"The Mera Mera no Mi?!"
"This thing is a Logia Devil Fruit?!"
"Oh, oh, oh! A legendary treasure of the seas, an exceedingly rare Logia Devil Fruit?"
Hearing Tsugikuni Yoriichi's words, the Marines let out shocked murmurs. Mihawk also walked curiously over to Kyros and carefully examined the Devil Fruit in his hand.
After looking at it for a while, Mihawk lost interest. He walked aside, pulled a stack of Beli from his pocket, stuffed it into Issho's hand, and grumbled unhappily, "You really got damn lucky, you bastard!"
Apparently, the Logia Devil Fruit did not stir much emotion in Mihawk. Losing his bet with Issho bothered him more.
After staring at the Devil Fruit in his hand in surprise for a moment, Kyros walked over to Yoriichi and handed the box to Tsugikuni Yoriichi.
"I really didn't expect this. This Devil Fruit actually ended up in my hands."
"If this is fate's guidance, then what is its purpose in bringing it to me?"
Tsugikuni Yoriichi did not take the box. Instead, he took the Devil Fruit from it and weighed it lightly in his hand. His gaze grew profound as he murmured, "The Mera Mera no Mi... a Devil Fruit intertwined with Monkey D. Luffy's fate. Both of his sworn brothers ate the Mera Mera no Mi, one after the other."
If Monkey D. Luffy was the destined savior, the host of the Nika Fruit, the Sun God...
Then was the Mera Mera no Mi the Sun God's sword-bearing guard? Was Ace's death merely meant to take the Sun God's place?
Having gone through two reincarnations, Tsugikuni Yoriichi was no longer a staunch atheist. In fact, when he lived his second life in the world of Demon Slayer, Yoriichi had already begun to lean toward fatalism.
Now that the