Why would a Saint Seiya become a pirate?

He gathered a group of people, formed his own pirate crew, and began to burn, kill, plunder, and commit all sorts of evil deeds in the East Blue.

However, Jinbe joining the Seven Warlords of the Sea is not without its advantages.

Thanks to his efforts, the fish-men who had been mistreated as slaves were pardoned and returned safely to Fish-Man Island.

Everyone was filled with gratitude towards Jinbe, and Fishman Island entered a period of relative peace.

Just as everyone was preparing to take a new step toward the future that Princess Otohime envisioned, something unexpected happened.

Not far away, a ship drifted by, swaying gently.

Upon closer inspection, everyone was astonished to discover that the ship was carrying the Celestial Dragon who enslaved fish-men—Donquixote Musegard!

Saint Musegard has come to Fishman Island to reclaim the slaves he bought at a high price.

Unfortunately, he was very unlucky and was attacked by sea creatures in the deep sea, suffering serious injuries.

Given how badly he was injured, shouldn't he have been more restrained?

But he remained unchanged in his arrogant attitude.

Upon seeing the fishman, he acted like a mad dog, constantly hurling insults at him.

Those fish-man pirates who were originally slaves saw this guy who used to ride roughshod over them.

They were all furious, wishing they could tear him to pieces immediately.

One of the hot-tempered fish-man pirates even pulled out a gun, pointed it at Saint Musegard, and fired.

At this critical moment, Queen Otohime stepped forward.

She spread her arms and stood in front of Saint Musegard.

Queen Otohime then left Fishman Island with Saint Musegard.

Everyone was extremely worried about Queen Otohime's safety and anxiously awaited news of her every day.

Finally, after everyone's eager anticipation, Queen Otohime returned unharmed with a piece of paper from the ground.

This piece of paper is quite significant; it's a statement written by a Celestial Dragon, acknowledging the status and rights of the Fish-Men.

This piece of paper, like a ray of hope, illuminated the future of Fishman Island.

With this statement, Queen Otohime's work became much smoother.

She traveled extensively and successfully collected many petitions, and more and more fish people began to support her idea.

Otohime's dream of leading everyone into the true sunlight gradually became the dream of everyone on Fishman Island.

Everyone was full of hope for the future, as if a wonderful life was just around the corner.

Then she died.

……

Jinbe told Luffy and his crew the whole truth.

After he finished speaking, he looked at Nami with a face full of guilt and once again sincerely apologized to Nami for what Arlong had done in the past.

He lowered his head, his voice filled with self-reproach.

"Nami, I'm sorry, it's all my fault. If I had been able to keep Arlong in check, you wouldn't have suffered so much."

Nami's answer, however, surprised everyone present.

She smiled slightly and gently hugged Jinbe.

"You don't need to apologize for my past; it wasn't your fault."

“Everyone is responsible for their own actions. Ah Long’s mistake cannot be attributed to you.”

"Therefore, I do not accept your apology!"

Then Nami spoke gently.

Fanny, who was standing to the side, was so moved that she opened her arms and hugged Nami.

This made Sanji so angry he was practically grinding his teeth.

"Why didn't I seize this opportunity?"

Then, just as Van Nistelrooy was about to take control of the high ground, he was punched hard into Sanji.

……

Chapter 107 Hody Jones' all-out attack, the Straw Hat crew's all-out counterattack!

The once peaceful Fishman Island was suddenly shattered by a shrill and arrogant voice.

Hody's ambitious statement came without warning or hesitation.

It started playing without warning throughout the entire Fishman Island.

The fish-men and mermaids all stopped what they were doing and looked at the source of the sound with blank expressions, wondering what strange thing had happened.

"Listen up, you idiots! The Dragon Palace Kingdom is about to fall, and I, Hody Jones, will become its new king!"

Hody's arrogant voice echoed throughout every corner of Fishman Island.

The people of Fishman Island were initially shocked, their eyes wide open.

His mouth was agape wide enough to fit an egg, as if he couldn't believe his ears.

Immediately afterwards, a deep sense of unease surged into their hearts like a tide.

"What... what exactly is going on?"

A little merman asked, trembling, his voice filled with fear.

"How dare Hody say such a thing!"

A fishman nearby clenched his fists angrily, his face filled with worry.

However, Hody's subsequent declaration was like a bombshell, pushing the public's fears to their peak.

He actually produced the Celestial Dragons' statement that Queen Otohime had gone through great lengths to obtain ten years ago.

That's a symbol of peace on Fishman Island!

He wore a wicked smile and said viciously.

"See that? This is the so-called peace declaration!"

"From this moment on, I will execute every single person who submits this petition!"

As soon as these words were spoken, the entire Fishman Island fell into a deathly silence.

Then came a series of terrified screams.

Everyone was terrified and at a loss by Hody's crazy behavior, as if the end of the world was about to come.

Upon hearing this, Luffy adjusted his straw hat, covering his eyes.

Current anger level: 50%!

Fanny, lying dead on the ground, couldn't help but twitch his lips upon hearing this, inwardly cursing.

"Sure enough, whether you come or not, the idiot is always there, never leaving."

How did Fishman Island achieve peace?

Although I hate to admit it, it was truly the Celestial Dragons, the Donquixote family, who traded their status for it!

These guys from Fishman Island have no idea what's really going on.

Why are there still missing persons on Fishman Island who have been captured and enslaved over the years?

Ultimately, issues like race and social status are just excuses Chopper doesn't believe.

To put it simply, it boils down to one word: Pele!

Because fishmen and mermaids are valuable!

Every husband is not guilty, and he is guilty of his crime.

Ma Sheng is right; capital fears no profit or too little profit, just as nature fears a vacuum.

Capital becomes bold when there is a suitable profit.

If there's a 10% profit margin, it's guaranteed to be used everywhere.

It becomes active when it has a 20% profit margin.

With a 50% profit margin, it would take any risk.

For the sake of 100% profit, it dares to trample on all human laws.

With a 300% profit margin, it dares to commit any crime, even risking the gallows!

The reason the World Government hasn't dared to take action against the Sanctuary is precisely because of the legend of the goddess Athena.

Why is no one on Fishman Island afraid to mess with them? Isn't it because of Poseidon, one of the legendary world-destroying powers?

When others question whether you have a killer weapon, you'd better actually have one!

While Van Nistel was still pondering these matters, Hody was far from idle.

In his pursuit of greater power, he took an excessive amount of dangerous drugs.

This deadly drug was like a demon, rapidly eroding his body and causing terrible changes.

Hody, who was originally quite normal, suddenly transformed into a completely new monster.

His body became enormous, and his skin became rough and coarse.

Its eyes flashed with an eerie red light, and it kept emitting chilling roars.

Hody appeared before everyone with this terrifying appearance, and his overwhelming power instantly scattered Neptune's army, plunging them into a state of destruction.

The soldiers were so terrified they ran away in panic, completely unable to fight back.

When the people of Fishman Island saw this, the flame of hope in their hearts was almost completely extinguished.

Their only remaining hope now rests on the three Neptune brothers.

As everyone eagerly awaited, the three Neptune brothers finally appeared before Hody, just as everyone had hoped.

Their eyes were resolute, carrying an air of fearlessness in the face of death.