Simultaneous Transmigration: Why is it all One Piece world?

Chapter 100 I hope your grand plan won't disappoint me!

"It's...it's recorded! The whole thing! Not a single detail was missed!" Jimmy nodded repeatedly, holding the video Den Den Mushi.

"Very good." Nock nodded in satisfaction. "Use this video to get me in touch with Morgans."

"President?" Jimmy was taken aback, then realized what he meant, his heart pounding. "You...you need something?"

"Of course," Nock's smile deepened, "I have something else that's enough to shake the world, and I want to have a good talk with him about it."

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Jimmy swallowed hard, his mouth feeling dry. Without hesitation, he pulled out another Den Den Mushi and, relying on the special emergency communication channels within the news industry, reported the issue up the chain of command. Soon, the Den Den Mushi transformed into an exaggeratedly designed bird-headed figure wearing a news hat.

"This is Morgans! I heard there's big news about the Celestial Dragons?! Quick! Send me the video!!" The Den Den Mushi mimicked Morgans' excited and urgent shrill voice perfectly.

"President! It's...it's Lord Nok who wants to talk to you!" Jimmy said, trembling as he respectfully handed the Den Den Mushi to Nok.

Nock took the Den Den Mushi and looked at the bird-like face: "President Morgans."

"You're Nock?" Morgans' excitement cooled slightly, but his curiosity was instantly ignited to its peak. "You killed a Celestial Dragon?! And you want to talk to me? Talk about what?!"

Morgans, known as the King of News, naturally knew Nok's identity. However, the fact that a rising star of the Navy had openly killed a Celestial Dragon in public was already enough to become a global sensation. But now, Nok wanted to talk to him?!

"The video footage is now in my hands. If you want it," Nock's lips curled into a meaningful smile, "come and talk to me in person. By the way, I have another plan that's even bigger and more shocking than 'The Navy's Rising Star Kills the Celestial Dragons,' a plan that could overturn the entire world, to share with you."

"Bigger? More shocking? World-shaking?!" Morgans's bird eyes widened instantly, and his breathing became rapid.

"If you're interested, if you want to be a witness to and a driver of this upheaval," Nock's voice was enticing.

Come find me in Ohara.

"Ohara?!" Morgans exclaimed in surprise. "That archaeological holy site in the Western Sea? Wait! What exactly is your plan?!"

Morgans' voice was filled with vigilance and the struggle between immense temptation and reality. Meeting with Noc, who had just killed a Celestial Dragon, would undoubtedly put him in opposition to the World Government, a risk of great danger!

Nock chuckled softly. "This is a plan that will shake up the world's chessboard. As for what it is..." He paused deliberately, "You'll find out when you get here. You only have one chance, Morgans. The choice is yours: to peacefully report on the leftovers others have chewed up, or to personally ignite the fuse that will change the times."

A brief silence fell on the other end of the Den Den Mushi. Morgans could hear his own heart pounding. His intuition told him this was an absolutely momentous, history-shaking event!

The risks are enormous, but the rewards... could be unprecedented!

And as the biggest source of amusement in the world of One Piece...

Ultimately, the overwhelming desire for a "big story" overwhelmed all his concerns, and Morphins, his voice trembling with excitement, decided to go all in: "Okay! Nock, I'll go! See you in O'Hara, I hope your grand plan won't disappoint me!"

"A wise choice." Nock hung up the Den Den Mushi and tossed it back to the nearly exhausted Jimmy.

He glanced one last time at his nominal subordinates, whose eyes, now fixed on Knok, were filled with fear and confusion.

Unbelievable, and a touch of... indescribable reverence.

I thought I was following a promising new star, but instead I witnessed the collapse of a myth and the beginning of an epic.

"How's it going?" Nock's voice returned to calm. "Anyone interested in joining my new navy?"

silence.

No one dared to answer.

Join Noc? Rebel against the hypocritical world government?

While it's very appealing, it means completely betraying the Navy, becoming an enemy of the World Government, and becoming the common enemy of the entire world!

Future prospects, family, life... everything hangs in the balance.

This pressure is immense!

Nock seemed to have anticipated this outcome and didn't seem to care.

"Colonel Klaus."

"exist."

"When you get back, report exactly as you normally would. Report everything I said and everything I did, verbatim. Don't cover for me or try to excuse me. I admit what I did." Nock paused. "As for you, if anyone asks, just say I threatened you, that you were forced. There's nothing shameful about that."

Klaus's Adam's apple bobbed. "Brigadier General, isn't there any other way?"

Nock looked at him for a few seconds. "What's your daughter's name again?"

'

...Dol.

"Dol, a good name." Nock nodded.

He turned around and said something indifferently.

"Well then, farewell."

The sailors only saw him walk away with his back to them, and then his figure began to dissipate, turning into a wisp of smoke that was blown away by the sea breeze and scattered into the dense mangrove forests of the Sabaody Archipelago. No one knew where the smoke went, and no one dared to chase after it.

Klaus stood there, looking at the empty sky, his hand loosening from the hilt of his knife and hanging at his side. He looked down at his hand, clenching it and then releasing it.

"Colonel," Cohen approached, his voice hoarse, "what...what do we do?"

Klaus raised his head, his face expressionless. He turned around, looked at the navy men who were still kneeling and slumped, bewildered, and took a deep breath.

"Fall back to the ship."

Only after it had moved far away from the Sabaody Archipelago and confirmed that no one was following it did the cloud suddenly shrink and condense, transforming into a dazzling blue-white lightning bolt that tore through the sky and sped toward the West Sea at an unimaginable speed!

West Sea, Ohara.

This is a tranquil island brimming with wisdom.

The enormous Omniscient Tree Library is its heart and its symbol.

The air was filled with the scent of ink from books and the freshness of grass and trees. Scholars hurried about, while residents lived a tranquil life, as if isolated from the turbulent sea outside.

Nock's figure transformed into a tiny bolt of lightning, arriving silently.

The familiar sea breeze, the familiar scent of grass and trees, and that towering, all-knowing tree in the distance... a complex emotion that is hard to describe welled up in my heart.

Feeling sentimental, nostalgic?

He floated in the air, looking down at the island that had given him the starting point of his second life. Sunlight filtered through the massive canopy of trees, casting dappled shadows, and everything seemed so peaceful.

"Tsk, Robin..." Nock clicked his tongue, thinking of his niece from the original story who had such a tragic fate.