The Changing Situation

"I want jurisdiction over Fish-Man Island after Whitebeard's death!"

"What?!" Flower Sword glared and said, "The old man isn't dead yet. Aren't you being a little too ugly in making your move, sir?"

The Red Earl's Conqueror's Haki suddenly erupted beside them, and his powerful aura stunned him.

"Kid, don't forget that your life is still in my hands. Your attitude is far too arrogant!" the Red Earl said flatly.

"All right, I apologize for what I said just now!" Swain immediately "backed down."

After hearing that Whitebeard was critically ill, a bold plan had quietly ignited in his heart: merging Whitebeard's "remnants"!

It went without saying that even if Vegapunk managed to save Whitebeard, how long could his frail, critically ill body continue to hold out?

A year? Or two?

By then.

There would be more and more rising stars among the pirate forces. Although the World Government's strength had been steadily weakened, a starving camel was still bigger than a horse.

These "remnants" protected by Whitebeard had indulged themselves too much. Judging from the dozen or so division commanders, none of them currently seemed to have the potential to lead.

Even the strongest, Marco, was not up to the task. In the original story, after Whitebeard died in battle, Marco led the remaining forces against Blackbeard, only to suffer defeat and flee in the end.

This world was gradually eliminating the weak. The principle of survival of the fittest was displayed here in all its harshness.

So once Whitebeard died, who would inherit this legacy?

According to blood ties, Swain had no claim to it.

But this world did not care about such relationships. Here, strength came first!

Swain did not want to win them over through strength, because human beings would not follow you unless they saw