One Piece: New Century Hextech Warriors

Late at night, several warships arrived at Ohara at high speed.

"Gunners, prepare for fire! The rest of you, follow me ashore!"

Tina stood at the forefront of the warship and gave a loud order.

She had to force the colonel of the 3rd branch to give her the ship. Fortunately, she encountered reinforcements sent by headquarters on her way there, and she came to help them.

She, who is always very clean, hadn't washed her hair for many days, and her clothes still bore traces of gunpowder from her battle with Dafu, but she didn't care about any of that.

"Uriel Sith, you mustn't die!"

Tina whispered through gritted teeth.

She trusted Sith's strength, but the other party was the son of one of the Four Emperors, so she was afraid that he was in grave danger.

As they drew closer to the shores of Ohara, Tina and the biscuits suddenly realized something was wrong.

There was no trace of the Big Mom Pirates on the shore, nor were there any sounds of battle.

Could the fighting be over already?!

A moment later, the naval reinforcements came ashore with puzzled looks, only to see Sith smiling and waving at them:

"You guys came pretty fast, but sorry, I've already chased away the Big Mom Pirates!"

The reinforcements exploded in a burst of noise.

That's Big Mom's son, and even Charlotte Katakuri, a super-powerful fighter, yet he was driven away by a mere officer from the Four Seas?

Even comics wouldn't dare to write something like this!

But seeing the horrific signs of battle at the scene, and Sith's relaxed smile, no one doubted the truth of the matter.

"Don't worry about me. Take good care of my men first. Give them the best treatment and supplies. If they're not enough, deduct it from my salary."

Sith gave a few instructions to a group of medics who ran over, and was surprised to see Tina.

"Tina, what are you doing here?"

He ran over with great joy.

Sith intended to set off immediately to continue searching for her, but unexpectedly she appeared on her own.

Tina walked towards him with red eyes and suddenly threw a punch.

"Hiss~"

Sith grimaced and touched his chest. Before he could ask Tina why she hit him, the aloof and mature woman had already thrown herself into his arms and started sobbing like a kitten.

"Idiot, idiot, idiot! You actually came all by yourself to fight Big Mom's people!"

"I thought you were dead..."

Tina, her face streaked with tears, recounted her experiences over the past few days in broken sentences.

Sith gently patted her head and said softly:

"Alright, alright, I'm not that easy to die!"

He also recounted his encounter with the Big Mom Pirates, omitting, of course, the part about fleecing Katakuri.

When Tina heard that Sith was fighting Big Mom's sons to save her, she cried even louder.

Under the moonlight, Sith quietly held her in his arms, while the marines around them watched with envy.

"Sigh, only Sith could handle a woman like Colonel Tina."

"By the way, Colonel Tina is a few years older than Colonel Sith, is that alright?"

"They're a perfect match, what right do you, a monster, have to object!"

While the navy personnel were discussing the matter, Tina had already pulled Sith away.

"Elbow, come inside with me. I need to know the details of your fight!"

The intense emotions that had been suppressed for several days urgently needed to be released.

midnight.

"Siss, have you changed again?"

Tina asked in surprise during their second battle.

Sith scratched his head. "Really? Maybe he's still growing."

After defeating Daifuku, Katakuri, and Buffalo in succession, the [Tank Engine] made him even bigger.

"Never mind, I told you I'd beat you this time!"

The next morning.

Sith rubbed his aching body and sat down at the table to begin writing a report for headquarters.

"Haha, Zephyr is such a pleasant surprise!"

In the Fleet Admiral's office, Sengoku burst into laughter while holding the Sith's report.

Garp nodded smugly to himself.

"That's right, I was the one who recommended this kid to Zephyr back then!"

As he spoke, he secretly took the senbei from the marshal's pocket when Sengoku wasn't paying attention.

Zhan Guo glared at him irritably, but let him be.

I'm so happy today!

The high-ranking naval officers sitting below also held Sith's report, their faces beaming with smiles.

After the Battle of Ohara broke out, Sengoku immediately convened a meeting of all the navy personnel to discuss countermeasures.

Every move of the Four Emperors is a big deal, not to mention Charlotte Linlin's two sons suddenly running off to the West Blue, it's hard for the Marine Headquarters not to have any doubts.

Before they could even take action, Sith had already called to say the battle was over.

The idea of ​​a twenty-year-old navy man single-handedly driving away Big Mom's two sons is truly exhilarating.

Lieutenant General Tsuru read Sith's report word by word and smiled slightly:

"This little guy is qualified to go on a mission to the Grand Line, isn't he?"

Sengoku slapped his thigh and exclaimed, "Of course!"

Logically, Sith should have completed several more missions before he was qualified to go to the Grand Line for hunting missions.

But the sheer value of this mission in Ohara has clearly qualified the Sith for it.

Sengoku secretly rejoiced that he had been chosen to participate in the Celestial Dragons' school trip.

