Why would a Saint Seiya become a pirate?

Moreover, they are completely bound together and can never be separated again.

Fanny, the god-slayer and once the strongest Saint in the world, now faces such an awkward situation.

The fact that the Saint Cloth recognized another person as its master was something he simply couldn't imagine.

He secretly rejoiced that no one in the world knew him; otherwise, he would have been utterly humiliated.

Now, Van Nistelrooy faces three distinct paths, and he must make a crucial decision about his future.

My first option is to join the Navy.

But as soon as the idea flashed through his mind, he decisively rejected it.

There was no way around it; the grudge between him and the Celestial Dragons was simply too deep.

In Fanny's eyes, the Celestial Dragon's face was like a powerful magnet.

His fist was like an iron block that had been attracted.

Whenever he saw the Celestial Dragons' arrogant demeanor, his anger would burn uncontrollably.

That "go ahead and hit me" attitude was simply an irresistible reason for Van Nistelrooy to take action.

Therefore, he himself had effectively blocked the path of joining the Navy.

Of course, there is still a little room for maneuver.

The second option is to become a pirate hunter.

Fanny frowned, carefully weighing the options in his mind.

But the thought of the World Government and the Navy's behavior sent chills down his spine.

Given their style of doing things, if I were to choose to become a pirate hunter, I might end up following in Zoro's footsteps at any time.

Zoro willingly allowed himself to be captured by the Navy and suffer all kinds of torture.

If I were to fall into that situation, not only would I not make any money, but I might also end up losing both my money and my life.

It's really worth it.

Thinking about this, Fanny shook his head and decisively abandoned the idea.

After much thought, only the third option remained: to become a pirate.

At first, Fanny was extremely resistant to this kind of thing.

He is a Saint Seiya, the embodiment of love and justice.

In his mind, becoming a pirate meant going against his beliefs.

It means going further and further down the path of crime.

But after thinking about it, it doesn't really matter.

Pirates like Luffy are more like adventurers than pirates.

As for hanging out with Dorag, Van Nistelrooy thought it was utterly absurd, practically a joke.

Indeed, he did possess the skill to slay dragons.

Moreover, after countless practices and trials, he has reached a state of great mastery.

With his skills, he had the power to overturn the world.

But even if he really did overturn the world with his dragon-slaying skills, so what?

In Fanny's view, history is like a cyclical circle, constantly repeating itself.

Today he led his men to overthrow the Celestial Dragons' rule.

Years later, their descendants might also be tempted by power and desire, becoming new oppressors and repeating the mistakes of the Celestial Dragons.

Fanny stood on the beach, gazing at the surging sea, and a strange feeling welled up in his heart.

He had a vague feeling that during that blank century of history, someone might have already accomplished the feat of overthrowing the world.

It is even possible that they have already succeeded.

However, in the end, someone else reaped the rewards, and all the efforts were in vain.

This feeling is like the cycle of history.

At that moment, at this moment.

This reminded Fanny of a player surnamed Yuan who had his portrait printed on silver coins.

Fanny was struggling internally.

He didn't know where to go. He paced back and forth on the beach, the sand crunching under his feet.

The sea breeze howled past, ruffling his hair, but it couldn't dispel the gloom in his heart.

"Fanny, what's wrong? You look like you have something on your mind."

Luffy appeared beside him at some point and asked with a concerned expression.

Fanny looked at Luffy's innocent smile and his heart stirred.

Luffy was the first person to extend an invitation to him.

Although this guy can be a bit carefree and unpredictable at times, his sincerity and kindness are undeniable.

"Luffy, do you think becoming a pirate can really help you achieve your dream?"

Fanny hesitated for a moment, but then voiced his doubts.

"of course!"

Luffy answered without hesitation.

"On this vast ocean, as long as you have a dream and strive for it, you will surely achieve it."

"I will become the Pirate King and make my name resound throughout the entire world!"

As Luffy spoke, he waved his arms, his eyes shining with determination.

Luffy's words were like a ray of light shining into Fanny's troubled inner world.

People like Luffy have their own dreams and pursuits.

They roamed freely on this vast sea, searching for their own treasure.

Perhaps, being a pirate can also help one find their own value and meaning in this world.

"Alright, Luffy, I've decided. I'll set sail with you!"

Van Nistel took a deep breath, as if he had made a momentous decision.

"Great!"

Luffy jumped up excitedly.

"Fanny, let's go find One Piece together!"

Luffy shouted passionately to Fanny.

"Alright, Luffy, I'm going to see what this legendary One Piece really is!"

"Of course, I want to open the eyes of this world and let the Saint Seiya give this ocean a little bit of a shock!"

Van Nistel always responded with a smile.

……

Chapter 4: The Two Running Out of Ammunition and Food, Luffy's Barrel Rolling Game

On the turbulent sea, Luffy's small, dilapidated ship was like a drifting leaf.

It was teetering on the brink of collapse under the ravages of the waves.

The seawater, like angry beasts, kept pounding against the ship's side, making a deafening sound.

It seemed poised to completely engulf the small boat.

However, at this critical moment, Van Nistelrooy unleashed the Crystal Wall.

A crystal-clear barrier, radiating a mysterious light, instantly rose around the small boat.

This effectively kept the surging waves and strong winds out.

It looks like a fish tank.

The waves crashed against the crystal wall, splashing up large sprays of water, but they did not cause the slightest damage to the small boat.

Protected by the Crystal Wall, Luffy's little wrecked ship miraculously survived the storm.

As the storm gradually subsided, the sea finally returned to calm.

But at this moment, Fanny and Luffy faced an urgent problem.

eat.

Hunger was a constant companion, and both of their stomachs began to rumble.

However, this is not a major problem for Luffy.

He took out his specially made fishing rod, stood at the bow of the boat, and said with a confident expression.

"Watch me, Fanny, I'll catch some sea creatures for us to eat right away!"

With that, Luffy swung the fishing rod forcefully, and the hook drew a beautiful arc in the air.

With a "plop," it fell into the water.

Fanny stood aside, watching Luffy fish, and couldn't help but admire his optimism and confidence.

As a time traveler with a wealth of experience, Fanny also has his own little secrets.

In his previous life, as a Donghua person, he had a good habit of storing seasonings in his storage ring.

Don't ask where the storage ring came from; the answer is that Fanny made it himself based on the Libra Cloth.

Although the storage ring currently only has a volume of one cubic meter.

But it's sufficient for storing some critical items.

Fortunately, Luffy's fishing skills are quite good.