Pirate King: I'm determined to be the King of Sons-in-Law!

Chapter 48 The Justice That Rules the World

In the southern seas of the Kingdom of Goa, 153 warships were sailing at high speed.

Naval training room.

Zoro, dressed in a grunt uniform, was sweating profusely as he wielded his bell sword.

He is currently a logistics staff member on a warship, specifically responsible for cleaning the training room; he is not considered a formal seaman.

If you want to stay on a warship for a long time, you need to have a legitimate identity; otherwise, other marines will inevitably have some complaints.

Loya is also training.

Not long after, a messenger arrived outside the training room and loudly announced, "Major Loya, you're about to arrive at Windmill Village!"

"it is good."

Loya wiped his sweat and headed for the shower.

"Zoro, get yourself ready, and come off the ship with me later."

"understood."

Zoro put down the barbell.

He had to admit that life on the warship was more fulfilling than before.

With a regular schedule and a good diet, the brain doesn't need to think about anything; it only needs to focus on cultivation, and then take some time each day to clean the training room.

In terms of sheer hardship, it was at least ten times harder than when he was a bounty hunter, but the hard work paid off, and the feeling of gradually becoming stronger filled him with immense excitement.

He longs to become stronger!

The 153rd branch warship docked and stopped next to the dog-headed warship.

The villagers of Windmill Village were very curious when they saw the navy arrive. The village chief took the initiative to greet them. When he saw the number 153 on the warship, he had a rough idea of ​​what was going on.

They've come to see Garp.

"I am the village chief of Windmill Village."

"Hello, Mr. Village Chief, we are the 153rd Branch Navy."

Loya politely explained the purpose of their visit: "Having heard that Lieutenant General Garp has returned home for leave, Colonel Rhodes sent us to inquire after him. May I ask where Lieutenant General Garp lives?"

"Come with me."

The village chief took the initiative to lead the way.

The East China Sea symbolizes peace, and the relationship between the navy and the people is very close.

Although there are bad apples in the navy, they are only a minority. Overall, the navy cares about the people, and the people trust the navy.

Loya, accompanied by several lieutenants, followed behind the village chief and soon arrived at Kapu's house, an ordinary-looking residence.

As expected, Garp was not home.

The village chief had a headache.

Garp is not at home, most likely he went to the mountains and hung out with those bandits. This is a stain on the Navy's reputation, and they can't tell outsiders about it.

"This officer."

"My name is Loya, Major of Branch 153."

Loya smiled and gave his name.

It seems that my name has not yet spread to this quiet little village.

"Major Loya."

The village chief said apologetically, "Lieutenant General Garp is not home for the time being. Why don't you rest at the tavern and wait for him to return? I will tell him."

"Thank you very much."

Loya was not surprised at all.

He would be truly surprised if Garp stayed quietly at home.

Makino Tavern.

Welcome!

The proprietress, Makino, was very welcoming.

Windmill Village is a poor village with limited spending power. The tavern only makes a fortune when it entertains visiting guests.

"Hello, could you please prepare some food and drinks for me?"

Loya sat down at the bar, lost in thought.

That red-haired guy, back then he was sitting in the same spot he is now, and then he got a big slap from the mountain bandit king.

Wow, that's really generous.

Finbuddy, holding his wine glass, sat down next to Loya, somewhat puzzled. "Major, why do you look so calm?"

"calm?"

Loya didn't understand what Finbuddy meant.

"It's too peaceful!"

Zango also came over, his face full of excitement and exhilaration: "Even when I was a pirate, I was a huge fan of the hero Garp. Just thinking about meeting Garp in person makes my body tremble with excitement."

"Me too!"

Finbdy excitedly chimed in, pumping his fist: "My idol since I was a kid has been Vice Admiral Garp. To be honest, I put on the Iron Fist Gauntlets to imitate Vice Admiral Garp."

Hero Garp, the most prestigious man in the Navy.

none of them.

There are so many legends about Garp that most marines grew up listening to his stories, and a large number of marines chose to join the Navy because they admired him.

Garp is the spiritual pillar of the Navy!

Zoro interrupted inappropriately, "Is that guy really that strong?"

"Damn it, what kind of attitude is that!"

Fenbudi and Zango were furious. One of them pressed down on Zoro's body, while the other gripped Zoro's neck tightly.

"Apologize! Apologize to Mr. Garp!"

"Relax, I can't breathe!"

The three of them started making a ruckus.

Loya smiled, picked up his wine glass, and took a small sip.

It's peaceful.

He was indeed very calm at that moment.

When he first learned that he was going to meet Garp, he was really excited and looked forward to learning some skills from Garp, especially the Six Powers.

But this excitement didn't last long.

During training, he suddenly realized that he and Garp were not on the same path, and he could not dedicate himself to Garp in the same way.

He wasn't that selfless.

His purpose in joining the navy was to get ahead, to achieve fame and fortune, and to stand at the top of the world.

In his view, the faction of Fleet Admiral Sengoku, Vice Admiral Garp, and Admiral Aokiji was too moderate, and morality and responsibility tightly bound them.

On the contrary, he quite liked Akainu's radical ideas.

Of course, he did not condone killing innocent civilians to achieve one's goals, or even pointing a gun at one's own subordinates.

He has his own bottom line.

He likes radicalism!

This world includes pirates, the World Government and Navy, and kingdoms ruled by nobles.

Evil permeated everything, from top to bottom.

Especially the Celestial Dragons who rule the world.

Only evil can defeat evil!

Loya sincerely believes that following the old path of Garp and Fleet Admiral Sengoku is a dead end. In the end, they will still be puppets, or like Garp, they will play their own games, or even worse, they will fade away like Aokiji.

The higher you climb, the more difficult it becomes to turn back.

Only by becoming the "worst" person, the one who breaks the rules and makes the rules, can one stand at the highest peak in the world.

"Justice that reigns supreme."

This is the justice that the marshal of the Warring States period believed in.

Perhaps, this domineering "justice" should be entrusted to him to realize!

Loya smiled and downed the drink in one gulp.

"Major."

"Um?"

Loya turned his head and found that Finbuddy and the other two were staring at him.

"What's wrong?"

"No, it's nothing!"

All three shook their heads at the same time.

For some reason, they had just felt an astonishing chill emanating from the major, as if they were being watched by a terrifying beast.

Creepy!

"Clang~~"

A sound suddenly came from behind the bar.

The three of them looked over in surprise and found that the proprietress had fainted at some point, with a wine glass rolling around beside her and wine spilled all over the floor.

"Miss Makino!"

The three of them scrambled to help Makino to a chair, and after a long while, Makino finally woke up, still dazed.

"Miss Makino, are you alright?"

"Hmm... I'm fine."

Makino clutched her head, still feeling dizzy. In her hazy memory, it felt like she had been hit on the head by a heavy object.

My head is so dizzy!

(End of this chapter)