One Piece: Starting with God Valley, intercepting the Dark-Dark Fruit

Chapter 229 Burning Trees, Slaughter

Under the watchful eyes of the scholars, Giger, with one hand in his pocket, slowly walked to the center of the library.

Looking up and scanning the countless books around him, Giger nodded and muttered to himself,

"How spectacular, the curse of knowledge..."

After speaking, Giger remained silent for a moment, then flipped his wrist, and the Dark Bible appeared in his hand.

Then, endless darkness poured out from the Dark Bible, forming a pitch-black curtain that covered all the books. When the darkness faded, only empty bookshelves remained.

All the books have been drawn into the Dark Bible in Gigg's hands.

When the scholars saw that the books they regarded as their faith were gone, they became excited again and rushed towards Giger like madmen, led by the curator Cloba.

Without turning his head, Giger gently hooked his finger in the hand holding the Bible.

Puff puff!

A series of explosions rang out, and the scholars who rushed over burst open like balloons. All their blood condensed into a pool in mid-air, forming a bloody stream that slowly flowed into Giger's body.

Giger put away the Bible and vanished from the spot.

Silence returned to the Tree of Omniscience.

Outside the Tree of Omniscience, Olvia was telling Robin about what she had done over the years, and she didn't even dare to think about running away.

She only told Robin that she was out doing archaeological work, without daring to mention a single word about the specifics of the work.

As he spoke, Olbia would occasionally turn his head to look in the direction of the Tree of Omniscience, until he saw Gig emerge from it.

Giger came to Olbia's side and smiled at Robin.

Robin suddenly spoke up,

"Big brother, you are Admiral Black Dragon, right?"

Giger wasn't surprised that Robin recognized him, after all, Robin was a true humanities genius, and reading a newspaper wouldn't be difficult for her.

Giger leaned down slightly, reached out and patted Robin's little head, and smiled.

"That's right, are you scared?"

Robin didn't answer, but her slightly trembling body revealed her deep fear. After all, she knew her mother was wanted by the government, which meant that Gigg was the one who had captured her mother.

Gigg hadn't intended to frighten Robin, and seeing how scared she was, he withdrew his hand. Olbia, standing nearby, tentatively asked...

"General Black Dragon, the people inside..."

Giger didn't even look at Olbia, only glancing at Robin, and said,

"I've already taken them where they needed to go. What? Do you want to see them?"

Upon hearing this, Olbia's face turned deathly pale. She understood the meaning behind Giger's words: all the scholars inside had been executed by him.

Although it was Clover who sent them out, at this moment, Olbia's heart was still filled with guilt, making her want to end her life.

But when Olbia saw Robin in front of her and thought about her experiences over the years, that thought immediately vanished.

Gigg turned and glanced at the Tree of Omniscience, a tree said to have existed for over a thousand years, whose shade could even cover the entire island of Ohara.

However, Ohara Island is only a small island, not even as big as the island where the old town of Sleeping was located.

call!

A ball of flame erupted from the back of Gigg's neck, and Olbia quickly grabbed Robin and took a few steps back.

The next second, towering flames erupted from behind Giger's neck, transforming into long fiery dragons in mid-air that all coiled around the trunk of the Tree of Omniscience.

Under the scorching heat of the flames, the Tree of Omniscience crackled and transformed into a gigantic fiery tree, billowing black smoke rising into the sky.

Not only the Tree of Omniscience, but the flames on it spread at an alarming speed. Soon, apart from where Gigg was, the surrounding area was a sea of ​​fire.

Olvia could faintly hear screams coming from all directions. She dared not think about it and simply covered Robin's ears with her hands, not wanting her to hear these sounds.

Robin stared blankly at everything around him, feeling as if he were experiencing a nightmare.

The only place that could provide her with "protection" was destroyed in the sea of ​​fire.

"Bulu Bulu..."

A Den Den Mushi (a type of electric scooter) rang in Giger's arms. He took out the Den Den Mushi and answered it.

