Maybe I Would Have Become a Marine Back Then

Dunn narrowed his eyes at Red-Hair.

He could not even tell whether Red-Hair had said that deliberately or by accident.

"Just a reminder."

Dunn offered no further explanation. After saying that, he rose to his feet, and a portal appeared before him.

"If we do not pick up the pace, the next wave of impact may truly throw the world into turmoil."

Red-Hair's expression turned grave.

He could tell Dunn was not joking.

For Dunn to say something like that, what it implied had to be extremely serious.

"You're the president of the Hunter Guild?"

Before Red-Hair could speak, the Giant Prince Loki suddenly spoke up, leaning forward.

Dunn merely glanced at Loki without answering, then stepped straight through the portal.

Loki's breathing grew heavier.

That man had completely ignored him.

"Shanks."

Benn Beckman, a cigarette clenched between his lips, stepped forward. Looking at where Dunn had vanished, he spoke with an exceedingly grave expression.

"This seems to be a warning."

"Yes, you're right. It's a warning, and also a reminder."

Shanks nodded.

"He's reminding us that drastic changes are about to happen, and warning us not to make any major moves after he leaves."

"Leaves?"

Hearing Shanks's words, Benn Beckman repeated those two words, confusion appearing on his face.

"That rumor—that Dunn came from another world."

Shanks reminded him.

"He's leaving this world?"

Benn Beckman froze, then his eyes widened.

If Dunn suddenly vanished, he could not imagine how great an impact it would have on this world.

"It's only a guess, but it should be right. Besides, Dunn's recent actions have been rather strange."

As Shanks spoke, he shook his head.

He felt that, with the power and abilities Dunn had displayed, dealing with the person hiding in Mary Geoise should not have been a problem.

Yet after