"I...I don't know what you're talking about, just don't come any closer!"
Fanny kept screaming with her eyes closed.
Seeing this, a hint of nostalgia appeared in Moore's eyes.
The outstretched hand was then lowered.
"Ugh...this is so troublesome, I just can't bring myself to do it."
Moore scratched his head and looked at where the others were.
Beluga whale?
No, this woman seems to be the strongest.
Black Wolf?
It doesn't seem weak either.
Giant shield and big gun?
They are even more difficult to deal with.
The blue-haired guy and the one in the ninja outfit who were maintaining order without ever getting involved?
They are not weak either.
The one carrying the cross-shaped spear was the same.
"So it turns out your place is the easiest to fight."
Moore sighed and looked at Fanny and Sazir.
The one with the bow was also troublesome, but he couldn't bring himself to kill the one named Fanny in front of him, so in the end...
Moore turned his gaze to Sazir, who had recovered somewhat.
"It's you again. Well, although I wanted to say that, it seems like you wouldn't agree."
What he just saw was that, apart from the white whale standing still and the giant shield blocking the Iron Maiden's path, everyone else was converging on this side.
Moore said in annoyance, "Do we really need so many people to deal with me?"
Kro said calmly, "It's just you left. We'll leave the iron coffin for now. Cass's power should be enough to stop her, if they're both mental beings."
“That’s true. The Saintess’s Devil Fruit ability does affect the mind,” Moore nodded.
"So it really is a Devil Fruit ability?"
Kro frowned. "You, actually, just said it out loud. Are you preparing your last words? Then hurry up and use your so-called 'sloth'."
"Well, actually I'm not lazy at all."
Moore forced a smile: "Besides, it doesn't matter whether I say it or not, because your boss..."
He pointed to the sky, his face bitter.
"It seems we've arrived."
Boom!
As he spoke, it was as if a muffled thunderclap boomed in the sky, and a golden-white light mixed with some darkness appeared in everyone's vision.
The golden-white light was the color of his uniform.
The darkness was the knife held in his hand.
The figure in the sky had a cold and stern face, with flowing black hair. The wind and snow could not reach him, as if they were deliberately avoiding him, separating him from his body.
"Kuro!"
Lida waved excitedly upwards.
Kuro slowly descended, glanced at the several corpses lying on the snow, and frowned. "As expected, they've all come here."
He focused his gaze on Moore, glanced at her, then looked in another direction and was stunned. "The Iron Maiden? The aura is coming from inside. There's someone inside these torture devices. Who's so twisted?"
The strongest aura he sensed came from this torture device.
"She is their saintess."
Lida ran to Kuro's side and said, "There's a woman inside that metal thing."
"Oh...the culprit is the person inside."
Kuro grinned, "You've come all the way from the East Blue to the New World, messing with my hometown and my territory. You think you're so tough?"
"You arrogant person."
The Iron Maiden's mask was removed, revealing a pure, young girl's face. Her eyes were closed, and she uttered a holy voice:
"Come and save the world. Your power is best suited to save the world. I will bestow the last position upon you. You are born with arrogance."
"Oh?"
Kuro sneered as if he had heard a joke: "What kind of trash do you think you are, trying to recruit me? Don't you know I'm furious right now? You charlatan, Cass, get out of my way!"
"Yes, Mr. Kuro!"
Cass shouted and led the Douglas Navy to accelerate, quickly making way for the Iron Maiden.
The instant they made way, Kuro swung his sword forward, stirring up snowflakes that transformed into a white snow dragon. The dragon's head roared and opened its mouth to bite at the Iron Maiden.
Bang!
Just then, a figure rushed past from the side where the white dragon had attacked, directly blasting open the dragon's head formed by the snow.
"I can't let you hurt the Holy Maiden, after all... I'm under her control."
Moore appeared at the other end and said with a wry smile, "Unless you defeat me, I can't just sit idly by."
"Um?"
Kuro raised an eyebrow and twirled the Autumn Water in his hand.
call!
The scattered snowflakes recombine once more, this time transforming into a giant lion's head, majestically and imposingly descending from the sky and crashing straight into Moore.
Bang!
The lion's head landed on the snow, creating a circular impact that surged in all directions like an avalanche.
"That's quite interesting..."
Kuro didn't look at the direction where the lion's head had crashed into, but instead looked to his left, narrowing his eyes. "Teleportation?"
In that instant, his presence appeared in that location from where he was before, without any trace of movement.
A speed even greater than Redfield's?
No, this man is strong enough, but he doesn't have the terrifying aura of Redfield. But what's with this speed?
"Lieutenant General Kuro."
At that moment, Sazel ran over and said, "This guy is a Beacon Fruit user; he can teleport instantly using a Beacon."
"Road sign?"
Kuro immediately understood and said in surprise, "Flying Thunder God? Wow, it really can teleport! No wonder I was able to get here directly from the mountaintop just now."
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