On the other end of the Den Den Mushi, Akainu stood at the bow of the ship, looking at Ohara, which had been transformed into an island of fire, and said in a deep voice...

"Gig, you've already made your move?"

"Yes."

"Should we just turn back?"

"Wait a minute, let me get back to the warship first."

"it is good."

After hanging up the Den Den Mushi, Giger lifted Olvia with one hand, while Olvia quickly hugged Robin tightly. The next second, Giger spread his wings and soared into the sky.

After such a period of time, the warship was already very close to Ohara, so less than three minutes after the Den Den Mushi was disconnected, Jig had already landed on the warship where Akainu was.

Kizaru had already left. Akainu glanced at Olvia and her daughter, who were being held by Gigetti, and said...

"Olbia? Giger, why did you bring her back?"

Olvia's wanted posters had already been distributed all over the world, so Akainu could naturally recognize it at a glance.

The chilling aura emanating from Akainu made Olvia's heart tremble. She subconsciously hugged Robin and pressed herself against Giger, but then quickly remembered that Giger had just destroyed Ohara, and froze in place.

Giger began to speak.

"This woman still has some knowledge in her head. I plan to take her home, where she will receive the punishment she deserves."

Akainu gave Gigg a deep look and said in a deep voice,

"Gig, is your home in Mary Geoise?"

Giger smiled slightly and said,

"It seems Borsalino has already told you everything. Yes, that's where my home is."

Upon hearing this, Akainu lowered his head and fell silent. Just as Giggs was about to explain why he had concealed his family background, Akainu suddenly raised his head again and said,

"If someone like you were in Mary Geoise, it would be a blessing for justice!"

Jig was stunned by Akainu's sudden remark, thinking to himself, "As expected of you, Sakazuki!"

Giger raised his hand and patted Akainu on the shoulder before speaking.

"Sakazuki, I'm glad you understand me, but Ohara..."

Before Gigg could finish speaking, Akainu interrupted decisively,

"No problem! I would have done the same!"

"Um, I meant to say, we can fire now..."

The reason why Gigg didn't sink Ohara directly was to give Akainu and the others a chance to fire a few shots. Once the cannons fired, the credit would be theirs!

Chapter 230 History?

Giger returned to his warship, stood at the bow, and his navy cloak fluttered in the sea breeze.

As you can see, on the island of Ohara ahead, the Tree of Omniscience has begun to gradually collapse.

Behind Giger, four naval soldiers, each holding a Den Den Mushi, awaited his orders with solemn expressions.

Giger didn't turn around, but simply said...

"Pass on my order: open fire!"

With a command from Giger, the other four warships received the signal from Giger's main ship, and the next second, all five warships, including the main ship, opened fire almost simultaneously.

Countless shells, after tracing a graceful parabola, landed simultaneously on Ohara Island.

In an instant, the sound of exploding shells echoed across the sky. The Tree of Omniscience, already scorched beyond recognition by the flames, was completely blasted into pieces by the first round of shelling.

Looking out from the warship, one can see that the entire city of Ohara is completely engulfed in raging flames, the firelight turning the sky above crimson. All the buildings on it have been razed to the ground, leaving only the burnt remains and some human-shaped charred remains.

Jig stared at Ohara, now reduced to scorched earth, his eyes devoid of any emotion.

He knew there must be some innocent people in O'Hara, but what did that have to do with him?

If a true leader doesn't even have this mindset, then they might as well play house with some pirates.

Olvia and Robin had already been locked inside the cabin. After the explosions outside stopped, Robin looked up at Olvia and asked softly,

"Mom, has Ohara... disappeared?"

Olvia raised her hand and gently stroked Robin's little head, responding blankly.

"Yes, from this day forward, there will be no more Ohara!"

"But why is that?"

Olbia didn't answer. She thought of what Giger had told her in Sleeping Ancient Town: the so-called truth is not something the weak deserve to know, and even if they did know it, it would be meaningless.

Outside the cabin, Giger, seeing that O'Hara was almost completely burned, once again gave orders to his men behind him.