One Piece: The Max-Level Blacksmith of Marineford

Chapter 14 Predicted My Movements

"Duang~"

"Duang~"

"Damn old man, all he gave me was a beat-up speedboat, one that's almost retired, and the hull is flooded!"

Everyone else has already set off, and now only Iron Hammer remains at the port, swinging his hammer at the speedboat.

"forty!"

"Duang~"

"eighty!"

"Duang~"

This scene was witnessed by Zephyr from a distance.

"Hahahaha! What did I tell you? The Warring States period, this kid will definitely strike first, right? Quick, bring me your wine!"

Standing prominently beside him was Sengoku, the commander-in-chief of his own unit.

"Tch, take it yourself later."

"This hammer is really something. Couldn't it have been used after we went out to sea? It made me lose a bottle of wine."

Here's what happened.

Zephyr specifically chose a very dilapidated speedboat for Hammer, precisely because he had anticipated that Hammer would be firing at the port.

Sengoku didn't believe it, so he made a bet with Zefu.

The bet is whether the hammer will be used at the port or after it has been taken out to sea.

Little did he know, that speedboat was handpicked by Zefa. He could confidently say that if Hammer dared to go out to sea first, the speedboat would sink within half an hour.

They hammered for almost an hour.

The speedboat finally looked a bit normal, and the leaking spot had been hammered shut with a sledgehammer.

[Ding... Critical hit triggered, granting the naval speedboat (near scrap) a special attribute: it will never be damaged.]

Hammer: ....

Never break, I'll punch you in the face.

This dilapidated ship looked like it was about to fall apart at any moment, but it actually had the property of never being damaged.

Hammer was speechless.

But something is better than nothing. With the attribute of never being damaged, he can definitely survive this test.

With that thought in mind, Iron Hammer pushed the speedboat into the sea and then got on the speedboat himself.

"Ong!"

With the engine running, Hammer was very satisfied.

Suddenly he turned his head to look at the building next to him.

That was the spot where Zephyr, Sengoku, and the others were standing.

"Hey, Zephyr, is that kid watching us?"

Zefa nodded blankly.

"How did this brat know we were here?"

"I don't know, but why is he looking at us?"

"You ask me, who should I ask?"

The next second, Iron Hammer took off his gloves, revealing a metallic ring.

With a flash of light, a flag suddenly appeared in Iron Hammer's hand.

He unfurled the flag and held it high; it clearly read:

"You old geezer, you have your policies, I have my countermeasures. You won't let me bring props? Eat your shit!"

Iron Hammer's arrogant laughter rang out simultaneously with the engine's roar.

And so, under the watchful eyes of Zephyr and Sengoku, they sailed off into the sea.

"You little rascal! Where did he get these things?! I checked them before I left!"

Zephyr, who had been mocked, was now red-faced and furious.

Only Sengoku showed a hint of contemplation, recalling the iron hammer's movements just now, a glint of light flashing in his eyes.

"Zeffa, don't get angry yet. Think back to what the flag looked like when it appeared."

Zefa knew that Sengoku wouldn't speak without reason, so he quickly thought back.

The next second, the two stared at each other, a hint of surprise in each other's eyes.

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Iron Hammer, who had already set sail, felt extremely pleased.

He couldn't help but look at the ring on his right hand.

"Hahaha, old man Zefa would never have guessed that I would actually unearth such a treasure."

The Iron Ring, an iron ring with a special storage space that has been activated.

This is Iron Hammer's most satisfying work.

Although the storage space is only five cubic meters, it can't compare to those in fantasy novels at all.

But for him at this stage, this thing is simply defying the heavens.

At this moment, these five cubic meters contain all sorts of food and items.

These items come in all shapes and sizes, and are all made of iron hammers.

Iron Hammer tricked Zephyr right under his nose, taking all his belongings with him.

This made him extremely happy.

Iron Hammer's destination was Sabaody Archipelago. As a former Marine who had served at the Sabaody Archipelago base, he was quite familiar with the area.

Moreover, Sabaody is an essential route for pirates to reach the New World.

Iron Hammer planned to wait and see.

The island of Sabaody is made up of many large trees, and the ground is the root of the trees, from which bubbles rise.

The Sabaody Archipelago is also clearly divided into regions, as indicated by the numbers on the trees.

1 to 29: Mainly include human trafficking shops, human auctions, illegal zones, etc.

30th to 39th: Mainly include soap bubble park, etc.

No. 40 to 49: Mainly tourist areas, specialty shops, etc.

Numbers 50 to 59: mainly shipyards, coating craftsmen, etc.

No. 60 to 69: Mainly include naval garrison, government entrance and exit, etc.

No. 70 to 79: Mainly hotel streets, etc.

After half a day's voyage, Iron Hammer finally arrived at the naval base located at No. 66.

"You damn Phil! I'm back!"

As soon as he entered the naval base, Iron Hammer's booming voice began to shout.

This attracted the attention of the marines, who, upon recognizing the familiar blacksmith, happily ran towards him.

"Iron Hammer, you're back!"

"Has the training at headquarters ended?"

"How's your strength?"

A series of questions left Iron Hammer completely bewildered.

At that moment, Major General Phil Jackson, the base commander, came up to Iron Hammer and gave him a big hug.

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"Major General Phil, long time no see... Huh? Huh? Ah!!!"

Just as Hammer was about to express his emotions, he was picked up by Major General Phil Jackson and thrown into the sea.

"Holy crap! Moonwalk!"

Just as he was about to fall into the sea, Iron Hammer quickly used Moonwalk to float in the air.

"Good lad, you've used the Six Forms quite well."

"Major General, what are you doing? I'm home now, aren't you welcome?"