CP9 Intercepts Rear Admiral Mu Chen Midway

Enough, Garp. Are you really going to abandon and throw away the justice in your heart like this?

Sengoku directly blocked Garp's path.

Sengoku rebuked Garp. Without waiting for Garp to respond, he immediately turned his head toward Spandine.

Sengoku's expression was exceptionally cold as he said, word by word, "Spandine, take your people and get out!"

"We will investigate whether Mu Chen has done anything wrong ourselves. It is none of your concern."

Upon hearing Sengoku's order to leave, the fake smile on Spandine's face vanished, replaced by an icy gaze and a stern expression.

"Hmph. I will report this matter to the World Government."

With that, Spandine took his men and left. The Fleet Admiral's office immediately fell silent.

A moment later, Sengoku picked up Garp's justice coat from the floor and slowly stuffed it into Garp's hands. "Garp, enough. Stop acting. They've already left. Don't throw away your justice so casually in the future."

"Hehe, Sengoku, how did you know I was acting?"

Garp immediately grinned as he draped his justice coat over his shoulders.

Sengoku rolled his eyes at Garp. How could he not know what kind of man Garp was?

Garp had joined the Marines not only because he had his own sense of justice, but also because he could protect the East Blue. During this period, Garp had been constantly running back to the East Blue. The pirates there were truly miserable; even a tiny pirate crew could be wiped out by the Marine Hero. It was simply a crushing blow.

But Sengoku only knew that much. In truth, Garp did not merely want to protect the East Blue and uphold justice. Most importantly, he wanted to protect the people around him. He absolutely had to keep his identity as a Marine—not just because