One Piece: Groudon, the Beast Pirates' Earth Calamity
Chapter 198

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

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"Gahahaha! How could I not get excited in the face of a miracle like this?"

Big News Morgans turned to the emperors and asked the crucial question: "Have you considered where this landmass leads?"

"Where it leads?"

The emperors thought for a moment. Their expressions soon changed, cold sweat breaking out as shock overwhelmed them.

"Could it be the North Blue?!"

This was the Calm Belt between the New World and the North Blue. If the passage continued straight ahead, it would eventually reach the North Blue.

"Impossible!"

The emperors could not believe it.

Even the work within their field of vision was inconceivably vast. If it really extended all the way to the North Blue, how terrifying would that be?

Even the World Government could not complete a project this enormous. No, this was simply impossible.

"Gahahaha! Then let's wait and see!"

The beast-drawn carriages sent to pick them up were ready.

The emperors boarded the carriages and reached Hoenn Fortress half an hour later. The enormous fortress stunned them once again.

"It's every bit as impressive as Marine Headquarters!"

For the past six months, the Beasts Pirates had been busy without letting a word slip. All anyone knew was that vast quantities of supplies had disappeared.

So the Beasts Pirates had been building a fortress!

Even some Affiliated Nations would struggle to build a fortress on this scale if they devoted everything they had to it.

Such astonishing wealth!

And there was the land bridge, too.

Compared with the fortress, the land bridge was the truly monumental project.

What they had seen earlier was only the tip of the iceberg. Looking out from the fortress, they could see that the land bridge really was heading toward the North Blue.

"Absolutely breathtaking."

The underworld emperors exclaimed in wonder.

They

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