One Piece: Groudon, the Beast Pirates' Earth Calamity
Chapter 297

One Piece: Groudon, the Beasts Pirates' Earth Calamity

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The Groudon rose from the water, and the bubble coating its hull burst. Taking the route through Fish-Man Island was a little faster for reaching the Lulusia Kingdom.

"Full speed ahead!"

The Groudon raised its sails and headed for the Lulusia Kingdom. The Revolutionary Army and the Marines were locked in fierce combat, but how things stood was unknown.

Soon, mist rose over the sea.

"Lord Good, we're on the edge of the Florian Triangle now. We'll be out of the thick fog soon."

"All right."

Good nodded slightly.

Looking into the thick fog with its extremely low visibility was somewhat unsettling, but the Florian Triangle was close to Sabaody and covered such a large area that avoiding it entirely was difficult.

Still, as long as they followed the Log Pose's directions and stayed away from its depths, it was not actually that dangerous.

Most ships that met with disaster did so because their navigators lacked experience or were overconfident. There were also pirates seeking treasure.

Half an hour later, the thick fog gradually dispersed.

When bright sunlight appeared, the crew could not help cheering happily. Cheers also came from beside them.

"Huh?!"

Both sides looked at each other.

"A warship?!"

"The Groudon?!"

"What?!!!"

The two enormous warships sailed side by side, less than ten meters apart. Both crews were badly startled.

Good stood at the bow, looking toward the warship's bow.

It was Akainu!

After a long silence, Good folded his arms.

"Long time no see, Akainu!"

"Good!"

Akainu's fist lit up.

Chapter 300: The Holy Knights

On the boundless sea, the warship and the Groudon sailed side by side. Neither seemed inclined to shake off the other, as though they were keeping each other under surveillance.

"Why is Akainu here?"

Good sat beside a tea table, glancing at

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