The New World

At the top of the Wahrwelt, on a huge platform, a figure was slowly descending from the sky.

His entire body was covered in dense black energy, surging like a tide. He didn't seem very big, but in an instant, he seemed to grow taller than the sky.

He gripped a strangely shaped weapon tightly in his hand; at first glance, it looked like a spear.

In the blink of an eye, he switched between sword and axe.

When he appeared, the Reishi in the surrounding air were repelled, creating a vacuum zone.

Cracks appeared in the atmosphere, and fragments of space fell down, revealing an inverted world reflected like water beneath the Reishi space.

"You appeared along with the mess you made of my world. How are you going to atone for that?"

Kaya sat on the steel throne, a slight smile playing on his lips, watching the figure land in front of him with only a hint of interest in his eyes.

Who was this person? It was Imu!

Imu looks different from how he did ten years ago; he has a completely different aura now, his presence is solid and powerful, and he seems to shatter space itself.

"You've accelerated this process for me. Perhaps the world doesn't want to see a future ruled by you Quincy. I'm stronger now than I was eight hundred years ago."

Imu remained expressionless, his voice cold and calm.

Kaya rose from his throne and casually summoned a deep blue Reishi sword in his hand.

"Just draw your sword." Imu stepped forward.

"It sounds like you've been waiting for me to draw my sword." Kaya walked towards Imu.

"If I don't draw my sword, how can I sever both the sword and your very existence!" Imu his hand, and the murderous blade fell straight down.

"Ten years have passed, how come you can suddenly speak human language?" Kaya parried with his sword held horizontally.

The weapons clashed without making a sound or causing any violent commotion; only the space around the two men continued to shatter.

Clang! Clang clang clang~

The slight commotion was carried away by the strong wind and spread far into the distance, until it flew more than a hundred miles away, at which point a house suddenly exploded.

The people hiding inside the house covered their heads, staring blankly at the sky, as pebbles rained down on their faces.

The Wandenreich is collapsing at an even faster pace, without any exaggerated phenomena like the collapse of the heavens and the earth, just like a world that has reached the end of its lifespan and is quietly heading towards its demise.

Everyone could feel a faint, oppressive atmosphere hanging over them.

It was extremely oppressive, making it hard to breathe.

"Is it time to end it?"

Keel, clutching his long sniper rifle, leaned against a toppled pillar and turned to look into the distance.

Two blurry figures collided in the sky, the shattered space creating turbulent currents that seemed to suck in one's gaze.

He had no thoughts of the past; he simply stood there, quietly waiting for something.

The road was littered with corpses.

The corpses didn't have many wounds, just cylindrical holes, some in the head, others in the chest, leaving gaping, bloody holes.

Besides those insignificant pirates and marines, there were three other guys lying motionless on the ground.

"Killing Roger Newgate Sengoku, that's a good enough achievement, isn't it? I don't need to help His Majesty anymore," Gil muttered to himself.

Just then, he suddenly turned his head to look at the other end of the road, where an injured figure was rushing towards him.

He had spent quite a bit of time on Hachinosu, so he naturally recognized him; it was Roger's right hand, Rayleigh, known as the King of the Pluton.

He smiled, raised the gun, but there was no emotion in his smile, only deathly silence.

"Let's get another kill..."

"Don't you understand, Dad? Just stay here! Don't go any further!"

Loki eventually caught up with Harald.

At this moment, Loki was pinning Harald to the ground, spitting on Harald's face.

Harald was shocked to discover that he was unable to physically resist Loki, and could not even push Loki away and stand up.

Harald was at a loss for words when Loki insisted that he stay.

He naturally noticed the strange phenomena around him as well.

"What are you going to do!" Harald asked.

"Witness this, for this is how the New World is born!" Loki pressed Harald's head down.

Loki looked into the distance and could sense that space was indeed breaking apart, but this was destruction, and also rebirth.

His father would surely die if he leaned in!

Therefore, he had to stop Harald, and even if Harald was unwilling, he could only watch helplessly as everything unfolded.

In another direction, there were people watching.

"What will the New World be like?"

Brook stood by the window, watching the pebbles on the ground float up, and the earth and buildings seemed to lose their gravity and become floating objects.

Shuri stood beside Brook, and the two of them silently gazed into the distance, neither of them speaking.

At this very moment, within the Wandenreich, all the survivors are doing the same thing: raising their heads high, like sunflowers.

The sun really did appear!

In this dark and Wandenreich, a blazing red sun rises from the horizon.

Many people felt the light was too bright and instinctively reached out to block it. But when the light pierced through all obstacles, it brought a warm feeling that cleansed their souls.

Whether they were Quincy or others, they all stopped and prayed like devout believers.

The newborn sun cast two dark shadows, which were tiny compared to the sun, yet they guided everything.

Suddenly, one of them fell, as if crashing into the sun, and was burned to ashes.

"If you think you can control the movement of the Wandenreich, then that's foolish."

Haschwalth sheathed his sword, turned, and walked out of the ruins.

Behind him, the bodies of Basard, Zephyr, Kong, and Shiki lay buried among the rubble, forming several pools of blood.

Among them, Rocks was still breathing and struggling to get up from the ground.

Bang!

A figure appeared out of thin air, and the moment it stood still, a strong wind blew up, ruffling Rocks's tousled hair.

Rocks looked up and saw Kaya standing in front of him, with the sun rising behind Kaya.

Just like ten years ago, he stood at the doorway, sunlight streaming in from behind him, illuminating the child standing inside the warehouse.

"Solved? No way," Rocks said.

"Before the power of the Almighty, Imu, who absorbed the lives of all the Celestial Dragons who died, is nothing but an ant," Kaya said calmly.

"Are you forcing him to do that? What a strange guy... What is he doing now?"

"The Wandenreich is slipping through the cracks of the world, appearing directly on the sea; in that instant, it will replace the existing rules."

"World rules?"

"Humans need to breathe air to live. Why do apples fall instead of flying? Why do normal humans only live for a hundred years, including the alternation of day and night?"

Do you want to change these things?

"This is what the New World looks like, but unfortunately Rocks, you'll never see it again."

Brake--

The longsword pierced through Rocks's chest. Rocks lifted his heavy eyelids one last time to look at Kaya before slamming his head down.

"Just as prophesied, I ultimately killed Rocks with my own hands." Four pupils appeared in Kaya's eye sockets, neatly arranged in all directions.

Kaya turned to look at Haschwalth, Haschwalth lowered his head, avoiding Kaya's gaze.

"What about the others?" Kaya asked.

Haschwalth spread his cloak, and his shadow flowed down like water, covering the ground beneath his feet.

Soon, Magnolia and her two children appeared.

Besides them, Keel, Shuri, and Brook were also there, along with Loki, who was pressing down on Harald.

"So, in the end, it's just the few of us left?" Keel said in a low voice after looking around.

Shuri and Brook remained silent.

"Great! This moment has finally arrived, hurry up!" Loki jumped off Harald and excitedly raised his hands.

Kaya's gaze swept over everyone present; the sun was high in the sky, its light illuminating everyone's faces.

He suddenly smiled, a smile that held a hint of mystery.

"Let's go see New World!"

(End of article)

This must be the fastest One Piece novel ever! (laughs). Actually, there's a lot to discuss in detail. The Star Cross hasn't even been fully recruited yet, and I've already written down the complete list of personnel corresponding to the Schrift, including personnel changes and the next few decades.

I originally planned to keep writing until the end... but it doesn't matter anymore. I've been preparing for it for more than half a month, and as predicted, it will be finished at the end of this month.

By the way, I have no grudge against Yhwach, and I didn't write this book to get revenge on him!!!