One Piece: Burning the Prison Clothes in the Setting Sun, Mihawk is dumbfounded.

Dunn squinted at the redhead.

He couldn't even be sure if the redhead said it intentionally or accidentally.

"Just a reminder."

Dunn didn't offer much explanation. After saying this, he stood up, and a portal appeared in front of him.

"If we don't speed things up, the next wave of shocks might really cause global turmoil."

Redhead's expression turned serious upon hearing this.

He could tell that Dunn wasn't joking.

For Dunn to say something like that, it must mean something very serious.

"You're the guild master of the Hunter's Guild?"

Before the red-haired boy could speak, the giant prince Loki suddenly spoke and leaned over.

Dunn glanced at Loki but didn't answer. He simply stepped inside.

Upon seeing this, Loki's breathing became heavier.

This person completely ignored him.

"Shanks".

Ben Beckman, with a cigarette dangling from his lips, stepped forward, looked at the spot where Dunn had disappeared, and spoke with a grave expression.

"This seems to be a warning."

"Yes, you're right, this is a warning, and also a reminder."

Shanks nodded.

"It's a reminder that something dramatic is about to happen, and a warning that we shouldn't make any big moves after he leaves."

"leave?"

Ben Beckman looked puzzled after Shanks uttered those two words.

"That rumor, the rumor that Dunn came from another world."

Shanks gave a reminder.

"Is he leaving this world?"

Ben Beckman was taken aback, then his eyes widened.

If Dunn were to suddenly disappear, he couldn't imagine the impact it would have on the world.

"It's just a guess, but it's probably right. Besides, Dunn's recent actions have been a bit strange."

Shanks said this, then shook his head.

He felt that Dunn's strength and ability were sufficient to deal with the person hiding in Mary Geoise.

But now the situation at sea has quickly calmed down, or rather stabilized, after the initial chaos.

Clearly, there are many things that have happened that he is unaware of.

Frankly, this feeling of unpredictability is unpleasant.

However, the final result may be exactly what he hoped for, and even faster than he imagined.

"Then let's speed things up."

The redhead waved his hand as he spoke, then looked at Loki.

"To be taken seriously, even I probably wouldn't be taken seriously by him."

Loki's expression froze.

These words didn't sound like words of comfort.

……

"Fist bone!"

The burly figure leaped high above the island, and under the shocked gaze of the navy on the distant warships, a blinding beam of light struck the island below.

boom!

The island was engulfed in violent tremors and blinding light.

The figure in the air was then bounced up to a higher altitude by this force, and after a few steps on the air, it moved above the warship before landing on it.

"call!"

Garp, panting heavily, looked at the island whose terrain had been altered.

"Let's get started and clean up the rest."

Garp, panting, began to give orders.

"Vice Admiral Garp, you should take a break for a while."

Garp's adjutant, Bogart, looked at Garp and spoke up to remind him.

"We don't have that much time to waste, otherwise all the islands we encounter later will be like this."

Karp raised his hand, stopping Bogart from trying to persuade him.

"Being one step ahead might save more lives."

Bogart naturally understood that Garp was right, but even Garp couldn't maintain this level of intensity for long.

Karp himself was aware of this.

When you're young, you might not care about these things, but you're getting older.

Even if they can maintain some of their peak performance, it won't last long.

I haven't felt this tired in a long time.

After the commotion on the island subsided slightly, the warships began to approach. The navy on board was ready, and as soon as the ship docked, the navy lined up and rushed down to clear out the remaining monsters.

"call."

After staring for a while, Garp turned around to find a place to rest, but he froze as soon as he turned around.

He appeared suddenly, and no one noticed, not even him.

Dunn appeared on the warship at some point.

"Looks like you're really getting old."

Seeing Karp turn around, Dunn smiled, then grabbed a bag of rice crackers from the table next to him and tore it open.

Karp took a deep breath and walked to the other side of the table to sit down, his eyes fixed on Dunn.

"How did you end up here all of a sudden?"

Garp asked with a serious expression.

"Let's see what happens. I just met with Whitebeard and his group not long ago."

Dunn answered casually while eating rice crackers.

"That's all?"

Karp didn't believe Dunn was doing this just for the sake of it; he felt there must be another purpose.

"That's all. There's nothing else we need to do."

"You really have it easy."

Seeing Dunn's expression, Karp smirked and pointed to the island ahead.

"I've cleared over a dozen islands like this along the way, and they've all turned into monsters. Don't you have anything to say?"

Karp looked at Dunn and asked.

"What did you say?"

Upon hearing this, Dunn raised an eyebrow and then looked at Karp.

"As the one who started this, you don't think this has nothing to do with you, do you?"

Looking at Dunn's expression, Karp smacked his lips and asked in return.

"This isn't something I can do. Or do you think it's better if the world continues to operate the way it always has, even if I do nothing?"

Dunn's words left Cap speechless.

He remained silent for a long time before shaking his head and sighing.

Too many people have died.

He concluded with a sigh.

"There will be more later."

Upon hearing Dunn's words, Karp immediately widened his eyes, keenly sensing the meaning behind them.

"The most dangerous time may come soon, so I won't go to see Sengoku. You can remind him. Of course, the best-case scenario is that everything will develop in a better direction."

But in the worst-case scenario, these transformed demons will appear in even more places.

"Are you going to make a move against that guy?"

Karp immediately understood what Dunn meant and asked in surprise.

"Almost there, time's up, but the method of doing it is a bit unusual."

Dunn waved his hand.

Upon hearing this, Garp was momentarily stunned, and then considered many possibilities.

"The previous commitments still stand. The Navy did a good job this time, which can be considered as making its position clear."

As Dunn spoke, he placed the bag in his hand on the table beside him, then stood up and stretched.

"It's time to end this."

"You bastard..." Karp couldn't help but say, watching Dunn's retreating figure.

"The young man I met in the East China Sea before, I never imagined that he would do such a big thing in just a few years, and be able to influence the world so easily."

"Aren't you regretting it? If you had been more assertive back then, I, who was no match for you, might have actually joined the Navy."

Upon hearing this, Dunn smiled and turned around to ask.