One Piece: Groudon, the Beast Pirates' Earth Calamity
Chapter 183

One Piece: Groudon, the Earth Calamity of the Beasts Pirates

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If he could help it, he really did not want to do that.

"I'll be your opponent!"

Unable to watch any longer, Speed drew her bow and nocked an arrow.

The next instant, she teleported directly above Hancock. Almost simultaneously, an arrow coated in Haki left her hand and shot toward Hancock!

"So fast!"

The two younger sisters were shocked. Her speed was inconceivable; even Observation Haki struggled to track her movements.

"Watch out, Elder Sister!"

"No matter."

Hancock spoke indifferently, raising her right foot to kick the incoming arrow, her beautiful long leg stretched into a straight line.

"Crack!"

The arrow turned to stone!

Hancock lowered her long leg, touched her lips with a finger, and drew out a pink heart before stretching it into a bow.

"Slave Arrow!"

Countless pink arrows swept across the area, leaving no room to dodge.

"Teleport!"

Before the arrows could hit her, Speed vanished from the sky and returned to Good's side.

"She actually dodged Elder Sister's arrows."

The two younger sisters looked grave.

"She's so fast!"

"It must be a Devil Fruit power!"

Hancock needed no reminder to notice Speed's ability. It was certainly troublesome, but posed little threat.

The gap in their basic combat strength was too great.

Trying to show off archery before Kuja warriors was rather presumptuous.

"Time to end this."

Hancock jumped down from above and faced Good, tossing her long hair back as she formed a heart with both hands and aimed it at him.

Every movement the woman made left everyone unable to look away.

"The guilt in your hearts for being infatuated with me shall turn your bodies rigid."

"Mero Mero Mellow!"

An enormous heart-shaped halo engulfed Good and his subordinates. Even Speed failed to dodge in time because her heart fluttered for an instant.

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