One Piece: Winged Dragon of the Beasts Pirates

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Yamato straightened his back, looked down at Ian, and shouted, "I will become stronger! Then, when facing a powerful enemy, I will say, 'Ian, you guys go first!' and stay behind to deal with the enemy!"

Ian chuckled.

Doesn't this mean he knows everything?

"Then you'd better keep it up, after all, look."

Ian smiled smugly and raised his right hand.

Yamato looked at Ian's hand with a somewhat blank expression.

She saw an invisible aura of dominance emanating from Ian's hands.

"Isn't it just being domineering—huh?"

Yamato was suddenly startled.

The invisible aura of dominance contracted for a moment, condensing in Ian's hand and turning pitch black!

However, in just a moment, his domineering aura immediately dissipated again.

"Eh!"

Yamato grabbed Ian's hand in surprise. "Hardening? That's... Ian, when did you learn that?"

"I learned this during my battle with Marco."

Ian said casually, "But it's still a little short; I need a bit more practice."

There was something else he didn't say: his Observation Haki, which had been slow to awaken, was showing signs of awakening, but it probably needed a little more stimulation.

No wonder Rayleigh said that Haki can only evolve fastest in fierce battles with powerful enemies.

And here's the result!

"hateful!"

Yamato shook Ian's hand unwillingly, "Teach me! Ian, teach me!"

Even if you say that, I still don't know how to teach it.

Ian sat up, his powers dissipated, and he returned to his clean-cut youthful appearance. His injuries had fully healed, except that his clothes were somewhat tattered.

Ultimately, regardless of the specific technique of Armament Haki, what's needed is control. The theory is simple, but in practice, you have to figure it out yourself.

"Anyway,"

Ian patted Yamato's head with a smile, "Keep up the good work."

"Well!"

The girl puffed out her cheeks. "Ian, you're so mean!"

Ian laughed.

"Lord Ian!"

Just then, Babanuki rushed over, holding a Den Den Mushi (snap sticky rice dump), saying, "It's Kaido's call."

"Hehehe, kid, not bad."

When he answered the phone, Mr. Kai's voice was still full of energy, "I heard everything from Babanuki."

"That kind of thing is fine anyway,"

Ian breathed a sigh of relief and stretched. "Teacher Kai, it looks like war is coming next. Whitebeard won't be easy to deal with."

Even though Whitebeard didn't want more of his family members to die because of his own, the number of deaths this time was simply too high.

All three pirate crews were wiped out, and their captain, Izo, was killed.

If we don't do something soon, what will the other pirate crews think of Whitebeard?

Should we let them die in vain?

Whitebeard, who is still at the tail end of his prime, and Guy, who is also entering his prime, will have a fierce battle.

I just don't know how the Whitebeard Pirates will attack.

"Hehehe! Isn't that perfect? Let that guy come at me!"

Chapter 58 Ian the Burning Sky! His fame resounds throughout the world!

2024-06-04

The next day, because he had used up a lot of energy the day before, Ian wanted to sleep in, which was a rare occurrence for him.

just.

"Ian! Ian! Ian! Get up!"

Yamato kicked open his bedroom door and dragged Ian off the bed.

Still half-asleep, Ian hadn't figured out what was going on when he heard Yamato shout in his ear, "Ian! You're in the newspaper!"

what?

newspaper?

Later, at the restaurant.

Ian sat in a chair with a newspaper spread out in his hand.

Yamato leaned against his back, wrapped his arms around his neck, rested his head on his shoulder, and gestured on the newspaper with his hands, saying, "Yesterday's battle is already in the newspaper!"

Ian looked at the newspaper; the front page described the battle that had taken place on Beehive Island the day before.

It's fairly accurate to say that the facts are presented.

Ian glanced at the newspaper title.

World Economic News.

Even Morgans has his moments of truth, doesn't he?

Or is the news itself already sensational enough that it doesn't need any further processing?

Black Maria stood behind Yamato, looking down at him with a light laugh, "Ian, now everyone will know that you fought Marco the Phoenix to a standstill and even wiped out three Whitebeard pirate crews right in front of him. You're really going to be famous all over the world."

"Ian of the Burning Sky, that's what the newspapers call you."

Burning the heavens? I'm still a star worm.

"Because the newspaper said,"

Black Maria laughed and said, "When you transformed into a firebird and descended, it seemed as if the sky itself was set ablaze."

Ian nodded. "Not bad."

As we all know, the nicknames in the world of One Piece are generally quite simple and unpretentious, such as Straw Hat, Red-Haired Shanks, Hawkeye, Whitebeard, and so on.

Ian the Burning Sky.

It's quite unique.

"Brother Ian!"

Just then, little Runti ran over excitedly and handed Ian a piece of paper. "Your wanted poster!"

The arrest warrant has been issued?

So fast?

The navy is very efficient.

Ian took the wanted poster, glanced at it, and then raised an eyebrow.

There are some capable people in the Navy. It must have been filmed when he and Yamato teamed up against Snake; I didn't notice it at all.

The boy on the wanted poster had his sleeves rolled up, his black hair flying in the wind, exuding youthful spirit.

However, what is more noteworthy is certainly not the photos.

Instead, it's the amount below.

"Oh."

Ian was somewhat surprised.

"I've never seen such an outrageous amount before!"

Babanuki, standing to the side, was many times more excited than Ian himself. "Lord Ian! No one has ever had a first bounty of this size! It's truly amazing!"

"Brother Ian is amazing! His bounty is much higher than Dad's!"

Ian heard an unfamiliar voice. He looked down and looked up at his Runti. Beside him, there was another child looking at him with admiration.

Page Van had bandages on his face.

"Is that Xiao Pei?"

Ian patted the boy's head and asked, "Is your injury healed?"

"Ok!"

The little boy clenched his fists excitedly, "I heard it all from my sister, it was Brother Ian who saved us!"

"I'm not the only one."

Ian corrected him, "It's all of us."

"Of course, it mainly depends on you, Brother Ian!"

Jack was somewhat dissatisfied with Ian's statement, "Without you, we would never have been able to escape Beehive Island!"

"That's right! It's all thanks to Brother Ian!"