Dunn hadn't made this decision on a whim.
Since arriving in this world, he had only encountered two truly top-tier powerhouses: Garp and Dragon.
When he'd met Dragon, Dunn hadn't even mastered Two-Color Haki, and he hadn't gotten the chance to test the gap between himself and these top-tier fighters.
Now that he'd run into Garp, Dunn naturally wanted to give it a try.
Dunn hadn't lowered his voice. The Marines bustling around the warship, along with Bogard, who was directing them, were all stunned.
One by one, they turned to stare at Dunn, their eyes nearly popping out of their heads.
Challenge Vice Admiral Garp?
Was this guy crazy?
Or was he just asking for a beating?
Garp, on the other hand, froze when he heard Dunn's words, then laughed.
"You want to try out this old man's fists? No problem."
Although he hadn't succeeded in recruiting Dunn into the Marines, Garp had a very good impression of him after their two meetings and their conversation just now.
"Then let's find an uninhabited island."
As he spoke, Garp looked toward Bogard.
Bogard was about to salute and accept the order when Dunn raised a hand to stop him.
Dunn knew that in his normal state, he was no match for Garp. He only wanted to see how wide the gap was, not get beaten up.
"Right here on the ship is fine."
On the ship?
At Dunn's words, Garp turned back and looked him up and down. His gaze settled on the sword Dunn had set aside, and he nodded.
He brought his fists together in front of his chest with a muffled thud.
Armament Haki was already wrapped around his fists.
Seeing this, Dunn took a deep breath and coated his fists in Armament Haki Hardening.
Bang!
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