One Piece: Buggy the Clown Who Fell From Grace

She is the embodiment of desire, containing neither thought nor wisdom, but only the most basic desires.

Therefore, choosing to survive is the obvious choice.

"Didn't I say from the beginning that I was just passing on a message to the Five Elders?"

People who can't confine their desires are actually quite easy to manipulate.

Especially for someone like Pakistan.

"This part shouldn't exist in your synchronization, since you've done this before."

With a flick of his finger, he recalled all his clones.

York smiled upon hearing this.

"will not."

Although it's unclear how the Joker learned of his secret, it's better than the Joker knowing it himself.

After York relayed the message to the Five Elders, Bucky then instructed him to summon the remaining Seraphim in Vegapunk's name.

In the authority chip's permission table, Vegapunk and his clones have higher permissions than Sentomaru and other high-ranking naval officers, and are only lower than the Five Elders.

"What a fulfilling day."

"It seems like I've become the one plotting something from inside a tin can?"

Bucky returned to the monitoring room after circling around, now carrying a lightsaber.

Lightsabers also attract mosquitoes.

"Well, it's about time."

"Next up is a new game."

He glanced at the surveillance footage and saw that, apart from the navy in the direction of Sentomaru being blocked, the navy in other directions had already advanced rapidly and approached the vacuum tube.

The navy that landed on the island was roughly divided into two groups. One group was smaller and stayed in the port area, where Kizaru was also. Satan did not disembark.

Another group, led by several lieutenant generals, had already penetrated deep into various parts of the factory to carry out a sweep.

McKinning was one of those swept up.

His gaze lingered on the futuristic buildings from time to time, while his spear remained fixed on the windows where people might peek out.

We cannot let our guard down; this is that doctor's research base.

McKinning had no time to ponder why the PhD, who was originally a collaborator, was suddenly being eliminated.

For him, everything here was beyond his comprehension.

That is, dangerous.

This put McKinning on edge.

His first three years as a menial laborer had already taught him that in the navy, subordinates must absolutely obey their superiors.

Command is everything.

He cherished his sergeant rank, which he had earned through more than ten years of risking his life.

"The Lieutenant General has arrived at the vacuum tube; we will follow."

"understand!"

"understand!"

McKinning gave orders to his sergeant majors and corporals, who in turn had privates and privates under their command.

Privates and laborers are not eligible to participate in this mission.

"Sergeant, it looks like that wall is lit up?"

"where?"

McKinning looked wary, crouching down behind the wall to peer cautiously over.

Underneath a square building, a wall facing their direction suddenly lit up, revealing a human figure.

The clothes she was wearing looked familiar.

It looks like a Celestial Dragon... How could a Celestial Dragon be here?

"What wall lights up! This is an image played by a video Den Den Mushi!"

"It's a recorded scene, just like what the Joker did before!"

McKinning was somewhat knowledgeable; he suppressed his doubts, explained the situation to his subordinates, and then reported what had happened to his superiors.

Since it involves the Celestial Dragons, we must treat them with utmost care. They are descendants of gods, and they are different from us.

At that moment, a sound came from the screen again.

"On the Void Throne... Im..."

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 220 Satan Opens Up New Horizons

"The person on the Void Throne is called Im?"

Is this for real or fake?

"That's ridiculous! Why not just say that Im is a three-eyed beauty?"

"But the one speaking is a Celestial Dragon..."

"It could also be a ruse, a smokescreen used by the enemy to try and shake our resolve!"

"We will not fall for their trick!"

McKinning and his group were always habitually loyal to the Navy.

After all, compared to the chaotic nations and pirates on the high seas, the navy is relatively orderly.

In the contest of who was the worst, the Navy stood out because it was so shamefully bad, and thus became the representative of world order.

Therefore, they remained noncommittal about the content playing on the screen.

How many of these screens are left?

McKinning's eyes darted between the buildings.

I wondered why Dr. Vegapunk would release such a video at this time. Was it to reveal the truth?

still is……

As he pondered the matter more deeply, his gaze shifted from disdain to horror in an instant.

He certainly believed that his colleagues wouldn't easily believe such things; after all, they weren't hearing the Celestial Dragons say it themselves in Mary Geoise.

The video quality is still a bit lacking.

But what about the higher-ups? What will they think?

This is tantamount to exposing the top management's true colors and making them walk around in front of their subordinates!

If it were just his group who found out, McKinning would bet that they would all be beheaded tonight for stepping onto the warship with their left foot.

And if it wasn't just them, but all the navy personnel who entered the factory level found out...

If this was indeed done intentionally by the enemy...

His intentions are despicable!

"It seems like... every building has a screen like this."

The soldier beside him glanced around a few times and guessed what was going on.

Since they landed, there are too many things on Future Island that they cannot understand.

It's like taking a sailor from the age of sailing ships and putting him on an aircraft carrier.

There are only two I don't understand.

I don't understand this, and I don't understand that.

Everything is fresh.

What's even newer is that they're taking over this place.

Upon hearing this, McKinning's heart skipped a beat, and he immediately took out his personal communication Den Den Mushi. "Reporting, Major!"

"Hmm? Do you have anything to report?"

The major in charge on the other side sounded a little hoarse.

"A wall suddenly lit up, and our side mistook it for an enemy attack and took it upon ourselves to destroy it..."

McKinning didn't mention a word about what was on the screen.

Upon hearing this, the two sensible subordinates took the initiative to walk in front of the screen and smashed it a few times with the butts of their guns.

Black smoke suddenly appeared on the screen.

"I request that the Major punish me!"

Eghard is an island of the World Government.

Strictly speaking, all of the above belongs to the World Government.

"Let's talk about it after the mission is over."

The major on the other end of the call didn't seem to care much about it; he waved his hand dismissively and hung up.

There was no need for McKinning's call; the major himself had seen the screen and its contents.

However, the major, who knew more about the situation, sighed deeply, his eyes filled with a lingering sense of confusion.

I know you're bad, but you can't be bad enough to cross the line.

What should we do now that it's been exposed?

The major thought for a moment, then, following McKinning's instructions, passed it on to his superior.

"Reporting to Your Excellency, General!"