Why would a Saint Seiya become a pirate?

With that, he vanished from everyone's sight with a telekinetic gesture, leaving only Luffy sitting on the ground with a pout.

Luffy: "Fanny~o(╥﹏╥)o"

……

"So, old man, are you really so determined not to go see your precious grandson?"

Van Nistel wiped the sweat from his forehead and looked at Karp with some amusement.

After a long and arduous two-day journey, he finally arrived safely on Garp's warship, which bore the insignia of a dog's head.

As a Saint Seiya warrior, Fanny has always upheld the belief that justice is paramount.

Therefore, they joined the "justice" camp without hesitation.

And to make a clean and decisive decision to join Garp in the cause of naval justice... well, you're kidding.

He simply wanted to stay in the Navy for a few days and, incidentally, scout out candidates for Saint Seiya.

Eggs cannot be put in one basket.

As for fighting a Celestial Dragon?

He's not dead, is he?

And somehow, the news was suppressed.

The GM army is full of weirdos, and there aren't many good people among the pirates.

As for the world government, well...

"No way. That brat has become more and more outrageous ever since he was corrupted by that red-haired Shanks guy."

As he spoke, Karp unceremoniously stuffed a large donut into his mouth, then tilted his head back and gulped down a mouthful of water.

That same look of disdain as Luffy instantly appeared on his face.

He slightly pursed his lips, as if he wasn't interested in his grandson's current situation.

"I just saw a strange guy on the street."

"Isn't it interesting? There was a clear half-shoe print on his face, which looked quite scary. Plus, he was wearing a bright green robe, which made him look even more eerie."

Fanny frowned and, feigning confusion, recounted his experiences on the road in detail to Karp.

"Drag? What's that mischievous fellow doing in the East Blue all of a sudden?"

Upon hearing that his son had come to the East Blue, Garp's previously lazy expression vanished instantly.

He immediately perked up, a hint of barely perceptible worry and concern flickering in his eyes.

"naughty……"

Van Nistel was speechless at Karp's simple reply.

He thought to himself, "These three men really have the same personality; they're all so unpredictable."

But he also understood the special feelings that Garp had for his son deep in his heart.

Even if they don't say it, they always keep it in their hearts.

"Oh, and Mihawk, he just got into a fight, which took up some time."

Then Fanny suddenly remembered the important matter.

"Mihawk, I heard he's already a great swordsman, and even called the world's number one. Maybe I should loosen up his muscles sometime."

Garp picked his nose, looking disdainful.

"Alright, only someone like you, old man, would say that. If it were anyone else, they would have been broken into pieces by now."

Fanny touched his chest, which still ached slightly. This Mihawk was really strong; he had at least the strength of the Eighth Sense.

……

Chapter 12 The World's Greatest Swordsman Has Changed Hands!

"Big news! Mihawk admits defeat, and the title of world's greatest swordsman has changed hands!"

The new generation of great swordsman is a Gold Saint named "El Cid".

This is also a Gold Saint.

Capricorn Gold Saint!

And this was the first time it had appeared in the public eye.

Zoro looked at the newspaper in front of him, silently picked up the barbell with his mouth, and then, as his wound reopened, blood began to spurt out.

Usopp, standing to the side, was quite helpless. Together with Sanji, they wrapped him up like a dumpling to prevent him from moving around.

As for Luffy, because he stole Nami's oranges, he was currently lying on the ground with a head full of bumps and swollen eyes, muttering "Smi-ma-sai!"

Just a few days ago, Zoro took a direct hit from Mihawk's sword, and then got slashed several times at Arlong Park.

Speaking of which, it's Van Nistelrooy's fault. He forgot that Saab was also a bit of a goofball and often forgot important things.

After drinking a couple of sips of horse urine at Maginot's, he forgot all about Kerla.

Luffy and his crew eventually arrived at Cocoyasi Village and, for Nami's sake, confronted Arlong and his crew head-on.

In the ensuing battle, Zoro didn't hesitate to risk his life, fighting Hachi with his heavily injured body.

