One Piece: Mandala Swordsman

Chapter 126 I think we're in big trouble

Karp was eating a delicious donut, lounging lazily on the sofa with a cup of hot tea in his hand, looking as relaxed as if he had retired twenty years early.

However, Garp's actual life was pretty much like retirement. After all, he didn't have many things to worry about, and besides, he felt like a true winner in life. In Marineford, where single people were everywhere, he had successfully married, had children, and even two grandchildren, living a life that most people envied. Thinking of this, Garp felt the sofa beneath him even more soft.

"Warring States, your sofa is really nice, it's quite comfortable to lean against. Where did you buy it?" Garp said, then shifted to an even more comfortable sitting position and started picking his nose.

Sengoku, who was already extremely busy, was furious upon hearing this: "Garp, can't you do something that a 'Marine Hero' should do?" Garp just hangs around here all day doing nothing. If he could just stay quietly, Sengoku thought it might be tolerable, but Garp not only says stupid things that make him furious, but he also steals his limited edition senbei.

"Don't be angry, don't be angry, Sengoku. Compared to Sakazuki, I'm much better, aren't I? That kid has caused you a lot of trouble, hasn't he?" Garp laughed heartily.

"At least he gets things done, but as for you..." Besides being powerful, you really have nothing. It's a tragedy for the navy to call someone like that a naval hero.

Zhan Guo rubbed his temples in frustration.

If Roman hadn't reported it to him, he wouldn't have known about Sakazuki's plans. That kid would seize any opportunity to wipe out the pirates.

Although he didn't object, now wasn't the time. So he stopped Sakazuki in time, but judging from his expression, he seemed to still be angry, and Roman would probably have to face Sakazuki's wrath again.

"What's wrong, Sengoku? Are you still worried about Whitebeard? If you ask me, Whitebeard has no ambition to conquer the New World. In this respect, he is the same as Roger. Besides, Sengoku, you have been dealing with Whitebeard longer than I have. Can't you see that he really has no ambition?"

"Shut up, Garp. Pirates are pirates. Don't judge them by your own standards. Besides, Whitebeard isn't the only one in trouble."

Whether Whitebeard had ambitions to conquer the world was of no concern to Sengoku. As long as he was a pirate, he would always be targeted by the Navy.

Even assuming Whitebeard didn't have the ambition to conquer the world, what about his subordinates? Living under Whitebeard's coattails, didn't they also harbor ambitions? Regardless of whether Whitebeard truly considered them family, Sengoku saw Whitebeard as a protector of those evil forces. As long as Whitebeard remained in power, his pirate crews would not cease their evil deeds.

Therefore, as long as Whitebeard remains one of the Emperors of the Sea, even if he is a saint in terms of personal character, the Navy will eventually destroy the Whitebeard Pirates, and Whitebeard, as the core captain, must die.

This was a belief that Sengoku had always upheld, so after he gained power, he did quite a few private attacks on Whitebeard.

However, compared to Whitebeard, there is something even more troublesome now; otherwise, he wouldn't have let this matter go so easily.

I received new information today that Kaito is no longer in Wano Country.

However, there was absolutely no follow-up information.

Although Whitebeard was the strongest fighter, when it comes to causing trouble, Whitebeard and Kaido are not even comparable.

Sengoku clashed with Whitebeard dozens of times, but he clashed with Kaido even more often.

In fact, both he and Garp had personally captured Kaido before, but neither had succeeded in killing him. Kaido's vitality seemed to come from another dimension; his rate of injury was far slower than his rate of healing.

Even if he were handcuffed with the toughest sea stone handcuffs, he would still have the strength and ability to escape. Even if you tried to cut off his head with the sharpest axe, the weapon would shatter. You could not pry open his mouth by trying to feed him poison. Even if you locked him up in the science department and subjected him to inhumane human experiments, you could not kill him.

Even putting him in jail is a difficult task.

Kaido goes berserk on the road, sinking the entire warship and taking himself down with him to the bottom of the sea.

God knows why he, as a Devil Fruit user, didn't drown in the sea.

And then there's King, who has the ability to fly. Basically, whenever Kaido is at a disadvantage, he will do everything he can to rescue Kaido.

Therefore, Kaido is also a big problem.

What reassured Sengoku somewhat was that he had been causing less trouble since he took over Wano Country.

Although they had considered encirclement and suppression, waging war against the Sea Emperor was not so easy, and even Marshal Kong could not make complete decisions on his own.

Moreover, the five guys above had been ambivalent about these sea emperors, leaving Sengoku at a loss for what to do. Although he wanted to avoid war as much as possible, he knew that if this continued, it would inevitably embolden the pirates and affect the morale of his army.

"Oh, don't worry about Sengoku. Even if war really breaks out, I can go to the front lines. Don't mention Kaido, or even Whitebeard, I won't let him get away with it." Garp finally said something reassuring, but in reality, his presence was the Navy's biggest reassurance.

Sengoku's anger was finally calmed down. He wanted to feel relieved and discuss countermeasures for the future situation with Garp, but then he saw Garp's nose bubble.

Yes, the naval hero Garp has the ability to fall asleep in three seconds, anytime and anywhere.

"I'm such an idiot, to actually have any expectations of you!" Sengoku angrily picked up a senbei from the drawer and began to chew it greedily.

As a result, Garp suddenly came to his senses: "Ah, Sengoku, you're actually hogging the food."

The familiar scene played out once again, and Sengoku felt his fists grow even harder.

"Shut up, Garp, you already have donuts."

"That's different. Are all admirals as petty as you?"

"If I were petty, the first thing I would do is kick you out of my office."

The two continued to exchange heated words, and due to their heightened emotions, they started fighting again, resulting in a fierce and evenly matched battle.

“Brubrubrubrubru…”

Fortunately, the Den Den Mushi broke the two's incredibly childish behavior. In his rage, Sengoku gained a slight advantage and was able to free up one hand to answer the Den Den Mushi.

"Is he a general from the Warring States period?"

"Roman? What happened?" Sengoku immediately became serious, because he could hear panic in Roman's tone.

"General, I think we might be in big trouble."

Then came endless roaring sounds and screams from the other end of the Den Den Mushi.