Snipers, Wolves, and One Last Gamble

"How feeble you were, Governor."

The force led by Leon, the "Death Gun," landed.

The Marines at the entire G41 Fortress had lost all fighting spirit. They could not even put up a resistance.

The fortress commander, Muñoz, was already dead.

Leon had sniped him from more than ten kilometers away.

His marksmanship was terrifying. With powerful Observation Haki, he had locked onto Muñoz's position.

The Pierce-Pierce Fruit let Leon give his bullets extraordinary penetrating power.

They pierced through the air, unaffected by wind or air resistance as they flew.

Coated in Haki and imbued with the Pierce-Pierce Fruit's power, each bullet was effectively armor-piercing.

It could punch through an Armament Haki defense.

Muñoz's Haki could not stop Leon's bullet.

And that was exactly what happened. Muñoz sensed the danger, but his body could not react in time.

He instinctively tried to defend himself with Haki, only for the Pierce-Pierce Fruit's power to break through it with ease.

The Haki-coated bullet passed through Muñoz's heart and took the North Blue Governor's life.

Leon stroked his beloved gun, Death Gun. It shared his epithet and had been made for him.

He had commissioned the top-tier Sniper Rifle from the Vulcan Company in exchange for carrying out a job for them.

It surpassed his old gun in every respect. In his hands, he brought out its full potential, and it made him stronger in turn.

Of the Four Kings, Leon posed the greatest threat on a battlefield. His precise shots were nearly impossible to guard against.

Combined with the Pierce-Pierce Fruit, an ability perfectly suited to him, every shot had the power to threaten a Top Combatant's life.

The battle at G41 Fortress ended faster than the battles at the other fortresses.

With their leader dead, how much resistance could the Marines