As a fishman, Xiao Ba is very agile, but Xiao Ba doesn't want to fight, so he simply uses a roundabout tactic.

As Zoro continued to dodge his attacks, Zoro, whose wounds from Mihawk's cuts had not yet healed, slowly found himself at a disadvantage.

Seeing Zoro covered in bandages, Hachi felt a pang of pity and told Zoro that a human swordsman could never beat him because he was a six-sword style user.

The implication is that you should leave quickly.

Unfortunately, Zoro is a tough guy and doesn't understand the implied meaning. He even thinks Hachi is mocking him.

He told Hachi that until he met a certain man, even death could not take his life.

Just as he was about to faint again, he thought of Hawkeye and mustered his strength to defeat Hachi with a tornado.

As for Luffy, that idiot was just pulled out of the sea by Sanji.

……

Hawkeye Mihawk has returned to the Grand Line. His immediate priority is to repair his precious sword.

That Capricorn Gold Saint named "El Cid" is truly abnormally powerful.

On the Grand Line, Mihawk had also heard rumors about the East Blue Saints, assuming they were just special ability users wearing armor.

For this reason, they even conducted an experiment on Admiral Crick, who was wearing golden armor.

The opponent turned out to be incredibly weak.

Poor Krieg, his dream of becoming the Pirate King was shattered by three sword strikes!

Fortunately, there was an interesting little guy named Rononoa Zoro, which made him feel that his trip to the East Blue was worthwhile.

Then, Mihawk was stopped in the Calm Belt by the Capricorn Gold Saint "El Cid".

Although the opponent did not wield any swords, Mihawk clearly sensed that the Saint himself was an invisible sword.

His entire body was covered in swords and blades.

He's a complete swordsman.

Mihawk made a careless mistake, failing to dodge and forgetting to imbue his sword with Haki.

After several rounds of slashing, the knife in his hand was chipped and chipped.

"Night" is one of the "Twelve Supreme Grade Swords".

It was raised by Hawkeye with a domineering temperature for decades without any problems, but now it has become "night malfunction".

You see, repairing a sword is much more difficult than forging one, and Mihawk couldn't bear to see his beloved sword suffer any more damage.

Having felt he had lost for a while, Mihawk nonchalantly announced his defeat and then left.

Meanwhile, the culprit, Fanny, was looking at the old scoundrel who was showing off everywhere in his golden armor with a long face.

To deal with Mihawk, Van Nistelrooy activated the power of the Capricorn Gold Cloth.

Fanny, using the Judgment Sword of "El Cid" from his Saint Cloth, managed to open a gash in Mihawk's Black Blade Night Cutter by surprise.

The price paid was also terrible; once the sword energy entered the body, it would take at least ten days to half a month to recover.

Of course, the reason it was resolved so quickly was because old man Garp used his Haki to help sort things out.

"Oh my God!!!"

As Karp's "treatment" ended, Van Nistelrooy's pitiful cries grew fainter and fainter, his eyes filled with tears of regret.

Who is Garp? He has absolutely nothing to do with proper treatment.

His method was extremely simple and brutal, it boiled down to one word: fight!

With his beloved iron fist, he injected Armament Haki into Fanny's body, shattering Mihawk's remaining sword energy.

However, this misfortune also turned into a blessing, as Van Nistelrooy learned the principles of domineering presence.

That is, Van Nistelrooy, who used to do sit-ups after being beaten up by the gods.

If it were anyone else, the first punch would have been fatal.

Then, unsurprisingly, a small accident occurred.

The Saint Cloth Stone, which was originally hidden in Fanny's arms, accidentally flew out.

"What is this?"

Garp then picked up the Saint Cloth Stone, which was radiating golden light, with great curiosity.

"Don't pick it up..."

Before Fanny could finish speaking, the Saint Cloth Stone transformed into a golden light and enveloped Garp.

"I'm so stupid, really!"

Garp watched as he kept showing off his "new clothes" to his subordinates.

If Van Nistelrooy hadn't been so weak, he probably would have slapped himself hard across the face.