One Piece: New Century Hextech Warriors

Chapter 72 Let the Celestial Dragons Experience the Ultimate Humiliation

Sith was also somewhat surprised to see Epper Saint suddenly appear.

He guessed that the "distinguished guest" the philanthropist mentioned was a Celestial Dragon, but he didn't expect it to be this guy, and that he would come down to the underground!

This is somewhat different from his plan.

Sith had just finished disposing of the philanthropist's body and was planning to report to headquarters first, saying that he had joined forces with Hancock to investigate the secret slave prison and had dealt with this beast in human clothing on the spot. In this way, he could both eliminate a slave trader and do Hancock a favor.

Having more friends means having more options. This guy will eventually become one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, so it's better to make friends with him beforehand.

As for the fact that the philanthropist is backed by the Celestial Dragons, Sith could easily deny knowing anything. After all, the philanthropist hasn't publicly revealed his financial backer, and the Celestial Dragons support quite a few slave traders, so losing one wouldn't be a big problem.

But now that Epper Saint has come here, the situation has changed.

At that moment, Hancock's voice interrupted his thoughts.

"I will not yield!"

She took a step forward, domineeringly blocking her two younger sisters, her face full of determination.

Sith stood behind her and noticed that her dark hair was trembling slightly.

Clearly, Hancock was in a state of extreme fear.

This woman can't even use Conqueror's Haki right now, and Haki is a symbol of willpower, which means that Hancock doesn't even have the will to fight against the Celestial Dragons.

"Sister, run! We'll cover you!"

Sandasonia spoke in a low voice, and Marigold nodded sullenly.

The two younger sisters were also terrified, but they would rather die than hand their older sister over to the Celestial Dragons again!

At this point, Amber Saint spoke up again: "Hey! Are you deaf?! I told you to arrest them!"

This was said to the Sith.

Seeing that the marine hadn't moved for a while, he assumed the other was too nervous to see the esteemed Celestial Dragons, so he impatiently said, "Fool, the Marines are really only fit to be dogs."

"Fine, you guys go."

He gave the CPO beside him a wink, and a cold-faced agent immediately stepped forward.

A powerful aura suddenly erupted from the Sith, sweeping outwards in all directions. The weaker slaves in the prison immediately fainted, with only the Hancock sisters and the trained CP0 members managing to hold on.

But CP0, like prey locked on by a predator, was forced to stop under immense pressure, its body stiff and unable to move.

Conqueror's Haki!

"Uriel Sith, what do you want to do?!"

The CP0 squad leader stared in shock at the blond-haired navy officer, completely bewildered as to why the Sith had suddenly pulled this stunt.

They are the Celestial Dragons' guards!

"It's nothing, just doing something I've wanted to do for a long time."

Sith grinned and raised his right hand.

"Finger gun".

Bang bang bang!

The finger gun, infused with the [Hellfire Dragon Soul], shot out and easily struck CP0, who was being suppressed by Conqueror's Haki. Explosions rang out one after another, and the CP0 agents were instantly blown into flying pieces of flesh. The unlucky auctioneer accompanying Amber Saint was not spared either.

thump.

Epper Saint struck again, once more being knocked unconscious by Conqueror's Haki.

"That feels good."

Sith let out a soft breath, and the frustration in his heart eased slightly.

In order to prevent Amber Saint from ruining his plans with the Revolutionary Army, he had long harbored the intention to kill him, but he just hadn't found the opportunity.

Unexpectedly, Epper Saint suddenly appeared here, accompanied only by a few CP0s. Naturally, Nasis would not let this opportunity pass.

He had heard the philanthropist mention before that, in order to protect the privacy of the guests, there were neither video Den Den Mushi nor guards here, and Sith secretly observed and found that this was indeed the case.

The second basement level is also quite soundproof, making it a good place to deal with the Celestial Dragons.

He also took a precaution, and while intimidating Amber Saint and the CP0, he also knocked out the nearby slaves to ensure that no one saw what he was doing.

As for the Hancock sisters, there's no way they would reveal that he dealt with the Celestial Dragons.

Why did you do that?

At this moment, Hancock also came to her senses and asked in a low voice.

The way she looked at Sith had unconsciously changed, from arrogance to awe.

Even the proud Empress never considered attacking a Celestial Dragon.

