Garp!

Someone Kuro never expected actually stood in his way!

Given this person's temperament, he might go easy on Straw Hat Boy himself, but he shouldn't stop others from doing so.

"If you want to make a living at sea, you're bound to die at sea."

Kuro said calmly, "On the high seas, one's life is not in one's own hands. Whether you're a pirate or a marine, you should know this better than anyone, Garp."

"I'm semi-retired now. I'm just here for a vacation and to see my grandson. After all, I'm his grandfather. That's true whether I'm a navy officer or a pirate, regardless of my status."

Garp pursed his lips and sighed heavily: "Just do me a favor, Kuro, no, Vice Admiral Jinni. I... have already lost a grandson."

His hand was still gripping Kuro's wrist, and he didn't let go at all.

The atmosphere was silent.

Kuro stared at him for a long time, exhaled a heavy breath, then shook his head slightly. His five fingers, which had been pressing down, began to relax, and with a slight lift of his palm, the giant hand that had stretched across the sky flew upwards and disappeared into the clouds, allowing the sky to clear up again.

"Retirement is so convenient, you can take vacations however you want. Oh well, you helped me guard Pegasus Island once before, so this will make up for it."

Kuro said, "But you'll have to bear the consequences of doing this."

“I will personally explain to headquarters,” Garp said solemnly.

"Never mind..."

Kuro shook off Garp's hand, sheathed Shusui, and pointed downwards, saying, "As for this, well... hmm?"

He looked down and saw that Rayleigh, whose right hand and left leg he had cut off, had disappeared, leaving only a pool of blood.

Meanwhile, bloodstains were also found on the sea in front of the port.

"Does he still have the strength to escape? This old monster... he's quite resourceful."

Kuro walked to the port, squatted down, and reached one hand into the sea.

"If you can escape, then that's your skill! Lion's Might - Sea Roll Earth Treasury!!"

Boom!!

Huge whirlpools appeared both inside the port and on a portion of the sea outside.

The gate, which was already a hole, gradually trembled under the whirlpool. The part of the gate in the seawater was even shredded into iron filings and mixed into the whirlpool.

The force of that rotation is enough to crush everything!

Seeing this, Garp was taken aback, then smiled helplessly, "It seems I am indebted to you."

"Good that you understand."

Kuro stood up. "I've always been a kind person, Garp."

As he spoke, he thought for a moment and suddenly said, "Kro."

"Yes, Mr. Kuro!" Kuro stood at attention and answered loudly.

"Take a bunch of men to 13GR and shut down that bar. What was that old woman's name again...?"

"Xia Qi".

"Arrest her."

"yes!"

Kro immediately ran out.

"I'll take my leave now. The Straw Hat crew probably haven't gone far yet, so I'll go after them." Hancock left these words, gave Clow a deep look, and then turned and left.

Kuro stared coldly at her, exhaling a puff of smoke. "This woman..."

“Kuro, she kicked the Straw Hat crew onto the ship,” Lida said as she walked over.

"I know."

Kuro said, "She's a Shichibukai, not part of our system. If anyone needs an explanation, it's her and the World Government. Just ignore her and don't cause me any trouble."

He himself didn't care about the Straw Hat crew setting sail for the New World.

According to his memory, the Four Emperors would definitely deal with Straw Hat Luffy. Regardless of who wins or loses, the Four Emperors' attention would not be on him, Clow.

Even if he were a lieutenant general, it would be much easier for him if he had to enter the new world due to his position.

But this is on the premise of not provoking him.

He didn't know the ship was inside the camp, but even if he did, he wouldn't care.

Why don't these people just change to another ship?

If you insist on sneaking over here, fine, you can sneak over here without making such a fuss. You could even sneak away quietly. Kuro can pretend he didn't see it because he's also going to enter the New World and is Garp's grandson.

But you've made such a huge fuss, completely demolishing the base, and you still dare to embarrass him?!

Do you really think he's a pushover if we don't teach him a lesson?

What? !

Even Lao Tzu's subordinates have a role in dismantling the base?

What's wrong with the navy protecting its bases?!

You disagree?

If you're not happy, don't run away!

Later, Rayleigh, that stubborn old man who wouldn't listen to advice, also got involved.

Do you still want to set sail unscathed?

Are you kidding me?

At this point, Kuro finally felt a sense of relief.

That stubborn old man who wouldn't listen to advice, even if he doesn't die, he'll be disabled. He's already torn off one of his arms and one of his legs, and with his own abilities stirring things up, he might not even survive.

If they could really escape...

There was nothing Kuro could do about it.

People of this caliber, unless they're stubborn enough to insist on a life-or-death struggle, no one can hold anyone back.

Just like how the Four Emperors couldn't keep him, Clow Reed.

To end up with broken arms and legs, I don't know if it's thanks to the Straw Hat Boy or his misfortune.

Do I look like I really want to hit you?

If it were a one-on-one battle without any unnecessary complications, Kuro felt that it would take at least four or five days for him to see any results.

The last time, limbs were severed, it was a battle between generals who were determined to determine a winner.

Kuro glanced at the ruins and shook his head: "It's really gotten this bad..."

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