One Piece: Starting with God Valley, intercepting the Dark-Dark Fruit

"Immediately notify the newspaper and have them publish O'Hara's photo in the paper as soon as possible."

"Yes!"

After issuing the order, Giger withdrew his gaze and turned to walk towards the cabin where Olbia and her daughter were being held.

Pushing open the cabin door, seeing Olbia and her daughter embracing, Giger leaned against the doorframe, took out a cigarette, lit it, and took a light drag. Without exhaling any smoke, he simply said...

"Alright, I've cleaned up the mess you made. Now it's time to talk about payment."

"Nani?!"

Olbia stared at Giger in disbelief, wondering if she had misheard. Was it a reward or revenge?

(Don't worry about the Japanese pronunciation; just treat it as Chinese.)

Just now, her hometown was subjected to a "three-all" campaign. Should she be grateful for this?

Giger's answer to this was,

"Yes, yes."

Giger slowly finished the cigarette. It was a cigarette specially supplied to the Navy Admirals by the World Government. The ash was very dense after burning, so there was no need to flick it off.

Olbia watched as Giger flicked away the remaining cigarette butt and slowly spoke.

"Black Dragon, what do you want me to do for you?"

Giger tilted his head and said,

"No, it's not for me, it's about doing something for the world."

Olbia's lips twitched slightly as she said,

"Your world?"

"hehe."

Giger smiled noncommittally, glanced at Robin in Olbia's arms, and chuckled.

"Your daughter is very cute."

Olvia's expression changed, and she quickly pulled Robin behind her, saying nervously,

Please don't hurt her! I'll do anything you want!

"Don't be nervous, take a look at these first."

Giger raised his hand and waved it, and several thick books emerged from the darkness and landed in front of Olbia.

Olbia was slightly taken aback, then her face showed shock.

"These...these are the books stored in the Tree of Omniscience!?"

She quickly picked up one of the books and opened it. On the title page was clearly marked with O'Hara's symbol. Seeing the symbol, she looked up sharply at Gigg and asked urgently,

How many of these books did you bring with you?

"All."

Upon hearing this news, Olbia burst into tears of joy.

"Thank you so much! As long as these books exist, Ohara will never disappear!"

"Ok?"

Giger narrowed his eyes slightly, slowly walked to Olbia, squatted down, lifted her chin, and whispered,

"You seem to have misunderstood something. Ohara is gone. If you keep talking nonsense, you'll disappear along with it."

Olbia, who was originally overjoyed and excited, felt as if a bucket of ice water had been poured over her head after hearing Giger say those words, and all her enthusiasm was extinguished.

She moved her lips, her voice trembling.

"And these books..."

"Of course, these are for you. I want you to organize these books, especially the parts about historical documents. You just need to make some minor changes and then compile them into a book."

"You want to rewrite history?! What do you take history for?"

Giger chuckled, glanced at Robin behind Olvia, and said with a smile,

"Isn't she just a little girl I can dress up as I please? What else could she be?"

Little Robin stared in astonishment at Giger's smiling face, trying to process the shocking words that had shattered her understanding.

Olbia found Giger's words extremely grating and wanted to refute them, but thinking of everything that had happened that day, she could only give a self-deprecating smile in the end.

Yes, if history can be erased, why can't it be rewritten?

Thinking of Robin, Olvia closed her eyes resignedly and asked,

"How do you want me to change it?"

"You're an expert in this field, do you really need to ask me how to make changes? Just go ahead and edit it, but the final product needs to be sent to me for inspection."

Olbia opened her eyes, her brows furrowing slightly. She was about to speak when Gige interrupted her.

"If I'm not satisfied with it by then, I can send it back for a remake. You don't want to stay in one place forever, do you? Hmm, maybe you really can, but what about Robin?"

"I understand, but where are you going to lock me up?"

"Don't worry, the environment there is very nice, and you and Robin won't feel uncomfortable."

“...Mary Geoise?”

Giger smiled and said,

"Smart, you're welcome to come to my home."

Chapter 231 Layout

Upon returning to headquarters, Giger ordered his subordinates to summarize the mission's execution and submit it to Marshal Kong. He then took Olvia and Robin and flew back to Mary Geoise.

On the way to the land of Figarando, Eurbiya witnessed a strange scene.

The Celestial Dragons they encountered along the way all showed great respect to Gigg. While they didn't bow or scrape, such an attitude was extremely rare among Celestial Dragons.

Olvia held Robin's little hand and followed closely behind Giger, feeling surprised.

She knew that Giger was a Celestial Dragon, but she didn't know his surname.

If she knew that Giggs's surname was Figarando, then with her knowledge, she would naturally immediately understand why those Celestial Dragons behaved this way.

When they arrived at the gates of the Figarando family's ancestral lands, even Eurydius, who was a frequent traveler, was utterly shocked.

Compared to this clan's territory, the palaces where those so-called princes and nobles lived were utterly insignificant.

Moreover, this territory was clearly much larger than the dwellings of the Celestial Dragons she had seen along the way.

Upon seeing Jig, the golden-armored guard at the entrance immediately greeted him respectfully as "Young Master."

Giger nodded slightly, and then led Olbia and her daughter into the Figarando family's territory.

At this moment, Olbia was trying to figure out Gigg's identity.

As a historian, I am naturally very familiar with the history of the Celestial Dragons, among whom there are seven families with the most esteemed status.

Judging from Gigg's style of doing things and his fighting ability, she felt that the most likely candidate was that family, named Figarando!

Once this guess was made, Eurybia was almost certain of it.

When Olbia followed Giger to Garin's palace and heard Giger call out "Uncle Garin," Olbia finally confirmed Giger's identity.

The identity of the middle-aged man whom Giger called "Uncle Garin" is already obvious: he is the current head of the Figarando family, Figarando Garin Saint!

Olvia stared blankly at Giger, who was chatting and laughing with Garin. She thought Giger's identity as a Celestial Dragon was already shocking enough, but she didn't expect there to be something even more shocking: Giger was actually a member of the Figarand family!

Garin glanced at Olbia and her daughter, then went on to drink tea with Giger as usual.

The uncle and nephew sat facing each other, and Giger talked to Garin about what had happened during his absence.

Regarding the destruction of Ohara, Garin merely offered a nonchalant comment.

"They receive our stipends but do nothing of substance, and yet they dare to knowingly violate our explicit prohibitions. They've brought this upon themselves and deserve to suffer the consequences."

Giger responded with a smile.

"Yes, I think so too."

Upon hearing this conversation, Olbia could only manage a wry smile.

To these true rulers, O'Hara was probably not even a pawn.

Garin took a sip of tea and continued,

"I heard from people at the newspaper that the Navy called them over as soon as the Ohara incident ended, and by the time they arrived, the fire on Ohara was still not completely extinguished."

"That's right, I sent them, while it's still hot! Speaking of which, I didn't expect Uncle Garin to have some involvement in the news industry."

"Yeah, we've got a few 'little devils' in there. If it weren't for your involvement, I would have almost forgotten about those people."

"Hehe, as expected of Uncle Jialin."

Garin rolled his eyes at Giger, but there was a hint of doting in that eye roll.

"You! Don't you know that these reporters will say anything? For example, in this matter, some people want to use the civilians on Ohara to attack you."