The Pirate Who Refused Red-Hair's Invitation

Enel wasn't afraid of the Celestial Dragon, but Kaku had warned him not to clash with one. That would bring an Admiral down on them, and he had no desire to fight an Admiral.

"I'm in a good mood today, so I won't kill you," the male Celestial Dragon said irritably. "Kneel and kowtow to me ten times, and I'll spare you."

"Heh." Enel sneered. "You're the first person who's dared tell me, the Thunder God, to kneel. If not for the Marines, you'd already be dead."

To Enel, a clash meant hitting the other person. He had "mercifully" kept his hands to himself, so he wasn't opposing the Celestial Dragons.

"Damn you!" Furious, the Celestial Dragon drew his pistol, aimed it at Enel's head, and fired without another word.

Enel lazily tilted his head and dodged the bullet with ease.

Gritting his teeth, the Celestial Dragon fired several more shots. Enel dodged them all without shifting from his seat.

Once the Celestial Dragon had emptied his pistol, Enel gave a bored yawn.

Seething, the Celestial Dragon ordered his bodyguards, "Kill him!"

His bodyguards rushed at Enel with swift, nimble movements.

They hadn't even reached him.

Enel languidly raised his right hand and extended a finger. A terrifying current flashed at its tip and tore straight through the two men trying to attack him.

The Celestial Dragon's expression changed drastically. "Who are you? How dare you defy me!"

"I am the Thunder God." Enel's lips curved slightly. He looked as lazy as ever.

"The Thunder God?" The Celestial Dragon scoffed. "We Celestial Dragons are the descendants of gods. If you don't want to die, kneel and apologize right now, then change your name!"

"Descendants of gods? Ridiculous." Enel yawned again. "I don't recall having a descendant like you."

"You bastard!