The news that Loki, prince of Elbaf, had set sail as a pirate exploded across the New World like a depth charge.
A pirate crew made up primarily of giants was officially founded under the name "Evil God."
Since many giants called him the "Evil God," Loki took that name for his crew, determined to make it resound across the seas.
At first, many people were confused.
Didn't the Giant Tribe already have the Giant Warrior Pirates? Where had this new crew, the Evil God Pirates, come from?
They soon understood, as the Evil God Pirates began rampaging through the New World under Loki's leadership.
These were two pirate crews with completely different styles.
Loki was still far from the future glory of possessing an emperor's strength, but the power he displayed was already terrifying enough.
Still, keeping the Evil God Pirates afloat would not be easy. Giants consumed a staggering amount of supplies.
They had to keep plundering.
Over time, they would be unable to sustain themselves, and the crew would collapse on its own.
That was essentially what had happened to the Giant Warrior Pirates of old.
Moreover, the balance of power in the New World was stabilizing. Loki's strength alone was not enough to shake the existing order.
Thus, Loki did not join the struggle for supremacy. Territory meant nothing to him.
He had become a pirate more to challenge powerful opponents and make a name for himself.
In just three months, Loki challenged many of the New World's strongest figures, including Whitebeard, Linlin, and Kaido.
Without exception, every challenge ended in Loki's defeat.
Losing was no great matter, because Loki was still young and growing rapidly.
With his powerful ancient giant bloodline and his own monstrous talent, Loki would reach the pinnacle sooner or later.
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