Would humanity's dreams never end?
Ryan slowly shook his head. In his view, Teach had only been half right.
Indeed, wherever there were people, there would be conflict. Whether ambition or dreams, neither would ever disappear. But humanity's dreams could be the stars and the sea, could be anything at all—but they absolutely were not the kind of dream Blackbeard spoke of.
Blackbeard Teach himself had been a product of this era's twisted values.
The things Blackbeard looked forward to would never happen, in Ryan's view. No matter how bad things got, could they really get worse than they already were?
Looking at Blackbeard's increasingly crazed face, Ryan said no more. With a single slash, he ended his life. Thus, Blackbeard Teach, who had once stirred up storms in the original world, brought his tragic life to an end.
Some small details made it clear that Teach's childhood had definitely not been a happy one. Otherwise, he would not have set out to sea with Whitebeard at such a young age.
Happy people used childhood to heal a lifetime; unhappy people used a lifetime to heal childhood.
There were many such examples in Pirate King, such as Doflamingo, who had died at Ryan's hands, Big Mom, and so on.
Most of those figures who had once dominated the world had miserable childhoods, and all their later actions had been shaped by the shadows of their past.
Holding the Dark-Dark Fruit in his hand, Ryan fell into thought.
Who should eat this Fruit?
After briefly talking with Evelyn, he returned to Utopia Kingdom with Hawkeye and gathered everyone together.
As everyone looked at the Devil Fruit Ryan had placed on the table, none of them understood what it meant.
"Captain, this is?" Kid asked. Although there were no longer any pirate