Sith glanced at Amber Saint, whose eyes were closed, and said calmly, "I just don't want my sisters to live in the same world as this kind of scum."

Nami's question, "Why doesn't the Navy punish the Celestial Dragons?" is still etched in Sith's mind.

He was only temporarily hanging around in the navy to reap the benefits; he had no intention of actually becoming a dog.

Moreover, punishing the big spenders behind these slave traders might offer some solace to my parents' spirits in heaven.

Hancock suddenly stepped forward and gently grabbed his arm.

"Siss, come back to the Amazon Kingdom with me!"

Upon hearing this, both of her younger sisters looked astonished.

The Amazon Kingdom has never allowed men to enter, let alone a navy man!

"Sister, are you serious?"

Sandasonia couldn't help but speak up.

Hancock glared at her: "Of course I know this is wrong, but are we, the Kuja Pirates, just going to stand by and watch our benefactor be killed?!"

The Sith's treatment of the Celestial Dragons was bound to lead to their doom, and Hancock didn't want to see that happen.

To everyone's surprise, Sith chuckled and said, "Boa Hancock, please remember what I'm about to say, so that our testimonies don't become inconsistent later."

Hancock was taken aback, then suddenly guessed what the Sith might be planning.

Sith cleared his throat twice and slowly began to speak: "According to my investigation, your Kuja Pirates came to the Sabaody Archipelago to track down illegal slave traders who kidnapped residents of the Amazon Kingdom, and that person is none other than this philanthropist!"

"As a naval officer, I naturally have a duty to arrest such a criminal, so I came here with you and indeed discovered the philanthropist's dark side, so I decided to arrest him."

"Unexpectedly, Saint Epper suddenly arrived. The philanthropist, audacious as ever, released his secretly trained slave soldiers, who then launched a daring attack on the Celestial Dragons, resulting in serious injuries to CP0 members and a Celestial Dragon falling into a coma!"

Sith glanced at the unconscious Amber Saint and finally said, "I'm asking you to notify the Navy to send reinforcements immediately. I'll stay here and deal with the philanthropist while protecting the Celestial Dragons from further harm."

Sith's words left Hancock stunned.

Is this reasonable?

There are just too many vulnerabilities!

Putting everything else aside, the slaves are all still safely locked up in their cells and haven't escaped at all. How can Sith say that the philanthropist released slaves to attack the Celestial Dragons?

Besides, the Celestial Dragons aren't dead yet. What will happen to the Sith if he's left here alone?

But Sith seemed to have already planned out the next steps, and said with a nonchalant smile, "Do as I say. Go up and contact the Navy first. Remember the testimony I just taught you."

"Trust me, there won't be any problems."

Sith's words reassured her, and seeing his fearless expression, Hancock could only nod.

"I understand!"

Now was not the time to hesitate; she took her two younger sisters and left first.

Sith was alone again. He saw the slaves who had been stunned by Conqueror's Haki gradually regaining consciousness, and he knew that time was running out.

After kicking the still unconscious Epper Saint twice, Sith revealed a mischievous smile.

"I'll let you experience the ultimate humiliation in a moment."

He arrived at the cell where the giant slaves were imprisoned and slammed his right fist down.

boom!

The hard bulletproof glass shattered, revealing the gaunt giant.

Sith naturally heard about how this big guy had been tricked by the philanthropist, and couldn't help but feel a little sorry for him.

Giants are like that; they give their all to friends they trust, but they also often fall into traps.

This guy is barely breathing; he was kept alive by the philanthropist with nutritional supplements, and he'll probably die soon.

"Ymir?"

Sith saw a small card on the wall next to him, which had the giant's name and information written on it.

"Ymir, I wonder if you'll regret saving that guy back then."

"But given the temperament of you giants, I imagine you would do the same thing even if time were reversed."

The giant, who was in a coma, suddenly raised the corners of his mouth, as if he had heard what he said.

"Ugh."

The giant let out a barely perceptible sigh, the corner of his mouth quickly turning into a straight line, and then he breathed his last.

Sith had taken out the Mirror of Deception, first looking at his face, then at his own.

"Ymir, it's such a shame that you died so quietly."

He spoke softly, while simultaneously activating the "Newcomer Joins the Team" ability, conjuring up another version of himself, who grinned.

"Why don't we just have a big fight?"

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