One Piece: The World King Who Emerged from the White Town

Abel, too lazy to waste words with this kind of person, simply signaled to Enel that he could make his move.

Orochi wanted to say something more, but Enel was annoyed. His golden scepter, crackling with lightning, was like a sharp blade, severing Orochi's last head.

That completely wiped out this guy.

Abel took out a fruit and, under the cover of the black cloth, finally retrieved the Yamata no Orochi fruit from the body of the black charcoal serpent, then quickly put it into his system inventory.

"Put this guy's head on and hang it high."

"I don't want to waste too much time here."

Chapter 710 Twenty-One Great Swords

Orochi was surprisingly weak; he was easily defeated.

The rest are nothing to fear.

Some people can't cause any trouble under Kaido's suppression, so they can forget about doing anything with him.

Orochi's followers were quickly wiped out, with not a single one spared.

After wiping out all of Kurozumi Orochi's forces and some of Kaido's remaining followers, almost all the people of Wano Country knew that a group of ruthless people had arrived.

But everyone watched coldly, because the consensus was that 'when Kaido returns, all of these people will die!'

On this day, Abel simply had a high platform built and then placed Kaido's corpse and Orochi's head on it together.

He then ordered his men to throw the latest newspapers everywhere.

Facts speak louder than words, and all doubts will be utterly shattered.

As a result, the entire Wano Country was in an uproar!

Kaido has been killed!

The Beasts Pirates are destroyed!

Kurozumi Orochi and his villainous henchmen were all killed!

Oh my god, what's going on? Am I dreaming? Am I still half asleep?!

Countless people, newspapers in hand, rushed towards the platform, eager to see if it was really true.

When they actually saw Kaido's corpse and Orochi's head, many people burst into tears of joy.

However, many people, while happy, also showed expressions of worry.

They feared that this so-called Dragon Hunter Guild was an even more brutal force than Kaido and Orochi.

In that case, it would be like escaping from the wolf's den only to fall into the tiger's mouth.

Nothing has changed at all, and we can't even guarantee our current standard of living.

Despite their concerns, no one dared to inquire or take any action.

Everyone is waiting.

What if... what if a miracle happens?

Then the people of Wano Country discovered that a miracle seemed to have really happened.

When the ashes of the swordsman Ryuma appeared together with the national treasure sword Shusui, the people of Wano Country were utterly stunned.

The story Abel spread was that during a chance adventure, he stole the item from a group of grave robbers and promised to send the ashes of the swordsman Ryuma back to Wano Country for burial, thus making a deal with the deceased swordsman Ryuma in exchange for the famous sword Shusui.

Although this one-sided story and deal cannot convince everyone, at least he did bring back the ashes of the swordsman Ryoma, fulfilling his promise.

After hearing this story, many people in Wano Country wore complicated expressions.

First, he hated the group of tomb raiders who stole the body of the swordsman Ryoma and the famous sword Shusui.

Secondly, it seems inevitable that their national treasures will fall into the hands of foreigners.

What reason could they give to get it back?

They've made it very clear: they took the famous sword Autumn Water in good honor, in exchange for returning Ryoma's ashes.

Even without this reason, the famous sword Autumn Water is still someone else's spoils of war.

Moral kidnapping?

Aren't you afraid of being boiled alive?

Don't forget, this group of people are the villains who killed Kaido and Orochi!

Third, they had a vague feeling that a turning point might be on the horizon.

Thus, witnessed by countless people, Abel personally buried the ashes of the swordsman Ryuma and carved his tombstone by hand.

Regardless of whether it was a publicity stunt or not, at least this goodwill was felt by countless people in Wano Country.

This is also the biggest difference between Abel and Kaido.

Immediately afterwards, Abel looked around and then let out a thunderous roar in a deep voice!

"My name is Abel, and I am the president of the Dragon Hunter Guild. Not long ago, I used the sword Shusui, the sword of the great swordsman Ryuma, to kill Kaido, defeat the Beasts Pirates, and single-handedly defeat Marine Admiral Kizaru."

"As promised, we are now sending the ashes of the swordsman Ryuma back to Wano Country, so that his soul may return to his homeland."

"Now that the likes of Kurozumi Orochi have all been wiped out, according to the rules, the Dragon Hunter Guild can replace the Beasts Pirates and take over Wano Country."

"However, considering my long-standing friendship with the swordsman Ryuma, I am willing to make another deal with you all."

"In exchange for three of the twenty-one Great Grade Swords, the liberation of Wano Country will be achieved."

Wow!

As soon as these words came out, the whole place was in an uproar!

"liberation?"

"Really? Did I hear that right?"

"Could they be lying to us?"

"I don't think so. They even brought back Ryuma's ashes and helped us deal with Kaido and Orochi."

"Damn it, even if it's fake, I want to try it. I've had enough of those days."

"That's true, but those are the Twenty-One Great Swords! There are only 21 in total, and it's impossible for us to produce 3 at once!"

"I suspect this is a deliberate attempt to make things difficult for us, giving us hope that will never be realized."

"No, I actually think they're telling the truth. The more difficult the conditions, the more suitable the deal is. If they were to return the country to us so easily, would you believe it?"

"This……"

"Indeed, the three Great Swords of the Twenty-One Crafts are precious, but isn't it worth it if it can bring back our country?"

"I still have the same question: how do you get those three great swords, the Twenty-One Great Swords? Do you have them?"

“I don’t have it, but I know someone definitely does.”

……

Amidst the heated discussion, some believed in Abel, while others did not.

Abel showed no interest in this.

Because he didn't have any particular attachment to Wano Country itself.

Manufacturing weapons?

Although Wano Country has many advantages in this regard, they are merely icing on the cake and their absence wouldn't make a difference.

In contrast, he was more interested in the famous swords possessed in Wano Country.

If he remembered correctly, besides the Autumn Water, there were three other great swords, the Twenty-One Swords, here.

If we offer him these three great swords, all twenty-one, then what does it matter if we return Wano Country to its people?

Now it depends on whether, in someone's eyes, the value of the three great swords and the twenty-one weapons is higher, or whether it is more important to bring them back to the country and liberate the country.

As for whether or not they will believe what he said.

Do these people have a choice?

If you have faith, you will have a chance to get everything back.

If you don't believe me, then forget it.

Nothing can be changed.

It all depends on whether you have the guts to take a big gamble.

Abel felt he should gain something from this.

But before that, he had to keep his promise and take Robin to find the Poneglyphs.

A Poneglyph was previously found on the second basement floor of the Onigashima mansion.

There are two more in Wano Country.

After a deliberate search, Abel and Robin finally found a Poneglyph in the room beneath the Shogun's mansion in Wano Country, where Kozuki Sukiyaki was imprisoned.

In the room down the stairs in the Kozuki Sukiyaki room, the second Poneglyph was found.

And it's the original text of the road sign history!

However, Abel wasn't really interested, so he simply didn't bother Robin and went back to rest.

Chapter 711 Flying Over Tengu Mountain

It's unclear what Robin deciphered from those three Poneglyphs, but she returned looking utterly exhausted.

Abel was neither interested in nor interested in the above content, so he didn't even ask.

But this time, Robin took the initiative to tell him, "The ancient weapon 'Pluton' is actually buried somewhere in Wano Country."

"Well, then what?"