Sengoku had already discovered how troublesome the "Pighead Emperor," Crute, was.
He had an immortal body that could swiftly recover from any injury.
Even losing his head could not stop him from recovering. What attack could possibly hurt him?
Perhaps he had some fatal weakness, but Sengoku had not found it.
Besides, Crute already possessed a powerful physique and formidable defenses, leaving Sengoku at something of a loss.
Knowing he could not defeat Crute, Sengoku abandoned his offensive and focused on defending and evading.
He conserved his stamina as much as possible.
At the same time, he shifted his attention to the other battles at the port.
If necessary, he could break away at any moment, though he could not stay away for long.
Elsewhere, the battle between King and Kong was fierce.
They seemed evenly matched, which also showed just how severely Kong's strength had declined.
King had no intention of killing Kong. That would be difficult to accomplish.
Nor did he want to put himself in danger.
He only wanted to cause the Marines some trouble.
His Lunarian heritage gave him a powerful physique and formidable defenses.
What was more, he was a mythical Zoan Crow Tengu Fruit user.
Pitch-black feathers wreathed in black flames filled the sky like arrows.
With all the high-end combatants occupied by powerful enemies, the destructive potential of such wide-ranging attacks was terrifying.
Large numbers of soldiers still surrounded the port, charging forward to fight the Pighead Army.
Marine Headquarters was under invasion. There was no way they would hide in the rear.
People were being evacuated, the wounded transported, and logistics personnel and doctors brought in.
All sorts of military supplies were also arriving, while some snipers took up positions in the distance.
The black feathers swept toward them like a torrential