The Great Voyage Begins with the Celestial Dragons

"You! You! You're the Magma General!!!"

"It seems they really do know each other."

Sakazuki's lips curled slightly, and a hint of interest appeared in his eyes.

It's not bad that one's fame is known to a child.

"Hehe, of course I'm Uncle Lava!"

In just the second sentence, Yamato had already changed his form of address, his eyes gleaming as he said:

"You are my father's right-hand man, the kind of person I aspire to be!"

"Oh? That's a good ambition!"

Hearing that Yamato actually wanted to become him, Sakazuki felt a little strange, but still offered words of encouragement.

Anyone who doesn't want to become a pirate isn't considered an enemy to him.

And a unit like the Yamato could even be classified as an allied force.

He would appreciate it even more if he could kill more pirates in the future.

"Hehe, right! I specifically looked into Dad's story, it's so cool!"

Yamato, like a little girl chasing after a star, started rambling on about Luther's deeds:

"Leading a group of people to destroy an island and capturing the legendary pirate Red Earl... Yes, it's because of this! Hmph, that stinky guy Kaido even disagreed with me. Since he said my father was a useless cripple with no strength, hmph, since he couldn't argue with me, he locked me up..."

As Yamato spoke, she grew increasingly angry, repeatedly recounting Kaido's atrocities.

"Kaido's child...?"

Sakazuki's expression flickered, a hint of murderous intent flashing in his eyes.

He even thought that if it were someone else's child, he might defect from the Beasts Pirates.

But if she were Kaido's daughter, then he would have to consider whether she could be of greater use.

However, out of professional habit, Sakazuki did not act on his own initiative, but instead took out a specially made Den Den Mushi.

His Den Den Mushi can not only block all other Den Den Mushi in the area, but also ensure that only this Den Den Mushi can communicate outwards.

Not long after, the Den Den Mushi was connected.

"Your Highness, we met a little girl with white hair on Onigashima who claimed to be your daughter, but she should be Kaido's daughter."

"What do you mean by 'claiming'? I'm not Kaido's son! I'm Daddy's daughter! Daddy! I'm Yamato!"

Seeing the Den Den Mushi in Sakazuki's hand transform into Luther's appearance, Yamato's eyes lit up, and he kept shouting as he stared intently at the Den Den Mushi.

"Yamato?"

Luther's voice, a mixture of confusion and surprise, came through the Den Den Mushi.

Upon hearing this voice, Yamato's expression turned excited:

"Yes! It's me!"

"Your Highness, this is the situation!"

Sakazuki interrupted Yamato's greeting and gave a brief explanation of the situation.

When Luther heard that Yamato had fallen out with Kaido because of his admiration for him, he was both amused and exasperated.

Unbeknownst to him, he seemed to be enjoying all the treatment that Kozuki Oden had given him.

After thinking about Yamato's future deeds, Luther didn't think there was anything wrong with Yamato, so he said:

"Yamato... you can call me whatever you like from now on."

Luther's words can be seen as an agreement with Yamato. As for whether there will be any changes in the future, that's a matter for the future to decide.

Luther was quite confident in his teaching abilities.

He had no reason not to accept a promising future stock that was offered to him.

"Hahaha, that's awesome! As expected of my idol, he's much stronger than Kaido."

Yamato let out a hearty laugh, so excited and happy that he danced with joy.

"Sakaski".

Upon hearing Luther's call, Sakazuki ignored the crazed Yamato and replied in a deep voice:

"exist!"

"Yamato is Kaido's biological daughter. As you can see, she has the idea of ​​reforming herself. Let her stay with you for now, and we'll talk about the rest after you bring her back."

"I understand, I will keep a close eye on her."

Sakazuki agreed in a deep voice. Since Luther thought it was okay, then there wouldn't be any problems.

However, when he saw Yamato's excited eyes, which were like those of a husky, he shook his head inwardly.

Kaido is at least a pirate with some brains, but his ability to educate his children is really poor.

But that's just how pirates are, ha, a bunch of trash who don't even understand basic education...

