The Death of Gecko Moria

Buggy and Wind Calamity ended their clash by mutual consent. For one thing, as an awakened Ancient Zoan user, Wind Calamity possessed an exceptionally tough body and tremendous regenerative abilities. Knocking him out of commission and stripping him of mobility before killing him was no easy task; it would take a great deal of time and patience.

In the original story, when Sengoku, Fujitora, and Tsuru escorted Donquixote Doflamingo and faced Jack two years later, they likewise only drove Jack away rather than capturing or killing him.

For another, Buggy was wary of Kaido, who could appear at any moment. Spending too much stamina on Wind Calamity—a foe who was difficult to kill and capable of flight—was not a wise move.

Likewise, Wind Calamity was even more wary of Buggy's inexplicably immense strength. After gauging the latter's intentions, he chose to wait for his leader, Kaido, to arrive.

After that, the Kozuki Army and the Genji Army fought for a while before each sounded the retreat and returned to their respective camps.

The battle at Peace-War Pass came to an end, but another war within Izumo, Wano Country, only grew more desperate and merciless.

An empty, desolate plain once held villages, but they had long vanished beneath the iron hooves of warhorses. Now, however, it had become an ideal battlefield.

The nearly ten-meter-tall man, like a demon god, merely swung his enormous fist and smashed several zombies before him into dozens of chunks of flesh. He muttered coldly, "Boring."

"Hehihihihi..." Gecko Moria's crazed laughter gradually died down, turning into gritted teeth. "Kaido!"

Even after ten years, Gecko Moria had never forgotten the man before him. He had sailed Thriller Bark into the fog-shrouded seas and created an army of zombies all so that one day he could return to