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Chapter 141 Run with all your might, people running towards freedom!

"Harald the Giant King!"

While struggling with Monger, Lucas Saint's expression hardened when he saw the Giant King Harald appear and block Grindelwald's path. He knew that Monger had come prepared this time.

but.

"Even if the Giant King shares the burden with you, so what?"

Seeing Mongo's twisted arm, Lucas Saint shouted, "Stephens and I are more than capable of defeating you!"

"Haha, so you think you're inferior to me, right?"

Monger laughed loudly, completely ignoring Lucas's words. If he were truly afraid, he wouldn't be here, and he wouldn't risk his life in every battle.

indeed.

Based on his understanding of the future, he only needs to properly nurture Locke and Newgate, and he will be able to gain several top-tier powerhouses in the future, making his arrival in Mary Geoise much more relaxed.

But isn't this also a manifestation of cowardice?

Because the World Government has stood in this world for eight hundred years, it feels that it is unshakeable.

This kind of thinking is inherently cowardly.

Throughout his life, Monger has never shown weakness to anyone. Even when his strength was inferior to that of a Marine Admiral, he would still tenaciously achieve his goals when pursued by top-tier experts.

If this slave liberation operation gets out of control, the Five Elders will not care about the kings of those constituent countries and are willing to show their ugly side to them.

Then Monger will give up.

He craves to fight stronger opponents, but that doesn't mean he's a mindless brute.

We will only fight for battles where we have a chance of winning.

A battle with no chance of winning is tantamount to courting death.

But now, he only needs to face two strong individuals whose strength is slightly inferior to his.

Why should he show weakness? Why should he be timid?
"How can you become stronger without fighting?"

Monger's Conqueror's Haki stirred, and his gaze even passed through Lucas Saint and Stephens, looking towards the distant Pangaea City, as if trying to see through the secrets hidden within.

"Be bold!"

Seeing that Monger was ignoring him, Lucas Saint's expression turned dangerous.

"You really are a dangerous person!"

kill him!

A sudden voice rang in Lucas Saint's mind, and Lucas Saint could no longer remain calm.

It was as if it was a guarantee to some being.

Lucas Saint took a deep breath and whispered, "Stephens, go and execute those slaves!"

Everyone present was taken aback by Lucas's words.

“Monger, don’t you want to liberate these slaves? But these slaves who have betrayed their masters have no reason to live! You can face the two of us without flinching, but can you just stand by and watch them be slaughtered?”

As a Celestial Dragon and the Commander-in-Chief of the Knights of God, Lucas Saint has his own pride. From the day he became aware of things, he never believed that he would lose to anyone.

It's still the same today.

If it weren't for the need to capture Monger as soon as possible, Lucas Saint wouldn't mind having a one-on-one duel with Monger.

Unfortunately, he didn't have that much time.

That lord has already spoken, and the threat must be nipped in the bud!
"Do it!"

"Yes!"

Stephens did not hesitate at all upon hearing Lucas Saint's order.

Even if there were thousands of slaves present, even if there were women and children among them.

The CP organization exists solely for the Celestial Dragons.

The Celestial Dragons' orders are absolute!

"So, Monger, what will you choose? Will you turn your back on me and save those slaves? Or will you watch those slaves die pursuing the 'freedom' you want to give them?"

Lucas looked at Monger and shouted.

Tell me, Monger, what's your choice?

Sending Stephens to execute slaves meant he would have to fight Monger one-on-one for a short time, but he believed he could take the risk. He was far superior to his two foolish sons, and even without his immortality, he could fight Monger head-on.

With his immortality, even if Stephens killed all those slaves, Munger wouldn't be able to take him down!

How should I choose Monge?
Monger had no choice at all!
No matter what he chooses, he will ultimately pay the price for his invasion of Mary Geoise!

The slaves were stunned.

Whether it was Monger or Lucas Saint, or even Stephens, Grindelwald, and Harald.

Their battles were seen as a natural disaster by the slaves.

How can humans resist natural disasters?
Many slaves prostrated themselves on the ground, awaiting Stephens' execution. Many more slaves looked at Munger.

Their eyes held a glimmer of hope, a last hope that Monger could save them.

Is it possible?
Since Monger and the naval admiral named Rona chose to save them.

There must be a way to rescue them, right?
however.

Can't do it.

Even Mongols couldn't possibly be distracted by protecting a group of slaves while fighting two top-tier powerhouses. Blocking Lucas Saint's Conqueror's Haki attack at the beginning was the limit of what he could do.

"Run!"

Monge's voice rang out in the ears of all the slaves in the Holy Land of Mary Geoise.

"I can't save all of you!"

Stephens raised his hand and waved it, and with just that wave, hundreds of slaves were swept up in the storm.

Monger did not move.

With Lucas watching him, Mongols did not choose to protect the slaves.

His arm, which had been twisted due to the special exertion, was recovering, and when Stephens chose to kill the escaped slaves, Munger's condition once again reached its peak.

"Run!"

"Monger said again."

Now, he's more like a lion in a rage than a wolf.

He was patient, restrained, and knew what he should and shouldn't do.

It comes down to it.

What makes you think I would feel guilty?

“I gave them the right to choose, and it was up to them to make the choice.”

"Someone once told me this."

"Knowles, you are more arrogant than anyone else!"

"Haha, that's right. I'm not their babysitter. I gave them the right to choose. Isn't that enough? If they die, I won't be sad."

Monger was no naive child who thought he could save everyone; he freed the slaves, perhaps pushing them from one hell to another.

But so what?
If he doesn't even have the courage to face death, what right does he have to be the captain of the White Wolf Pirates?
What right does he have to talk about confronting the world government?
"I will avenge them!"

"The number of slaves you kill today is the number of Celestial Dragons I will kill in the future!"

Monger's words caused Stephens to pause in his movements.

Because he could sense that Monge was not lying. As Monge's voice fell, his aura swelled to an unparalleled level, as if some kind of shackle had been broken.

Conqueror's Haki is the power of the heart.

At this moment, Munger is willing to bear everything!
So, run at full speed!

"I have given you the right to choose, but whether you can obtain that freedom is up to you."

"I cannot guarantee that you will live to embrace freedom."

Monger looked at the slaves around him.

"But I can assure you that you are free now, and you can run with all your might for freedom."

"You can stay as well."

"Your deaths will be exchanged for the deaths of the Celestial Dragons!"

Monger's voice was deafening, causing all the slaves to stare wide-eyed in disbelief.

"Stephens, you have now killed 1,653 slaves. From this day forward, I will kill at least 1,653 Celestial Dragons to pay for their deaths!"

Ignoring Stephens and Lucas Saint, Monger suddenly looked into the distance.

Looking around Pangu City, one sees those bustling and luxurious buildings.

"How long has it been since the Mary Geoise riots? How many Celestial Dragons have you managed to evacuate? Do you think those arrogant pigs you've raised for hundreds of years will obediently follow your orders?"

Monger suddenly turned and rushed into the depths of the Holy Land of Mary Geoise.

"It is here that we slaughter slaves who are insignificant in your eyes."

"Let's go save the Celestial Dragons."

"Come."

"Now it's your turn to choose!"

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(End of this chapter)