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

After a long while, Crocodile finally finished reporting on what had happened during this period.

Although the time frame was not very long, the world order changed so much that all sorts of things emerged.

Previously, with the World Government as a scapegoat, any problem could be blamed on the World Government.

But now there is no world government, and not for a while.

Then all these problems arise.

Seeing that Dunn's expression didn't change much, and he seemed not to care much as before, Crocodile sighed inwardly, thinking that he was indeed worthy of being the chairman.

I don't care if this troublesome thing takes a little longer.

Could it be that a solution has been found?

"There's nothing we can do about it, but change always takes time."

Dunn waved his hand.

"At least there's a foundation for things to get better."

"This requires some changes to the roles within the Hunter's Guild."

Crocodile, upon hearing this, tentatively inquired.

"Do you feel you don't have enough work to do, or that you don't feel you have enough power right now?"

Crocodile's expression froze upon hearing this, then he gave a wry smile.

"Sorry, President! I'm used to it."

"The world doesn't belong to you, and the Hunter's Guild has no intention of becoming another world government. Besides, isn't there a very useful one that's already in action?"

Dunn said again.

Crocodile certainly knew who Dunn was talking about.

Revolutionary Army.

Although the revolutionary army was involved in the conflict, they did something significant.

"Besides, I probably won't stay for too long. The direction this world will take depends on your cooperation."

Dunn stood up as he spoke.

"We can talk to the revolutionary army and the navy to discuss the specific tasks to be carried out."

"Are you leaving again? Or is it that one?"

Crocodile was startled by what he heard.

He had only been able to relax for a few days when the pressure returned as soon as Dunn left.

"Not this time." Dunn shook his head, then thought of something else he needed to tell him, and turned to Crocodile, "There's something I need to tell you. I've solidified the passage to another world, and you need to send people to guard it."

Ok?

Crocodile was startled by what he heard and looked at Dunn with a bewildered expression.

"Solidified? So we can go to another world anytime? Can we too?"

He quickly pressed for more information.

"That's it. I'll go and get the methods to travel to other worlds later, and maybe more."

Dunn nodded.

Crocodile was shocked, feeling that if things continued to develop this way, the changes to the world would be no less than the destruction of the World Government.

"There's still time. You can slowly gather your thoughts. Other worlds are completely different from this one, and their power systems are also different."

After thinking for a moment, Dunn reminded Crocodile of his purpose in doing so.

"The new power system may also be applicable in this world. We can send people to try it out, but the number should not be too large."

"Understood."

Crocodile nodded emphatically, his curiosity surging wildly.

Even he is now tempted and wants to see for himself what this other world is like.

Moreover, as long as they control these channels, the Hunter's Guild will be as secure as a rock.

This was, after all, an order personally given by the chairman.

Even if other forces find out, they can be informed directly in Dunn's name.

Even if the chairman isn't there, these forces will have to think twice.

"Go do your job, just like before. As for cooperation with the Navy or anything else, you can handle that."

"clear!"

Crocodile nodded, turned and walked outside, but stopped after taking only two steps.

"Guild Master, what should we do with the pirates at sea? And what about those guys who use the guild's name to commit piracy?"

"Do whatever you need to do."

Dunn waved his hand.

"it is good."

That's just how the world is; pirates are unavoidable.

Unless future technology advances to the point where it can reach any corner of the world in a very short time, it will be possible to truly reduce the number of pirates.

However, with Vegapunk around, it's possible that such a thing could actually be accomplished in the near future.

However, compared to his own affairs, these things are nothing.

Upon returning to this world, Dunn knew that his era of the heavens was about to begin.

At that time, his power can continue to increase.

However, among all the worlds, there are inevitably some with extremely high limits, and the martial power within them is not low.

There are guys who can destroy and then recreate the universe with a wave of their hand.

Compared to these guys, his current strength is nothing.

Therefore, choosing a world requires caution.

Thinking about it, Dunn turned his head to look in the direction of the door.

"Come in."

Dunn spoke.

Zoro and Kuina walked in.

Upon seeing the two men, Dunn smiled and gestured for them to sit down.

"It seems he has improved quite a bit during this period."

Although we didn't see them make a move, their aura spoke volumes.

"I've been at sea with Master Hawkeye, and we've captured a lot of pirates and guys who were impersonating guild members."

Zoro answered honestly upon hearing this.

"So, can we defeat Hawkeye now?"

Dunn smiled and asked in return.

"Uh, not yet."

Zoro's expression stiffened upon hearing this, and he immediately shook his head.

There will always be a chance.

"Of course, I will definitely become the world's greatest swordsman in the future."

Zoro nodded seriously upon hearing this, but then looked somewhat dejected.

"But I guess I'll never catch up with you."

"Catch up with me?"

Dunn smiled and then waved.

"Come on, let me see how strong you are now. Maybe there really will be a chance in the future?"

"real?"

Upon hearing this, Kuina, who had been silent all along, showed surprise and stood up abruptly to ask more questions.

"Fake."

Seeing Guina like this, Dunn laughed.

"However, Crocodile will arrange for you to be placed somewhere where you may continue to improve."

With that, Dunn left first, followed closely by the other two.

Then, Dunn's voice came from outside.

"Hey you, Enel, keep building that ark. Who knew the core was in the sky? I'll need it later."

(End of the book)