Wow!
After a sound like muffled thunder, rain suddenly began to fall from the cloudless sky, the raindrops falling like arrows.
Heavy rain!
The individual raindrops were as large as a human head, falling abruptly and bending the navy soldiers' bodies slightly.
Suddenly, a huge shadow appeared in the surrounding sea, as if something had descended from the sky and covered the ocean.
A sudden gust of wind rose from the sea, as if trying to fight against the inexplicable low pressure from the sky.
"What a rare downpour! The weather on the Grand Line..."
Garp scratched his head and laughed, "Let's go, let's go inside and take shelter from the rain."
call!
Suddenly, two black lights flashed from the sky, their speed so fast that they left a black line in the air before falling into the warship.
Bang!
A tremor came from the deck, shaking off the nearby navy, and two huge black guns were deeply embedded in the deck.
At the same time, a shadow suddenly loomed over the warship.
That was a rock bigger than a top-tier warship!
"A meteorite!"
The sailors were stunned, hugging each other tightly, their eyes practically bulging out of their sockets.
The rocks were falling very fast, almost crushing the warship. If that thing came crashing down, none of them would be able to escape.
Just then, a figure appeared at the bottom of the rock and threw a punch, hitting the rock's base.
BOOM!!!
Then the large rock shattered from the bottom, disintegrating into countless small stones, forming a rain of stones that mixed with rainwater and fell into the nearby sea, creating splashes.
"Haha, this is a really big rock."
Garp landed on the ground and burst into laughter.
"Vice Admiral Garp!"
"Ah, our savior! Yes, with Vice Admiral Garp and the three generals, there's nothing to fear from a mere rock!"
The sailors suddenly realized what was happening and shouted excitedly.
The Marines who unlocked Kuro's door cheered as they pulled the key out of his hand.
"Open it for me right now!" Kuro's face was almost contorted with rage.
He couldn't even remember how much stuff he put on it.
At least he doesn't remember when he put the rock up there, or whether he even touched it.
If we don't untie it now, who knows what else might fall down!
"yes!"
The navy officer was startled by Kuro's ferocious and twisted appearance and quickly unlocked the door.
The air pressure seemed even lower.
The howling wind sounded like the roar of a giant beast, the muffled thunder in the sky grew louder and louder, and a shadow was clearly added to the azure sky.
It seemed as if the entire sky was falling.
Akainu looked at the sky, expressionless.
Aokiji scratched his head, looking lazy.
Kizaru pouted, looking surprised, "How scary."
Garp's smile noticeably faded.
The crane said slowly, "There's something up there."
A hint of seriousness appeared in their eyes.
Click.
Just then, the navy officer unlocked the sea stone handcuffs.
Kuro clenched his fist.
The shadows in the sky dissipated, and the oppressive air pressure disappeared.
Like a torrential downpour, it vanished completely in an instant.
The sea instantly returned to calm, with only the two black guns stuck in the deck indicating the impending storm.
Garp laughed heartily, "Pfft, hahaha, what terrible weather."
The weather like this is common in the Grand Line. Sudden downpours like this are all too common. Although those large rocks are rare, they do exist, so it's not surprising.
Kuro wiped the sweat from his brow. "Yeah, the weather's really weird. And a meteorite fell down! It scared me to death, hahaha..."
"I remember that was..."
Tsuru glanced at the black gun on the deck, then at Kuro who was laughing there, and frowned.
"That's surprising."
Kizaru stroked his chin, looking thoughtfully at Kuro, who was laughing and wiping away sweat.
Aokiji gave him a deep look.
Akainu crossed his arms, his expression remaining expressionless and extremely serious.
Kuro looked at the sky with lingering fear. Damn it, luckily he used his ability in time. Otherwise, if the whole thing had fallen, the warship would definitely be gone. Apart from a few big shots, who knows how many people would have survived unscathed.
Fortunately, we weren't exposed!
If it really hits, his safe life will be completely over!
He'll get a promotion and a raise, become a lieutenant general, take charge of the new world, and reach the pinnacle of life... what a load of rubbish!
Aside from a raise, which Kuro could accept, he couldn't accept anything else.
After a short rest, the warship continued its voyage and arrived at Chambord an hour later.
Sabaody Archipelago, an island of 'failure' and 'restart', is also a wonder of the Grand Line. The island is made up of seventy-nine giant trees, the ground is the roots of the trees, and bubbles rise from the ground.
Each tree has towns and facilities, which together make up the so-called archipelago.
In fact, these many large trees can actually be considered as a whole. The Sabaody Archipelago is essentially one tree, the world's largest mangrove.
These large trees that make up the land are numbered, and the numerous numbers divide the islands into archipelagos. Among them, numbers 1-29 form a region that encompasses a location deep within the archipelago, a lawless zone.
Areas 30-39 are park areas.
Areas 40-49 are tourist and commercial areas.
Areas 50-59 are the shipbuilding area and also have coating facilities.
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