One Piece: The user of the Nen-Nen Fruit, who overturned the sea.

Roy finished confirming all the groups and clicked on the desktop:

"Resolve all the gray areas within a month. If resistance is encountered, crush it."

There's no need to show mercy, but there's one condition—after surrendering, follow the rules of Beehive Island.

The rules were simple: do not attack civilians, do not sell slaves, report flight routes regularly, and obey orders when necessary.

Those who are willing to comply live; those who are unwilling to comply die.

Each group received their task and dispersed.

Over the next two months, the New World underwent an unprecedented purge.

Barrett, along with Savi and Pea, advanced from east to west.

A captain with an 800 million bounty led 30 ships to intercept them. Without saying a word, Barrett transformed into a white tiger and charged in front of the enemy's flagship, punching it in half.

The captain hung from his ship's mast for more than half an hour before Savi rescued him. From then on, he never dared to utter the word "resistance" again.

Hawkeye and Kuina's approach was much quieter.

Hawkeye barely made a move; it was Kuina who did most of the fighting.

But Hawkeye only opens his eyes when he encounters a particularly difficult opponent. He casually swings his Black Blade Night, then continues walking forward with his eyes closed.

After Kuina defeated the "new world's rising swordsman," she asked Hawkeye how it went. Hawkeye simply replied with three words: "Not bad."

The combination of Tesoro and Enel is perfect.

With a clap of thunder and a cloud, the two of them working together can bring thunder and lightning to an entire sea area.

Those pirate crews who were still hesitating about whether to submit to the enemy saw the thunderclouds covering the sea and spontaneously raised the flag of Beehive Island.

Within two months, 90 percent of the gray area in the new world disappeared.

But not all submission is peaceful.

An island nation called the "Iron Wall Kingdom" withstood three attacks from Beehive Island with its sea stone walls.

Their king was a Devil Fruit user with a family tradition of using Devil Fruit powers.

The ability is to create absolute defense within a certain range, which cannot be penetrated by any physical attack.

After the third attack failed, Barrett took matters into his own hands.

He walked up to the city wall, looked at the sea stone wall that was said to be "impenetrable even by ancient weapons," and then grinned.

He retreated fifty meters, then began to accelerate.

Tiger stripes throbbed wildly beneath his skin, and his body was surrounded by awakened flames and domineering lightning.

When he took his final step, he had transformed into a giant white tiger taller than the city wall.

"roar--!!!"

The moment the tiger's claws slammed onto the stone city wall, the entire Iron Wall Kingdom trembled.

The wall began to crack in the middle, and the cracks spread in all directions before the entire wall collapsed with a roar.

Barrett stood in the ruins, dusting off his hands: "Iron Wall?"

From then on, the flag of the Ironwall Kingdom was changed to the design of Beehive Island.

Another story takes place on an island famous for its illusion fruits.

The ability users on that island can create an illusionary maze that covers the entire island. The first three teams from Beehive Island spent several days wandering inside without finding an exit.

In the end, Hawkeye went in person.

He entered the labyrinth of illusions, closed his eyes, and drew his sword.

After the slash, all the illusions on the island shattered.

"No matter how realistic the illusion is, it can't change the fact that the real body was killed." Hawkeye left these words as he sheathed his sword and turned to leave.

After the cleanup, some people will remain on Beehive Island to help with reconstruction.

Road construction, housing construction, training of security teams, and establishment of supply lines.

Following a series of measures, those kingdoms that had initially been subdued by force instead became dependent on Beehive Island.

Because the order brought about by Beehive Island is more efficient and fairer than the rule of the World Government.

By the third month, 60% of the New World had fallen completely under the control of Beehive Island.

All that was left was to begin attacking those major powers.

...............

The Flying Pirates.

Golden Lion Shiki.

The iconic spaceship cruised through the sky, its prow resembling a giant griffin. Scotty laughed heartily on the deck.

"Which little bug is coming to its death?"

Barrett looked up at the spaceship in the sky, his fur standing on end in anger.

"If you've got the guts, come down and fight me head-on! What kind of skill is it to just fly in the sky!"

Shiki laughed even harder: "My Devil Fruit ability is to fly, so why should I go down? Come up here if you dare!"

Barrett actually jumped up there.

He transformed into a white tiger and soared into the sky, almost reaching the deck of the spaceship.

But with a casual wave of his hand, Shiki sent a floating island crashing down.

Barrett had to turn back to deal with the giant rock falling from the sky, and by the time he finished, the spaceship had already flown more than a hundred meters away.

Similar scenarios played out repeatedly over the next few months.

Shiki's Flying Pirates roamed the New World like ghosts, specifically targeting the transport fleets of Beehive Island—robbing and running away, attacking and flying away.

Sometimes they would even drop huge rocks over the stronghold on Beehive Island, causing panic among the people below.

Barrett was assigned to guard the entrance area to the New World and to intercept Shiki's harassment.

As a result, he failed to catch Shiki head-on even once in two months, and his base was attacked seven or eight times.

"Next time I'll definitely dismantle your crappy boat and use it for firewood!"

Barrett roared at the sky, but the only response he received was Skye's hearty laughter.

On a nameless deserted island in the New World, Roy sat alone on a rock smoothed by the sea breeze, clutching a golden Den Den Mushi in his hand.

He dialed a number. The Den Den Mushi rang three times before being answered, and a rough laugh came from the other end.

"Roy! You actually have time to contact me now!"

Kaido's voice came through the Den Den Mushi, filled with an excited, alcohol-laden tone.

"There's a job for you."

"What kind of work?"

"Take over the territory of the Big Mom Pirates."

"I killed Big Mom. After she died, the territory fell apart."

Shanks took a portion, and the rest was divided among various smaller factions.

I'm not in a position to take action myself right now, so you can go and take it down for me.

What Shanks took is yours; the rest of the stragglers are yours to deal with, or if you don't like them, just pass them on to me.

There was a moment of silence on the other end of the Den Den Mushi, then Kaido's voice rang out again, tinged with a meaningful, playful tone:

"Why don't you rob it yourself?"

"Do you think that if I were to defeat Big Mom, her sons would possibly join Beehive Island?"

"Hehehehe!"

"You're still as shrewd as ever!"

Okay, I'll take this job.

But there's one condition—if Shanks insists on fighting me to the death, you have to promise not to interfere.

"I promise."

After the call ended, Kaido took action that very day.

The Beasts Pirates' fleet set out from Wano Country in full force, with all three calamities joining them.

Jhin patrols and scouts in the air, Quinn adjusts his robotic arm on the flagship's deck, and Jake propels himself underwater.

In Big Mom's former territory, the once-mighty generals have long since fallen into disarray.

Katakuri was still barely maintaining order, but with Big Mom dead,

The title of the Three Sweethearts is no longer enough to intimidate the undercurrents of their affiliated forces.