From the Wandenreich's escape to One Piece

He acts like a coward in front of the women of the Unknown Empire, but he can show off his divine power in the world of One Piece.

This did give Beltz a small sense of satisfaction.

It's tiring to always act like a pushover, so I'll just have to vent in the world of One Piece.

After placing the nautical chart and the Den Den Mushi (snail phone) in the shadow of that piece of land, he returned to the world of Death, completely satisfied.

This time, he chose to return voluntarily, and the time limit had not been reached, so he did not feel the cooldown period and could return to the pirate world at any time.

It seems that the time I spend in the One Piece world can be accumulated.

Moreover, the stronger one is, the longer one can stay.

Beltz seemed to be deep in thought, then he went to buy some groceries and went back.

Back in the tower, Beltz put down the food and went to Litoto's room.

There was no one in the room; she was probably still playing with her sisters.

Beltz was about to leave, but looking at the messy room, his obsessive-compulsive disorder about cleanliness kicked in.

He certainly doesn't have OCD, but after living alone for so long, he still isn't used to the room being so dirty and messy.

Well, since she's my superior, I'll help her tidy up.

Beltz cleaned Litoto's room thoroughly before returning home.

I didn't stay in the pirate world for too long, so the round trip didn't take up much time.

It was still early before noon, so he prepared to go to the training ground for some training.

The Invisible Empire has the most training grounds, where you can not only hone your martial arts skills but also challenge others to one-on-one duels.

But as luck would have it, he saw Litoto before he even arrived.

Suddenly, Litoto jumped down from somewhere above and landed right in front of Beltz.

Where are you going?

"Um... I see it's still early, so I'm going to go to the training ground for some training."

"Let's go this afternoon. I'll have to trouble you to cook extra lunch today."

"Eh?"

"Those idiots insisted on eating your cooking, and I couldn't do anything about it, so I guess you'll have to do it for them."

"Ah... I didn't buy enough groceries, looks like I'll have to go to the market again."

"yes……"

Litoto hesitated for a moment upon hearing this, then immediately grabbed Beltz's hand:

"Come with me, I'll take you somewhere."

Beltz was immediately pulled away by Litoto.

Beltz had been here a few times when he was a soldier on patrol, and knew the direction Litoto was heading. He exclaimed in horror:

"Lady Litoto, this direction wouldn't happen to be...?"

"Yes, I'll take you to see Gremy."

Litoto said calmly, "If you want something, just ask him directly."

"what?"

Beltz felt a little bit of resistance when he thought of Gremy Tomour from the comics.

Gremy, the 'V' of the Sternritter, is an imaginer.

His ability is very simple; to put it bluntly, it's "making your wishes come true."

It's a really weird ability.

Absolutely unbeatable!

It was precisely because his abilities were so abnormal that he looked down on everyone, not even Yhwach, and was therefore put in solitary confinement by Yhwach.

Yhwach is still in the ninety years of "recovering his sanity".

But just like the nine years of 'restoring his strength,' he also restored his strength step by step. It wasn't that he had no strength at all before those nine years were over.

So the same was true for the nine years he regained his senses. He would often regain consciousness, but he couldn't stay awake for more than ten hours a day like a normal person.

No matter how powerful Gremy is, he can only show off among the Sternritter. If he were to actually fight Yhwach, he would definitely be no match for him.

But it's still quite stressful for someone like me, a nobody, to be around someone like Greta who doesn't care about anyone.

"Don't worry, Gremy isn't as monstrous as the rumors say."

Litoto noticed Beltz's worry and comforted her:

"With me here, he'll give you face."

Litoto and Gremi had a fairly good relationship; at least when Gremi was in solitary confinement, Litoto was his only friend.

Thinking about it this way, Beltz's mindset calmed down considerably.

Actually, he had always thought highly of Gremy's abilities; otherwise, he wouldn't have imagined what Gremy would look like after eating the Brain-Brain Fruit.

However, it is too early to get in touch with this person now.

But now that Litoto has brought him here, let's meet him first.

"It's unusual that you brought other people with you."

After walking for about twenty minutes, Litoto stopped.

Then a blond man wearing a hooded trench coat appeared on the roof of a building in front of them.

He sat casually on the edge of the house, one leg dangling down, and looked at Litoto and Beltz, saying...

"Ah, I need your help with something," Litoto said bluntly. "I'm hungry. Make me something to eat."

"You..." Gremi seemed somewhat exasperated with Litoto, "Every time you come to me, it's for something like this."

But he did as he was told, and soon a hot dog appeared directly in Litoto's hands.

Litoto took a bite of the hot dog, frowned slightly, and said, "Wrong, wrong. I didn't come here for the finished product, but for you to produce some raw materials."

"Raw materials?"

"Yes, this is the chef I recently hired." Litoto patted Beltz on the shoulder and said:

"See, isn't it great?"

Beltz said somewhat nervously, "Lady Gremi, Lady Litoto brought me here."

"..." Gremi looked at Beltz, scrutinized him carefully, and then a hint of confusion seemed to appear in his red eyes.

What do you want?

"Um... beef, tomatoes, eggs, shrimp paste, chicken wings... if possible, a few more ribbonfish would be enough."

"..." After listening to Beltz's words, Gremi immediately produced a large amount of raw materials.

Beltz quickly took it, but after counting it, he found that there was no shrimp paste.

"...I've never eaten shrimp paste before, so I can't make it for you."

There is a limitation to Gremy's ability to have his wishes fulfilled: he must first imagine the structure of the thing.

If Gremy hadn't seen it before, and didn't understand it, then he wouldn't be able to perfectly manufacture it.

Beltz strongly suspects that Yhwach confined Gremy in this no-man's-land to limit Gremy's learning ability.

If Gremi were to actually learn something, that would be terrible.

Of course, no matter what, it's impossible to truly understand the structure and then think whatever you want; there are limits to one's imagination.

Therefore, this can only be described as an unfounded conjecture by Beltz himself.