One Piece: Rayquaza of the Beasts Pirates

Will Kane refuse?

Of course not.

Wasn't all his previous preparation and effort precisely for this moment?

"Thank you for your kind invitation."

Kane's face lit up with a bright smile, and he nodded readily. "Elbaf, I'd love to go."

"That's awesome!" The group cheered excitedly.

"but."

Kane changed the subject and said to the giants, "You've finally made it to Wano Country, so why not stay here for a few more days? Let me treat you well and show you the unique scenery of Wano Country."

Upon hearing this, the giants naturally had no reason to refuse.

They too share a love of adventure; otherwise, they wouldn't have resolutely set sail and become powerful pirates who roam the world.

Just then, Dongli seemed to remember something. He raised his thick finger and pointed to the barbarians in the distance who were dozens of meters taller than them.

"By the way, Kane, what's with those giants?"

At first, when they arrived at Onigashima, they saw the Brutus and thought they had encountered a new generation of pirates from Elbaf.

When they tried to talk to them, they discovered that the people were completely unable to communicate and their intelligence was only equivalent to that of people in their fifties or sixties.

"Oh, them..."

Kane looked in the direction Dorry pointed and explained calmly, "They are ancient giant warriors created by the World Government in order to obtain the power of the giants."

Because they were all failed experiments with intellectual deficiencies, the World Government deemed them useless and disposed of them as scrap to our Beasts Pirates.

"It's the World Government again!"

The faces of Donley, Brogy, and the others instantly darkened, and anger surged in their huge eyes.

As expected, Elbaf was right not to befriend the World Government.

Those high and mighty rulers, for the sake of power, are even capable of such blasphemous acts!

Kane quietly sowed discord between the World Government and the government, but he felt little sense of accomplishment.

It's far too easy to smear the World Government—all you have to do is recount what they've done in the past, and that's enough.

Over the next few days, Kane personally acted as a guide, leading the four giants on a tour of Wano Country.

The vibrant life on this land immediately captivated the guests from Elbaf.

The bustling town, the factories that belched smoke all day long, the vast farmlands covered with dense crops—everything was so fresh and new.

These seemingly ordinary scenes are a rare sight at sea.

There are far too many rulers who only pursue personal enjoyment and don't act as human beings.

When they learned that all these changes were due to Kane's governance, the giants sincerely praised, "Kane, you have governed this place very well!"

Although the giants had little culture, they could tell from the rosy complexions and busy but light steps of the people of Wano Country that the people here lived a prosperous and peaceful life.

A thought quietly sprouted in their minds: perhaps Elbaf could also learn something from this?

Elbaf is touted as the world's strongest nation, but to be honest, the living standards of its inhabitants are not particularly high.

You won't starve, but don't expect to enjoy any good food outside.

The Giant Warrior Pirates emerged to satisfy the giants' need for adventure, and also to prevent the country from becoming too backward due to excessive isolation.

City of Flowers

Having long been accustomed to the presence of the barbarians, the people did not show much curiosity about the arrival of the giants; they simply hoped that the giants would not damage their belongings.

On the contrary, the appearance of Kane and Yamato instantly ignited the enthusiasm of the entire street.

"Lord Kane! Please try the pancakes I just made!"

"General Yamato! These are my newly developed wagashi (Japanese sweets), you must try them!"

Warm greetings came from all directions.

The voices of fishmen and mermaids could also be heard among the crowd.

After overcoming the initial adjustment period, they are now able to go out shopping and sightseeing freely.

Kane smiled and looked at them: "Are you settling in well here?"

"Thanks to you, life is wonderful!"

A burly merman with azure skin grinned, revealing sharp teeth. "We have our own house now, and I've also found a stable and well-paying job in Bladeport!"

An elegant mermaid woman swayed her hips gently, her eyes sparkling with happiness: "I never dared to dream that one day I could enjoy the sunshine and sea breeze without any worries, and not have to worry about being captured by slave traders."

"Lord Kane, when will you go to Fishman Island again?" another young fishman interjected eagerly. "I want to bring my uncle's family here too! It's wonderful here!"

……

The fish-men and mermaids responded in a flurry of voices, their faces beaming with genuine smiles.

At first, they were worried that Kane might sell them into slavery.

But as time went by, all they felt was gratitude; Lord Kane genuinely wanted to lead them to a better life!

Lord Kane's kindness is never enough!

What makes them feel most at ease and satisfied is that in Wano Country, they can hardly feel the discrimination and malice against fish-men and mermaids that are common in the sea.

