That makes so much sense I can't argue with it—like hell it does!
Does the Mirror World not count as a world?
Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility, damn it!
Aokiji's expression froze for a few seconds. Then he scratched his chin. "Isn't that a bit much, Loa? We only need to move it out—wait, we're leaving right now!"
As Aokiji spoke, Luo Xiu had already surged from his ordinary height of two and a half meters to nearly twenty meters, becoming a Dragon Person! This was the form Luo Xiu took only when he got serious, capable of unleashing as much magic power as a complete Dragon Transformation.
Aokiji gave up on trying to talk him down. Half his body turned elemental, and he vanished in a flash.
The others caught on and fled in a panic, each using their own abilities. Loa certainly had no intention of killing them, so getting caught in the blast probably wouldn't be fatal. It would still feel awful!
Destroying several dozen kilometers of land was no challenge for Loa. Doing it without damaging Pluton, however, would demand every ounce of his concentration.
Crocodile had served alongside Loa for years, after all. While everyone else rushed to get away, he had the sense to run onto Pluton's deck.
"Lord Loa," he called, "if I go all out, I can lift Pluton for half a second. Would that help?"
"Half a second?" Loa's eyes lit up. "That's enough!"
He had planned to smash the ground beneath Pluton, just as he had done to Upper Yard on Sky Island, leaving a pillar to support the ship. But given Pluton's immense weight, there was no guarantee that would work.
With the half-second Crocodile could buy him, Loa changed his plan.
"Get ready. On three, lift it!"