One Piece: We already have the Four Gods, so my Six Paths Sage is reasonable, right?

"Tsk!" The white-bearded man didn't say much, but turned his head and glanced at Wang Zhi with a look of disgust.

Wang Zhi pretended not to see it, continuing to munch on his pizza with a smug smile on his lips.

Two days have passed in the blink of an eye.

Ron and the others had already arrived at the route provided by the Kuja Pirates, and the boring sound of the waves kept lapping against the side of the ship.

The wait was extremely long, especially on such a small speedboat.

Even more fatally, they had run out of food a day earlier, and if they didn't see any World Government warships soon, they would have to leave.

However, after spending the last two days together, Whitebeard's attitude towards Ron has changed.

At first, he thought Ron was no different from the Golden Lion gang of bastards, but after chatting with him for a while, Whitebeard found that Ron wasn't so bad after all.

"Hey hey hey, it's your turn, Ron." Stussy smiled at Ron, a hint of anticipation in his eyes.

Because they were so bored, Stussy organized a game for everyone. The rules were simple: each person would take turns telling their story and why they chose to become a pirate.

Kaido spoke first, and the situation was consistent with the original story.

The second one is the white-bearded one.

He didn't say much, only briefly mentioning the poverty of his hometown, the collapse of order, and the home he could never return to.

Whether it's Kaido or Whitebeard, their stories of hardship are almost always quite tragic.

It seems that this kind of misfortune is the norm on this vast sea.

"Me?" Ron paused for a few seconds after Stussy called him, then slowly said, "Pretty much the same as you guys. I never saw my dad after I was born; I was raised by my maternal grandparents. When I was 14, my mom became addicted to drugs and was taken to compulsory rehabilitation. On the day of my visit, she asked me to borrow money, and I turned and left. That was the last time I saw her. When I was 20, my grandparents passed away, and that's when I became a pirate."

Ron didn't know what the key point was either; he simply summarized his twenty years on Earth in a very simple way.

There was a moment of silence in the boat.

"Drug use? Forced rehabilitation?" Kaido frowned, finding the words quite intriguing. After pondering them for a moment, he suddenly cursed, "Ron, you're not being honest! You're definitely making up a story to fool us!"

"Hahahaha!" Ron immediately laughed. As he laughed, he thought, "Yeah, so I've transmigrated. I'm not sad at all, not even a little bit."

"You...you really have no sense of humor," Stussy complained playfully, thinking Ron was just talking nonsense to tease them.

Ron didn't refute it, he just smiled and shrugged.

Whitebeard kept a close eye on Ron's every move, without saying a word or laughing.

"Now it's my turn," Wang Zhi said with a grin.

"Get out of here, who cares about what happened to you?" the white-bearded man said slowly, his tone filled with undisguised disdain.

"Newgate...you're so heartless! We were partners, weren't we?" Wang Zhi clutched his chest, making a heartbroken expression.

"Partners? Idiot, who's your partner?" The white-bearded man continued nonchalantly, "We're just temporary partners who came together to work with Rocks."

After he finished speaking, the cabin fell silent again.

But this time, the silence wasn't due to Whitebeard's words, but because everyone noticed at the same time that a huge outline had appeared at the horizon.

The outline was initially just a blurry black dot, like a speck of dust where the sea meets the sky.

But as time went by, it became clearer and larger, gradually revealing the imposing presence of a giant warship.

"Is it finally here?!" Kaido suddenly stood up, his fists clenched, his eyes gleaming with excitement. He had waited for two days and gone hungry for a whole day. His pent-up frustration had finally found an outlet.

Whitebeard glanced at the distant warship out of the corner of his eye. "It's too early to be happy. We're not even sure if the Kuja Pirates' intelligence is accurate."

"Do you have any battle plans, Newgate?" Wang Zhi's tone became more serious.

"Yes," the white-bearded man replied. "Good luck to everyone."

"..."

Kaido paused for a moment, then grinned, revealing a somewhat sinister smile: "Fine, then let's see who has the best skills."

At the same time, on a World Government warship.

The naval soldier in charge of reconnaissance, holding up his binoculars, suddenly had his pupils shrink.

He rubbed his eyes, took another look, and after confirming that it was correct, his expression changed drastically.

"Tap tap tap tap..."

A series of hurried footsteps echoed in the ship's corridor.

"Reporting to Vice Admiral Garp and Admiral Sengoku!"

A loud voice rang out from the entrance of the ship's hall.

"Enemy ship spotted ahead! The enemies include Edward Newgate, Baggins Stussy, Wang Zhi, trainee Kaido, and... the recently infamous 'Cold-Blooded Butcher' Ron!"

Karp, who had been lying sprawled out asleep on the sofa, immediately jumped up after hearing the report.

"Finally, some work?" Garp grinned, clenching his fist. "I almost thought this trip was a waste of time."

After saying that, Garp strode out.

"Hey, Garp, wait a minute!" Sengoku hurriedly called out to him, his brows furrowed. "You're too hasty! The plan isn't finished yet."

But Garp only paused slightly, waving his hand without turning around: "A plan? Fist is the best plan!"

"You idiot," Sengoku muttered, but he didn't stop them. All in all, the plan was perfect, and they successfully fooled the Rocks Pirates.