(Kane had given orders that anyone who deliberately discriminated against fish-people and mermaids could be arrested and sent to Udon for re-education through labor. However, due to the country's long-standing isolation, the people of Wano didn't really have any discriminatory thoughts; they were mostly curious about fish-people and mermaids.)

Kane nodded in satisfaction: "Don't worry, there will be a second batch of Fishman Island immigrants. Everyone, don't rush."

The giants nearby, seeing this, couldn't help but ask with curiosity: "Huh, do you still have so many common fish-men and mermaids living here?"

They originally thought that the Beasts Pirates had simply recruited a powerful fishman force, just like other great pirate crews.

It seems that even ordinary people are involved, which is different from the usual pirate crews.

Those pirate crews will not take in people who are not capable of fighting.

Kane simply smiled calmly: "In my eyes, whether it's merfolk, giants, or those Mink Tribes and Longarm Tribes whose appearances differ from ordinary humans, they are all civilized races that can coexist harmoniously."

We're all just different in appearance; our inner feelings are no different.

"A remarkable idea!"

The giants were deeply moved upon hearing this.

If they didn't know for certain that Kane's abilities didn't match the figure in the legend of the giants, they would have suspected that Kane was the liberator.

Perhaps Kane could guide the development of Elbaf?

This idea began to take root like weeds.

Chapter 165 The booming Den Den Mushi (electric beetle) breeding business, heading to Elbaf

Wano Country, Nozomi.

Kane led Hiruluk, Kureha, and Chopper to the lush, green Tontatta settlement.

Thanks to Princess Mansherry's miraculous healing abilities, Hiluluk's incurable disease was easily cured.

"My body feels lighter than ever before! It's like I've returned to my youth!"

Hiluluk was so excited that he jumped up and down like a child, feeling a long-lost sense of health and vitality.

At this moment, his face was glowing with health, showing no trace of his old age or illness.

Princess Mansherry looked at the scene before her, a pure and satisfied smile on her small, delicate face. Bringing health to others was what made her happiest.

"This is so great! Waaah..." Chopper was already crying his eyes out.

All the worries and gloom of the past vanished with the washing away of tears.

"There's actually such an incredible power as the Healing Fruit?" Kureha's tone carried an indescribable complexity.

As a doctor, she was naturally happy for Hiluluk's recovery, but deep down, a sense of bewilderment quietly grew within her.

If such a difficult and incurable disease can be easily erased by the power of the Devil Fruit, then what is the point of these doctors spending their entire lives studying medicine?

Kane seemed to see through her thoughts and calmly said, "The healing fruit's power is indeed miraculous, but there is only one. Only a very few lucky people can enjoy this miracle."

"For the vast majority of people in the world who suffer from illness, reliable doctors and effective medicines are their only hope. This world can never do without doctors."

This is precisely why he recruited this "witch".

"I plan to establish a large medical school in Wano Country."

Kane looked at Kureha with sincere eyes, "You will serve as the dean, fully responsible for training the next generation of doctors, and at the same time leading research on those intractable diseases that are still difficult to overcome."

The fear of death is human nature, and the value and profits of the medical industry, which revolves around health and life, will always exceed imagination.

However, when it comes to doctors, Trafalgar Law's presence seems unavoidable.

There is probably no surgeon in the world more awesome than Law, who possesses the Op-Op Fruit.

But if we're going to recruit Law, it seems we can only choose between him and Doflamingo.

Kane fell into deep thought.

Should I deal with Doflamingo, or should I deal with Doflamingo?

Kureha gave Kane a deep look: "Fine, I won't let your money go to waste."

After entrusting Kureha with the entire preparation for the medical school, Kane rushed off to the Den Den Mushi breeding base located on the edge of Hime.

"Sigh~"

When he finally stood on the high slope outside the base and looked down at the scene below, even the well-traveled Kane couldn't help but gasp.

Before me lies a vast, meticulously planned area spanning thousands of acres; it is more like a "city of Den Den Mushi" than a breeding farm.

As far as the eye can see, there are rows of neatly arranged breeding units.

Tens of thousands of Den Den Mushi, varying in size and pattern on their shells, crawled slowly through the space.

A faint, fresh scent, reminiscent of plants and fungi, filled the air—a mixture of the smells from the food Den Den Mushi (transparent Den Den Mushi) love and their own secretions.

Teams of the Dongtata tribe carried baskets of their specially made feed and swiftly fed the animals to various feeding units.