One Piece: Building an Empire from the Rocks Era
Chapter 316

Oden, my brother, reading this is like seeing me

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Faced with the menacing allied fleet, Saint Nusjuro did not rush to arrange countermeasures. He continued to let his army rest at an unhurried pace.

The allied forces' camp was quite far from the Liese Kingdom, and the allied fleet would need a fair amount of time to arrive.

By now, Saint Nusjuro had long since developed a strong enough mind that he would not abandon the advantage of facing an exhausted enemy with rested troops and go out to meet the allied fleet over a matter of pride.

Instead, he began preparing for battle right there in the Liese Kingdom, planning to wait patiently for the allied forces to arrive.

He also made the most of the remaining time to consolidate and train his army so it would not collapse at the first clash with the enemy.

While Saint Nusjuro busily prepared for the coming battle, the many factions aboard the fleet seemed quite relaxed. With powerful backers behind them, they paid no heed at all to the World Government's movements.

Almost everyone was busy with their own affairs. Kaido, for instance, was aboard the Azure Dragon, writing a letter to Kozuki Oden far away in Wano Country.

Shiki's analysis at the earlier meeting, along with that final look, had left Kaido feeling deeply wounded.

Although he and Charlotte Linlin were allies, and Charlotte Linlin had sent Kelt with an army to support him, their relationship was still somewhat distant. She could not count as one of his own.

Thus, Kaido planned to call over his good brother Kozuki Oden, who was living in seclusion in Wano Country while also holding down his New World base for him.

"My younger brother Oden:

Reading this letter is like seeing me in person. Several years have passed since we parted in

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