"Rumble..."

"Rumble..."

Violent explosions echoed across Amazon Lily, each tremor propagating along the ground.

On the balcony of a certain hall, Locke stood at the front, his gaze fixed on the column of smoke and dust that was rising steadily in the distance.

After a two-second silence, he cursed, "What is that bastard Kaido up to now?"

"Hmm?" Lingling turned to look at him curiously. "Hey, how could you tell who it was from this far away?"

"I didn't see it, I'm just guessing. Nobody would go looking for a fight for no reason, except for that idiot," Lockes said speechlessly.

After all, this isn't exactly a case of wronging Kaido; that guy is practically a repeat offender.

"......" Lingling's expression changed subtly.

Alice stood beside Rocks, chuckled softly, and gazed at the billowing smoke in the distance: "Youth is truly full of energy."

"Hey, hey, hey, Alice."

Rocks' voice was tinged with helplessness. "This is not a good thing. I wouldn't care anywhere else, but this is Amazon Lily. Everyone else is busy rebuilding their houses, and this bastard is causing trouble."

"Mmm, mmm, mmm~~~" Lingling added with a laugh, "Lox, you can hit him, but don't make him stupid."

"Hehehe~~~"

The golden lion walked out of the hall, leaned against the door frame, and had an undisguised schadenfreude on his face. "Lingling, are you still worried about whether he's stupid or not? He's beyond saving."

Lingling glanced back at him, her tone disdainful: "Shiki, you seem quite pleased."

"Hehehe, I'm this happy every day. Of course, I'd be even happier if you could suddenly and inexplicably die. So, can you grant my wish?" The Golden Lion grinned even wider.

"You're crazy," Lingling cursed, then looked away.

"Everyone, everyone~~~"

John suddenly ran out of the main hall again, speaking in a gentle tone, like a peacemaker preparing to mediate a dispute.

But the next second, everyone understood a principle: it's best not to have any expectations of anyone in the Rocks Pirates.

"Everyone, don't just talk, do something too! Right?" John said with a smile.

Lox's face darkened. "John, are you looking for death?"

"Hey, Rocks!"

John immediately waved his hand and explained, "Don't wrong me! I'm just suggesting a way to resolve the conflict once and for all: whoever dies will never argue again."

If he had been asked to choose someone to die before, John would probably have chosen Lingling without hesitation.

But now... no need to consider it, the Golden Lion is dead.

Why?

Please watch the video.

The Golden Lion, unusually, didn't fly into a rage. He chuckled and said, "I think... some of my words might have touched a nerve, didn't they, John? Otherwise, why would you react so strongly?"

"Alright, you bunch of bastards, someone go check if it's Kaido." Rocks interrupted their argument.

"I definitely can't go; I twisted my neck this morning." John had already turned and walked into the hall.

"My stomach suddenly hurts a little."

"What a coincidence? Me too."

In just a moment, only four people remained on the balcony: Locke, Alice, Golden Lion, and Lingling.

Locke stared at the disappearing figures for two seconds, then sighed softly.

"You bunch of bastards."

If you ask them to do something without any benefit in it, they'll either give up or give up.

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Meanwhile, on Kaido's side...

The circular shock wave spread outwards in concentric rings.

Even after Kaido entered his human-beast form, he was still forced to retreat by Garp.

What's even more infuriating is that Kaido discovered a new problem: his Haki couldn't break through Garp's Haki defense.

Each time Garp's fists slammed into his body, it brought a piercing pain.

Amidst billowing smoke and dust.

"Very good, Garp."

Kaido wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and said in a heavy voice, "You are about to become the first person to experience my strongest technique!"

Garp didn't reply, nor did he stop walking; he continued charging forward.

Kaido's brow furrowed sharply: "Can't you let someone finish speaking? Why are you in such a hurry?"

Without hesitation, Kaido shouted, "Eight Gates Formation - Sixth Gate - Gate of View - Open!"

The moment the voice fell, a terrifying aftershock exploded from his body.

Green energy surged and rose around him, like a layer of burning flame.

The scales of the human-beast form gleamed with a cold luster under the green light, and the ground beneath their feet was cracked like a spiderweb by the oppressive force.

Garp didn't stop. He didn't care what moves you used; he always used his fists.

Kaido casually tossed his spiked club to the ground, then vanished with a "whoosh," leaving only a sonic boom trail in the air.

"Sizzle!"

The two threw their fists almost simultaneously.

"Thump!"

A dull thud exploded between the two.

The shockwave spread outwards from their fists, and the ground beneath their feet suddenly collapsed in that instant.

At the same moment the dust rose, Kaido's eyes lit up; he hadn't been sent flying by that punch.

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