Though Lind had reached a point where Roger and Garp's survival no longer had any bearing on his plans.
Whether Roger found the legendary One Piece and ushered in the Great Pirate Era or not, Lind could keep moving forward at his current pace, realizing his ambitions step by step.
Still, his previous life had left its mark on him. While he was not particularly fond of Roger or Garp, he did not want them to die here alongside Rocks.
Watching the three men engulfed by Uranus's attack, Lind shook his head inwardly, feeling a quiet pang of regret.
At the same time, he grew more wary. How many more attacks of this intensity could Uranus unleash in its current state?
Could the Mother Flame that Vegapunk would repair in the future produce an attack on this level?
Judging by what he saw before him, Lind believed that even if he transformed into his Human-Beast Form and unleashed his full strength, he would have no way to withstand it. He could only wait to die.
Just as Lind decided that the God Valley Incident was over and prepared to return to Oran Island to continue building up his territory and strength, the three men at the center of the island, who should have died in the attack, suddenly moved.
Did the three of them join forces and survive Uranus's attack? Lind wondered.
They really are the leading figures of this era. Their strength and luck are absurd. They actually managed to block an attack that powerful.
But Rocks's survival left Lind in a difficult position. Although he was one of Rocks's subordinates, he did not want Rocks to survive.
Should I save him now? Should I leave Rocks behind and retreat, or grab him first and then pull out?
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