Reinhardt's death snuffed out the Flying Pirates' last hope.
By then, many pirates could see that the Flying Pirates could no longer defeat the World Government.
The Flying Pirates' numbers at the heart of the battlefield dwindled as they fought and retreated.
The tide had turned against them, and they had no wish to die for nothing.
Most of the pirates had been ready to die when they rushed into battle.
But with no hope left, why would they throw their lives away?
If the two sides had been evenly matched, the war might have gone on.
Now pirates kept fleeing back to the Island Battleships, hoping only for the war to end soon.
The World Government did not pursue them.
It had already suffered heavy losses in the war.
The World Government had no need to concern itself with the Flying Pirates' other members. It could guess what the Great Pirates were thinking.
The Flying Pirates' dissolution was inevitable.
Pursuing them now might provoke a counterattack.
That would spell real trouble.
The King of Monsters, Typhon, had most likely escaped his prison.
He would not have released his aura merely to announce his presence.
The alarm meant an outsider had infiltrated the prison.
For now, they ignored Typhon and focused on resolving the threat posed by the Flying Pirates as quickly as possible.
World could no longer escape.
Golden Lion Shiki could not escape Saint Nusjuro and Imu's combined assault, either.
Perhaps Shiki no longer wanted to leave.
Again and again, he sent furious slashes at his enemies.
This war had lasted far less time than many wars of the past, yet it had been extraordinarily fierce.
Fortunately for the Flying Pirates, their losses had not been as severe as the World Government's.
First, the World Government had faced