The Truth of Loki's 'Patricide'

At last, King Harald barely regained a shred of his will and could not believe the crimes he had committed.

Through his tearful orders and pleas, Loki, who possessed powerful Conqueror's Haki, personally killed his demonized father, who had been desperate to die.

Seeing his father's suffering, Loki did not want this kind father and king to bear the charge of slaughtering the guards, tarnishing his glorious image in the hearts of his people.

This cursed prince chose to shoulder the charges of patricide and massacre himself, becoming the culprit.

He wreaked havoc in Aurust Castle, stole a hereditary Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit, left Elbaf, and went to sea as a pirate, taking all the blame with him.

Jarul understood Loki's resolve. Deep down, he too did not want the people to learn of Harald's "atrocities," as that would plunge Elbaf into chaos.

In the end, he could only cooperate with Loki and bury the entire truth.

He even had to become Loki's enemy.

They would direct all their fury at Loki and unite Elbaf.

After going to sea, Loki madly destroyed World Government facilities and islands, seeking revenge for his father.

In just a few years, Loki had become the most dangerous monstrous giant in the New World, with a bounty as high as 2.6 billion Belly.

However, Loki's reckless destruction severely undermined Elbaf's peaceful policy and went against King Harald's wishes.

It provoked intense dissatisfaction from Hajrudin and the other giants.

Even Jarul, the elder who knew the truth, did not want to see Loki become a monster who knew only destruction.

Four years ago, the Red Hair Pirates and the giants hit it off immediately and joined forces to defeat the rampaging Loki by force, capturing him and bringing him back to Elbaf for imprisonment.

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