Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

The golden sun in the sky slowly slid towards the western horizon.

The sunset glowed like fire, turning the horizon a fiery red, making people want to stop and admire it.

In the abandoned dock, the afterglow of the setting sun cast extremely long shadows of Garp and Goku.

One shadow swayed wildly, while the other remained still, like an eternal mark on the ground.

At that moment, the quiet shadow finally made a move.

Garp lowered his arms from his chest, glanced at the setting sun, and then shouted at Goku, who was throwing a punch, "Hey! Goku! That's enough training for today, it's time to go back and eat!"

After punching for four hours straight, Goku finally stopped this seemingly unchanging action upon hearing this.

He withdrew his fist, exhaled, and wiped the dense sweat from his face.

Then she turned around, waved at Garp, and flashed a bright smile: "I know! Grandpa Garp!"

......

On the way back, Garp glanced at Goku's fist without leaving a trace and found that there were only some light red marks on it, without any broken skin. He became even more certain that Goku was a tough guy.

However, he didn't mention that, but instead asked with a smile, "How was it, Wukong? How did it feel after fighting all afternoon?"

Wukong blinked, tilted his head, and thought seriously for a few seconds. Then, clutching his stomach, he asked innocently, "Feeling? Does being hungry count?"

For him, the only feeling was that after playing for so long, his stomach was growling with hunger.

"Ha ha ha ha!"

Garp burst into laughter at his innocent answer.

"Yes! Of course it counts! Hunger is a feeling too!"

He laughed heartily, thinking to himself: What an adorable little guy.

Before long, the two reached a fork in the road.

Garp stopped and pointed to one of the intersections, saying, "You should remember the way back, right? Just follow this road and you'll reach our house."

Wukong nodded: "I remember."

So Garp continued, "Then you go back first, I need to go buy some things, you wait for me at home."

Goku nodded and took a few steps forward. Garp's voice came from behind him again:

"Hey, wait a minute! When you get back, take a shower to get rid of your sweat odor, and then change into clean clothes."

Upon hearing this, Wukong grabbed the hem of his robe, brought it to his nostrils, and sniffed it. He immediately frowned and looked miserable.

"Ugh! It stinks!"

He turned to Garp and said, "I understand, Grandpa Garp!"

Then, with thump-thump-thump, he took off on his short legs and rushed home like a whirlwind.

Garp watched his departing figure with a smile on his face, then walked down another path.

......

Meanwhile, at a bustling dock in Marineford.

Two naval soldiers carefully carried a large cabinet off the warship and placed it on the ground. Looking at a female naval officer with gray hair beside them, they asked, "Vice Admiral Tsuru, are you sure you don't need us to help you carry this home?"

Known as the Navy's chief strategist, Tsuru, who has worked alongside Sengoku and Garp since their youth, revealed a kind, grandmotherly smile.

"No need, you all go about your business. Although my old bones are old, I'm not so weak that I can't even carry this little bit."

"Yes, Lieutenant General Tsuru!"

The two naval soldiers immediately straightened their backs, gave a respectful salute, and then returned to their warship.

Crane walked up to the cabinet, turned her back, reached out and easily hoisted it onto her back.

Then he slowly walked towards his home.

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On the other side, Wukong was rushing home when he suddenly thought of something strange, causing him to stop in his tracks.

"Why did Grandpa Garp tell me to go home first? Aren't we going to eat?"

They ate lunch in the cafeteria, so he thought they would eat there again for dinner.

So here's the question: Why didn't Garp just tell him to wait for him at the cafeteria? Why did he have to go home first?

He scratched his head, somewhat confused about the matter, and even considered whether to change his route and go to the cafeteria instead.

A few seconds later, he muttered to himself, "Whatever, since Grandpa Garp said so, there must be some truth to it. I'd better go home and take a shower first."

He stopped dwelling on it, and his short, motor-like legs started up again, shooting forward in a puff of white smoke.

But after a short while, he stopped again.

Seeing an elderly woman beside him with gray hair, carrying a large cabinet on her back and looking quite "struggling" as she walked, he offered, "Grandma, are you going home? Let me help you!"

Before the old woman could answer, he swiftly hoisted the large cabinet from her back onto his head and asked, "Grandma, where do you live? Is it up ahead?"

The old woman seemed somewhat surprised, but didn't say much, only nodding and saying, "My home is about 800 meters ahead."

So Wukong nodded, revealing an innocent smile: "I understand!"

Then it shot forward in a flash, leaving behind billowing white smoke.

......

After estimating that he had run about 800 meters, Wukong stopped with a hiss and looked around.

"This should be the place, but there are so many houses here. Which one is the old woman's house?"

He tried very hard to figure out which house was the old woman's, but after looking for a long time, he still couldn't tell.

Then a thought struck him, and he put down the cabinet, preparing to go back and carry the old woman over.

To his surprise, as soon as he turned around, he found that the old woman was already not far behind him, and he exclaimed, "Wow! Grandma, you walk so fast!"

The old woman smiled kindly at him: "Young man, don't let my age fool you, I'm still quite spry."

Then she pointed to a house on the right: "That's my home."

Wukong followed her finger, nodded, and carried the large cabinet to the door.

Then he waved to the old woman and said, "I'm off now, Grandma!"

After saying that, he left in a flash.

The old woman, also known as Vice Admiral Tsuru, watched him leave and chuckled softly: "Is this the child Garp brought back? He's quite a kind-hearted child."

......

At Garp's house, Goku rushed into the bathroom as soon as he got back, washing away all the sweat and grime.

He then walked out naked, looking around: "Where are my clean clothes?"

He went to the wardrobe, opened it, and searched for a while, only to find that it was full of adult clothes, so he stood there stunned.

Just as he was at his wit's end, Garp pushed open the door and walked in, throwing a clean piece of clothing at his face without saying a word.

"Wear this for now. Tomorrow, the tailor will take your measurements and make you some new clothes."

It was only after parting ways with Wukong that he suddenly remembered that there were no clothes at home for Wukong to change into.

So on his way back, he ran to someone's house to grab a child's outfit and then hurried back.

Goku removed the clothes covering his face and discovered it was a pink dress. He scratched his face and asked, "Should I wear this dress, Grandpa Garp?"

Garp coughed and said, "Yeah, just make do for now, you'll have new clothes to wear tomorrow."

Seeing Wukong put on the pink dress, he chuckled, then quickly composed himself when Wukong looked at him with a puzzled expression.

But the corner of his mouth was still twitching.

There was no other way; he didn't intentionally dress Wukong in these clothes. It was just that the family only had dresses for their children, so they had no choice but to let Wukong wear these.

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