With this guy around, the success rate of the mission will definitely increase significantly, right?

Crane quickly calmed down from her joy and frowned, saying:

"Although Big Mom's people suffered, the Sith suspected in their report that Katakuri and Daifuku might have already found the Poneglyphs."

"In the Warring States period, Charlotte Linlin's ambitions may be greater than we imagine; we must be on high alert."

Zhan Guo nodded and said in a deep voice:

"I will send more people to the branches in the New World and have them keep a close eye on Charlotte Linlin."

The Navy knew very well that Ohara's family wasn't the only one interested in the Poneglyphs; Charlotte Linlin had also been searching for the Poneglyphs for years, hoping to find the One Piece and become the Pirate King.

However, Big Mom is not an easy target like Ohara; the Navy simply can't do anything about her.

At this moment, Sengoku suddenly realized something and frowned at the three people sitting next to him, saying:

"Hey, are you three just spacing out? Why aren't you saying a word?"

Only the three generals could garner such close attention from the marshal.

"Ah? Oh, sorry, I was just reading Sith's report too intently."

Kizaru took the report off his face, wiped his drool, and said...

Zhan Guo was speechless. You were clearly dozing off while hiding your face with the report, weren't you?

He turned his gaze to Aokiji.

"I don't have much to say. Uriel Sith did a good job and deserves more training."

Aokiji commented indifferently, as if he didn't care about the matter at all.

Only Aokiji himself knew that when he heard the name "Ohara," two figures, one large and one small, uncontrollably appeared in his mind, and his long-frozen heart was instantly stirred up by a storm.

The Warring States period was furious, but there was nothing they could do about these two lazy fellows.

I'm used to it!

Fortunately, Akainu's attitude was at least serious. After frowning and reading Sith's report, he said to Sengoku in a serious tone:

"Marshal Sengoku, I suggest that Sith be severely punished."

This statement surprised everyone.

"Kid, do you know what you're saying? Sith just did something really great!"

Garp was the first to step forward and start criticizing, splattering bits of senbei from his mouth onto Akainu's table.

Akainu calmly said:

"Uriel Sith disregarded military discipline and started a battle with the Big Mom Pirates without headquarters' permission, almost causing a major disaster. Shouldn't he be punished?"

Before Sengoku could speak, Aokiji chuckled.

"Akainu, I see you're still angry about Dio's death, aren't you?"

"Although I don't have any particular feelings towards Uriel Sith, I think he did nothing wrong in the East and West Blues. I don't think it's necessary for you to oppose him because of your own selfishness."

The atmosphere in the conference room suddenly turned cold. Akainu slowly turned his thick neck and stared intently at Aokiji beside him.

Aokiji was right; he really hated the Sith.

He was very dissatisfied when Sith killed Colonel Mason. Although Mason was secretly engaged in the slave trade, his branch's record of fighting pirates was real. With Mason gone, it meant that many pirates would escape.

In Akainu's view, eliminating pirates is the most important thing. He doesn't care if it's a black cat or a white cat. As long as it can achieve absolute justice, it's a good cat!

Furthermore, because Colonel Mason was killed by the Sith, the East Blue was left undefended, allowing the Revolutionary Army to take advantage of the situation and rob the Celestial Gold, and also kill Dio, whom he had painstakingly trained.

Regardless of how much this matter relates to the Sith, that's what Akainu thinks.

Most importantly, Akainu despises juniors like Sith who disobey their superiors and act recklessly. This time, Sith acted on his own initiative in the Ohara incident, and Akainu has a vague premonition that this guy may cause significant losses to the Navy in the future.

This child must not be allowed to live!

"Aokiji, if you dare to insult me ​​like this again, don't blame me for being impolite."

Akainu's skin turned red at a visible speed, like a volcano about to erupt.

Aokiji adjusted his blindfold, squinted, and smiled:

"Oh, I didn't realize you were being so polite just now?"

Kizaru silently moved his chair further away from the two of them.

Just as tensions were about to rise, a majestic voice from the Warring States period rang out.

"If you two want me to beat you up and kick you out of the Navy, feel free to keep arguing."

hum-

A wave of Conqueror's Haki swept out from his body, causing Aokiji and Akainu to shudder.

"Oh dear, I wouldn't dare leave the Navy, after all, it's quite comfortable sleeping here."

After finishing speaking, Aokiji pulled off his blindfold, leaned his head back in the chair, and began to doze off.

Akainu snorted coldly and said nothing more.

Sengoku, too lazy to pay attention to the two anymore, continued:

"Uriel Sith must be properly rewarded, and not only rewarded, but his deeds must be publicized throughout the world and the Grand Line!"

"Now that I've finished speaking, who agrees and who disagrees?"

Akainu, who had just been intimidated by Conqueror's Haki, didn't speak, and everyone else naturally voted unanimously in favor.

Zhan Guo slammed his fist on the table.

"That's what we'll do then!"