After several Celestial Dragons tried and failed to provide support, Saturn began to grow anxious, wondering whether he should use Uranus right away.
But using it outright would mean dying alongside Rocks. He had to find the right opportunity, and that gave Saturn a terrible headache.
No one had expected Rocks's or Lind's forces to be this terrifying. The pirates wearing battle suits made from special materials, their bodies blazing with all kinds of auras, left Saturn deeply shocked.
Lind, whom they had thought harmless, had suddenly turned into a man-eating tiger. If not for his shortage of top-tier fighters, his forces would have been every bit as powerful as Rocks's.
Saturn was frantic, trying to work out a suitable countermeasure. Just how was he supposed to deal with this situation?
If he had known, he would have waited offshore and ordered Uranus to attack the moment Rocks landed on the island. Then none of this would have been so troublesome.
As Lind surveyed the favorable situation, he did not celebrate too soon. Instead, he quietly raised his guard.
In the original story, Roger had intervened at God Valley after being lured there by a telegram from Ginny, just like Rocks. Both sides had come to God Valley to fight over treasure.
Roger had fought Rocks because the scum in the Rocks Pirates were slaughtering people indiscriminately. That, coupled with their old grudges, had sparked the battle.
This time, however, thanks to Lind's interference, Rocks had no need for those paltry scraps. He had come to God Valley purely to wipe out the Celestial Dragons' fighting forces.
Roger might still come for the treasure, but with things as they stood, the Roger Pirates alone could hardly afford to intervene.
One wrong move, and they would be crushed to pieces.
Meanwhile,