One Piece: Starting from Awakening the Cosmo at Marineford

Just then, Finbdy's Den Den Mushi rang.

He quickly answered the phone, and a panicked report came through the Den Den Mushi: "It's terrible! The Blackbeard Pirates are here! They're firing at our warships!"

"Boss, I'll go check it out!" said Fombardy.

Aaron nodded and looked at Fossa: "The black-bearded man is probably here to deal with you. I just don't know who it is."

Fossa snorted, "Who cares who they are? Once they come, they won't leave alive!"

Aaron laughed and said, "How about it? Should I let you go and settle your score first?"

Fossa said, "We'll settle our score after I've dealt with Blackbeard's men!"

Aaron stepped aside: "Please."

Fossa squinted and shouted, "Men! Follow me to the beach and face the Blackbeard Pirates!"

The henchmen immediately perked up and followed Fossa, marching menacingly toward the sea.

Lark said, "Senior Aaron, this black-bearded man is here. Should we also keep them here?"

Aaron said, "No rush. Let them fight like dogs first, and we'll clean up the mess later."

Lark asked worriedly, "What if they damage our warships?"

Aaron paused, scratching his head. "Yeah. The Den Den Mushi just said the Blackbeard's ships are firing at our warships. Let's go!"

The two arrived at the seaside and saw a pirate ship made of several giant logs, with the flag of the Blackbeard Pirates flying on its sails.

Hibari said, "Senior Aaron, the people at the bow are officers of the Whitebeard Pirates: one is Sheriff Laffitte, and the other is Barrel Basque Jolt, an escaped convict from Impel Down!"

Aaron said with some disappointment, "Heh, just these two pieces of meat. I thought someone important had come."

Yun Que appeared much more cautious: "Senior Aaron, these two are very strong, we must be careful!"

The cannon fire had stopped, and Blackbeard's ship had docked.

Finbdi stood to one side, with more than twenty marines behind him, each holding a weapon and ready for battle.

Lafayette jumped ashore, and Basque Jot also came ashore. Immediately, three or four hundred pirates surged up behind them.

Lafayette picked up his cane, twirled it in his hand, and then leaned on the ground, saying, "Fosa, we are here on Admiral Teach's orders to kill you!"

Fossa sneered, "Why didn't that traitorous bastard Teach come in person? Is he too ashamed to face me?"

"Hehehe!" Raphael adjusted his hat brim. "Fosa, we don't even need Teach to deal with you personally. The two of us are enough. Your men probably can't hold this island. Of course, if you're willing to surrender and join the Blackbeard Pirates, it's not too late."

Fossa cursed, "That damned traitor! He killed Ace and then killed Daddy! One day, I'll chop off his head myself!"

Basque Chote said, "You won't have that chance, because I'm about to take your life!"

Fossa brandished his sword, pointing it at Basque Chote: "You were involved that day too! Neither of you will leave here alive!"

Lafayette raised a hand: "Let's not talk about that now. Can you tell me what these marines are here for?"

Fossa said, "These marines are nothing to worry about. Once I've dealt with you, I'll take care of them as well."

Lafayette chuckled darkly, "It's not too late for you to change your mind. If you're willing to join us, I can take care of them for you."

Fossa roared, "I'll finish you off right now! Twin Flame Slashes!"

Fossa didn't waste any more words. Blackbeard sent over two officers and more than 300 pirates.

On his side, however, he was the only one who could be considered a master, putting him at a disadvantage in terms of stacking.

In addition, the opposing side had more than 100 more men than his side, giving them an advantage as well.

Fossa had no choice but to strike first.

But Lafayette and Basque Chote were prepared.

"The Drunkard's Fire!"

The Basque suddenly spat out the liquor from his mouth, which instantly ignited and enveloped Fossa's entire body.

Lafayette had already drawn the rapier from his cane, swung it aside, and thrust it towards Fossa's ribs.

The cross-shaped flames collided with the flames of the Basque Chote, exploding into a large ball that rose into the sky.

Instead of blocking Lafayette's thrusting sword, he suddenly used his legs to lunge straight at Basque Jote.

"Hey!" Basque Chote's eyes widened, and he abruptly stepped back.

With a soft "sizzle," Lafayette's rapier pierced Fossa's skin, leaving a bloody gash.

Fossa did not turn around, and slashed his knife at Basque Jote.

In his panic, Basque Jote held up the gourd of wine in front of him.

With a "clang," Fosa was startled, never expecting that his move would be blocked by an inconspicuous gourd.

"Hahaha! My gourd is made of iron! You're dumbfounded!"

"Captain, watch out!"

Fossa felt a gust of wind behind him and quickly turned around.

Lafayette's sword still pierced his left arm, going right through it.

Lafayette gave a sinister smile, flicked his wrist, and the blade sliced ​​outwards.

Fosa gritted his teeth in anger, ignoring the injury to his left arm, and continued his fierce attack.

Basque Chote shouted, "Lafayette! He's injured! Come quick, let's take him down together!"

Lafayette said, "No rush, take your time. The harder he fights now, the faster he bleeds."

Basque Jote cursed, "Damn Lafayette, he's a wounded beast now! The way he's fighting, I'm easily injured!"

Lafayette sneered twice: "Hold on a little longer, I'll go take care of his henchmen!"

After speaking, Lafayette immediately lunged at the hundreds of pirates who were engaged in a chaotic battle.

With a swift movement, he stabbed several pirates to death.

Upon hearing the screams behind him, Fosa was thrown into disarray.

Basque Chote laughed heartily at the sight and smashed his gourd repeatedly as if he wanted to break Fossa's knife.

Fossa wanted to help his men, but he couldn't leave his post, so he could only shout, "Run!"

"Escape? Where can they escape to? Hahaha!"

Basque Jote laughed loudly, and flames shot from his mouth again.

Fossa was a little too slow to dodge, and his Mediterranean-style hair was instantly burned off, making him even balder.

Basque Chote laughed heartily: "Fosa, you're playing with fire! You're making a fool of yourself by playing with fire in front of me!"

Fossa was furious and eager to get rid of Basque Jote.

But Jote seemed to have read his mind and began to change his strategy, simply dodging and stalling for time.

When Fossa tried to abandon him, he clung to him like a leech.

A while later, Laffitte stabbed more than a dozen pirates to death.

The disparity in numbers between the two sides was already significant, and with the addition of Lafayette, Forsa's allies suffered a crushing defeat, quickly finding themselves surrounded in a large circle.