Sakazuki thought to himself, but outwardly maintained a cold expression as he said to Yamato:

"Yamato, right? You heard it too. You can stay by my side for now."

"Yes!"

The Yamato Station stands straight, like a newly recruited marine, its expression full of vigor and excitement.

"Let's go."

Sakazuki nodded in satisfaction and walked towards the door. As he reached the door, he seemed to remember something and suddenly asked:

"Can you finish off the enemy?"

"Huh? You want to kill someone? I can do it!" Yamato exclaimed excitedly.

"Killing pirates isn't killing people; it's cleaning up trash."

Sakassky took out another cigar, lit it with a flick of his finger.

Then, with his free hand, he picked up Jack, who had been left at the door, and hoisted him onto his shoulder again.

"Wow, I see! I get it! I'll take care of cleaning up the trash!"

Yamato gave a naval salute, acting as if she hadn't seen Jack, and then, seemingly picking up a knife from somewhere, ran off laughing and joking towards the remaining pirates on the other side.

The remaining pirates, severely injured by the lava, saw Yamato as if he were their savior.

But this savior has now transformed into a deadly scourge.

Stab it!

Yamato wields her long sword with great effort, and often, with the help of her innate superhuman strength, she can decapitate a pirate in an instant.

Despite the bloody scene, she showed no fear whatsoever. Instead, with excitement on her face, she charged toward the next pirate.

On the contrary, Sakazuki frowned from time to time as he observed Yamato's behavior.

After Yamato executed another pirate, Sakazuki stopped Yamato.

"What's wrong, Uncle Sakazuki!"

Yamato blinked, looking at Sakazuki with some confusion. She caught a glimpse of her own sword, which was almost dull, and seemed to realize something. She exclaimed in realization:

"It's alright, there are plenty of knives like this, you can find them easily, don't worry about not having a weapon."

What were you feeling when you killed those scumbags?

Sakazuki, with a cigar in his mouth, squinted and asked.

"I don't feel anything! I think Dad has that domineering aura that makes him indifferent to everything. He only killed a few people, but he wiped out the entire Ohara!"

As Yamato spoke, he puffed out his chest, as if Luther had done something to be proud of.

“How much do you know about Ohara?” Sakassky frowned slightly.

"So, it was Dad who destroyed an island without batting an eye, Uncle Lava? You're the one who helped Dad sink the island!"

As Yamato spoke, he suddenly remembered something about Sakazuki, and turned to look at him with an expression of adoration:

"Uncle Lava, how are you so amazing? I'm determined to take your place and help Dad sink an island when he's finishing up!"

“Sinking an island is no easy task.”

Sakazuki replied in a muffled voice, seemingly not really interested in paying attention to Yamato anymore.

He discovered that Yamato's thought process might be different from that of normal people. It was one thing for him to admire Luther, but to acknowledge him as a father for that reason was going too far.

"So what do you think of Kaido?"

"Kaido? What's so interesting about that guy?"

Yamato curled his lip, nonchalantly stabbing another pirate to death before speaking:

"I'm so bored in Wano Country. He spends all his time thinking about nonsense but never does anything. I despise such a pathetic guy. If it were my old man, he would have left long ago."

"Leave?"

Sakazuki seemed thoughtful, thinking that Yamato must be the kind of person who yearns for the sea.

As for whether things will change once Yamato goes to the sea, that's not something he needs to worry about.

"Yes! I really want to go outside! It's full of Dad's footprints! I recently heard that Dad cleaned up the New World, it's so cool!"

Yamato, beaming with excitement, recounted his understanding of Luther.

Because the world government needed to establish its authority, there were quite a few stories about Luther.

Ohara, the Red Earl, Mogu Town, and the New World Cleanup—all of these were attributed to Luther.

"I see."

Sakassky took a puff of his cigar and surveyed the mess on the ground.

He wasn't really in a position to comment on Luther's affairs.

However, based on his personal perception, it was not much different from what Yamato described.

In a sense, Yamato really understood Luther.