One Piece: Nobody has more Devil Fruits than me.

"A demon! It's a demon!"

As a result, news of a pirate crew called the Devil Pirates spread like wildfire in the East Blue.

Chapter 23 First Bounty: 50 Million Berries!

Three days later, Garp returned to Windmill Village and received news that Luffy had set sail, which made him furious and irritable.

"No wonder that kid agreed so readily before; turns out he was just waiting for me to find out."

The hot-tempered Kapu almost rushed up the mountain to find Dadan's family.

Honestly, they can't even keep an eye on one person!

Even the village chief and Makino almost couldn't stop them.

"Lieutenant General Garp, there is contact with headquarters."

At that moment, Bogart rushed over with a Den Den Mushi in hand. "It's Marshal Sengoku."

Garp frowned. He was on vacation in the East Blue, and now he had something to do with him.

"Hello, hello, this is Garp, this is Garp. If you need something, say it quickly, otherwise I'm hanging up."

In the Navy, only Garp would dare to speak to the Fleet Admiral like that.

As Garp's adjutant who had served him for many years, Bogart naturally knew just how close the two were.

No kidding, if Sengoku hadn't been protecting God Valley back then, Garp wouldn't have been so carefree.

When it comes to cleaning up messes for their good brothers, the Warring States Marshal did it all.

"Garp!"

Sengoku cursed loudly, "Don't act like you're doing nothing! A new pirate crew has appeared in the East Blue and defeated a former commodore who just returned to the East Blue."

Upon hearing this, Garp was taken aback. "When did such a powerful pirate appear in the East Blue again?"

Then I thought of my grandson who had just gone to sea not long ago.

"Hahaha, could it be Luffy?"

Garp was quite confident in his grandson, whom he had personally trained since childhood, believing that defeating a Marine Headquarters Commodore should be no problem.

"Things are even more complicated if you know that guy."

Upon hearing this, Sengoku gritted his teeth as he looked at the documents in his hand. "This matter is connected to the World Government. That guy might have killed a Celestial Dragon..."

“…”

Garp was startled; this really did seem like something that hothead Luffy would do.

However, after hearing the name, I felt that it probably wasn't made by my grandson.

"They hijacked a ship flying the World Government flag. The two Celestial Dragons on board may have been killed. They possessed the strength to defeat Commodore White. The ship also had CP0 members. The captain's name and strength are unknown. They had many subordinates with human-faced beast heads."

"According to the Navy's account of that ship, the pirate crew is called the Devil Pirates, and the World Government has issued a bounty of 50 million Berries..."

Garp suddenly interrupted Sengoku, "What are those two Celestial Dragons doing in the East Blue?"

Sengoku suddenly fell silent. Celestial Dragons rarely left Mary Geoise. Even when they did come, they would go to affiliated countries and be entertained by nobles.

Their arrival in the East Blue without a word, based on their understanding of the Celestial Dragons, suggests only one possibility.

As soon as Sengoku fell silent, Garp guessed most of the story. He had personally experienced the God Valley Incident and knew the Celestial Dragons' nature very well.

Did you bring that kind of thing to my East China Sea?

Karp hung up the phone, cursing under his breath.

"That person should be the one I met before."

Bogart remembered Russell; the other ship was a World Government vessel.

"Hmph, an initial bounty of 50 million Berries, looks like it's true."

Garp sneered. If that's the case, the bounty would probably start at 100 million, and the World Government probably wouldn't want more people to know the inside story.

"Shall we set sail?" Bogart asked.

"What 'setting sail'? I've just returned to my hometown and am on vacation for two days."

Bogart: "What about Marshal Sengoku?"

Garp picked his nose, looking completely unconcerned. "A pirate with 50 million Berries? I don't even have the desire to make a move."

Who's in a hurry?

Anyway, he's not in a hurry.

......

After looting a naval warship, it took a considerable amount of time to integrate the large amount of supplies.

These miscellaneous tasks can be left to the technical staff on board.

Meanwhile, the pirates were sweating profusely on the deck.

"Oh!"

"Who is piloting the fearless Snard?"

"Captain Russell!"

"Use the Devil Fruit to defeat the Navy."

"Captain Russell!"

Keep up the good work and don't let the training stop.

"Captain Russell!"

"Captain Russell! Captain Russell! Captain Russell!"

Ella walked out of the captain's cabin, where a training session was in full swing, with people chanting songs that Ella couldn't quite understand.

I don't know who taught it, but it sounds pretty good.

Russell was left with only his head on the deck; the rest of his limbs were training on their own.

This is how a fruit that has split into four pieces should be used.

Russell watched as Ella approached with a Den Den Mushi and asked, "What's up? Whose call is this?"

"I don't know, it's the Navy's previous Den Den Mushi, should I answer it?"

Of course, the captain makes the decisions on important matters.

Some Den Den Mushi have tracking capabilities, which would be bad if the Navy tracked them down.

"catch."

Russell was worried that the other party wouldn't come.

So Ella handed the Den Den Mushi to Russell's ear, and once the call connected, the Den Den Mushi immediately transformed into the shape of a mustache.

"Brigadier General White! It's me, Rat, old leader. You said you were going back to the East China Sea. Where are you now? I've prepared a gift for you. Do you remember Cocoyasi Village? The one that was occupied by Alon's gang."

"I just got word that some guy over there has secretly hoarded 100 million Berries. When is the old leader coming over? I'll bring the money over immediately and present it to him."

Naval Base No. 16.

The mouse, who had finally gotten through to Brigadier General White's Den Den Mushi, breathed a sigh of relief and then quickly gave his old superior a sly introduction.

You have to hold on tight and never let go.

I just received news a few days ago that Brigadier General White was returning to the East Blue, and he even asked me to prepare a few fishman slaves.

This means that we have to break ties with Ah Long and his gang.

That doesn't matter; between Aaron and Brigadier General White, he would naturally choose the latter.

On the other end of the Den Den Mushi: "Cocoa West Village? I understand."

Then the call was disconnected.

Colonel Mouse was stunned. Was that Brigadier General White's voice?

Why does this sound a bit unfamiliar?

He shook his head. That was Brigadier General White's Den Den Mushi. Even if it wasn't answered by him personally, it was by his adjutant or someone similar.

It can't be that the pirates took over again, can it?

Colonel Mouse's mood brightened instantly, and he ordered his men to prepare to head to Cocoyasi Village. He had just received intelligence from the fishmen that there was actually a billionaire in the small village of Cocoyasi.

"Colonel Mouse, something terrible has happened!"

Just as they boarded the ship, one of his men came over with a newspaper and a bounty poster, saying, "A new group of pirates has appeared in the East China Sea."

"What's the big deal? Is pirates anything strange?"

Colonel Mouse took the newspaper and then realized why his men were so panicked.

East Blue, the Devil Pirates, captain unknown...

A bounty of 50 million Berries?!