Though the situation looked dangerous on the surface, neither Dragon nor Shin showed any intention of making a move.
Naturally, they had different reasons for holding back, but in the end, both had complete confidence in Luffy.
Sure enough, following a plot almost identical to the original, Luffy escaped without any real danger.
Seeing this, Shin raised an eyebrow and smiled. "You know, this is probably what they mean by the Child of Destiny."
Dragon fell silent for a second before saying, "Luffy's luck has indeed been different from ordinary people's ever since he was little. But that's just good luck. I find it hard to accept something as fantastical as a Child of Destiny. Besides, didn't the books you gave me emphasize materialism?"
"Uh..." For the first time in a long while, Shin felt a trace of embarrassment. Those "Marxist" books he had given this guy more than twenty years ago had really turned him into a Communist.
If the revolution actually succeeded and he ended up creating a world in the One Piece World that smashed all demons and monsters, the scene would be far too beautiful.
Naturally, Dragon had no idea about the broad and drifting thoughts in Shin's head. He merely watched the developments in Loguetown in silence.
Luffy truly was a cheerful troublemaker. No matter where he went, he naturally managed to stir up a whole mess of trouble.
As the quiet town at the entrance from the East Blue to the Grand Line, Loguetown was not large, but it had always been relatively peaceful.
Many pirates stopped at this place where the Pirate King had been born and met his end before heading to the Grand Line, wanting to see the place where Roger had spent his final moments.
However, as the weakest of