it would be like treating Mr. Sengoku as less than human.
"Oh, then we'll do as you say."
"And that Ninja Marshal Sengoku mentioned..."
"A Ninja..." Garp paused at those words