The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel...

Chapter 302 Improvement

Three days passed in the blink of an eye. With his extensive network in the underworld and his powerful resource allocation capabilities, Kiberson quickly delivered all the advanced instruments that Wes needed.

When these instruments were placed in front of Vegapunk, the genius scientist's previously slightly worried face immediately broke into a satisfied smile, and he nodded slightly.

With these instruments, it meant that his many experiments, which had been forced to be interrupted, could finally continue smoothly.

Wes has finally returned to Dressrosa.

As soon as I stepped onto this land, I saw a rather interesting scene.

Black Dwarf and Luo Zheng worked together to suppress several pirates, who were completely subdued and looked disheveled and resentful.

"They're all after your bounty."

Black Dwarf spoke in a deep, gruff voice, his thick arm gripping a pirate's shoulder tightly, rendering the man unable to move.

"Is that all?"

In fact, there were many more people coveting Wes's bounty of 20 billion Berries, but among the many who came with designs on him, only these few were Devil Fruit users, which is why Law deliberately spared their lives.

"Your strength is growing rapidly."

Wes looked at Luo with a hint of approval in his eyes.

Since Luo learned Haki, his strength has improved dramatically compared to before.

Nowadays, even those pirates with bounties of over 100 million cannot last more than a few rounds against Law.

Luo's diligent practice during this period has clearly yielded remarkable results.

"Recently, there have been more and more bounty hunters and pirates arriving, putting Cyrus and his crew under a lot of pressure."

Luo frowned and said with a serious expression.

He recounted at length the grim situation Dressrosa had been facing during this period, with bounty hunters and pirates pouring in wave after wave, like sharks smelling blood.

Cyrus and his soldiers fought with all their might, but their strength was limited, and they gradually became overwhelmed by the overwhelming enemy.

"And there are rumors that the Beasts Pirates have their eyes on you." Law's expression grew increasingly serious, and a hint of worry appeared in his eyes.

The Beasts Pirates are no benevolent forces; they are infamous on the high seas, known for their immense strength and brutal methods.

"The weapons and seastone of Wano Country have always been sold through Doflamingo's channels, but now..." Rodon paused, then continued, "Cutting off someone's source of income is like killing their parents and blocking their future. Now that Doflamingo has been dealt with, those trading channels that were originally conducted through him have also been cut off, so it was expected that the Beasts Pirates would be enraged."

Law was well aware of the stakes involved. The Beasts Pirates would not easily let go of anyone who affected their interests, and now Wes had undoubtedly become a thorn in their side.

It seems we need to strengthen these people's capabilities.

Wes pondered to himself.

Cyrus arrived at the castle with his soldiers.

This was the first time Wes had summoned them, and for these soldiers, it was undoubtedly an extremely important meeting. Each of them was incredibly nervous, as if a rabbit was trapped in their heart.

Even Cyrus, the usually brave and fearless warrior, couldn't help but feel uneasy at this moment.

Wes sat quietly on the tall and magnificent throne, his gaze sharp as he silently observed the soldiers before him.

Each of them bore some kind of wound, some of which were not yet fully healed and were still oozing blood. They were clearly injured in the battles with the bounty hunters and pirates.

These scars are like medals for their heroic battles, and they also bear witness to the hardships they endured during this period.

"You've done a good job these past few weeks." Wes's voice echoed in the silent hall, his tone calm but carrying an undeniable certainty.

His words were undoubtedly a great encouragement to these exhausted soldiers, easing their tension somewhat.

Wes remained calm and took out a Philosopher's Stone.

In that instant, magical circles that shone with strange light suddenly appeared on the ground beneath the soldiers' feet.

"What is this?" The soldiers stared wide-eyed at the sight, their faces showing surprise and confusion. They had never seen such a strange sight before, and felt both curious and vaguely uneasy.

"Don't move, strengthen your bodies." Wes's voice was steady and powerful, carrying an unquestionable authority.

He focused intently on manipulating the Philosopher's Stone in his hand, guiding that mysterious power through the magic circle and slowly infusing it into the soldiers' bodies.

Under the red light, something miraculous happened.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

The wounds, large and small, on the soldiers' bodies began to heal rapidly at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The scars that were just moments ago so hideous and terrifying gradually disappeared, as if they had never existed.

Moreover, some soldiers' old wounds, the chronic conditions caused by severe injuries, began to gradually heal under the light.

Most astonishingly, even Cyrus's long-missing left leg slowly began to grow back thanks to the Philosopher's Stone.

The newborn left leg blended perfectly with his original body, as if it had never been lost.

"This is simply a miracle!"

One soldier clenched his fist in excitement, clearly feeling the earth-shattering changes taking place in his body.

Originally unable to learn Haki due to his physical limitations, he now felt full of power, as if the shackles that had previously prevented him from becoming stronger had been broken, and his power had increased several times over.

The other soldiers were the same; each of them felt a qualitative improvement in their own strength during this miraculous enhancement process.

Their once exhausted bodies were now full of vitality, and their eyes were once again filled with fighting spirit. They now had enough strength to face any invading enemy.

Luo, watching this scene from the side, couldn't help but reveal a hint of envy in his eyes.

He also longed for the opportunity to rapidly improve his strength, because on this dangerous and challenging sea, greater strength meant more chances of survival and greater say.

However, Luo quickly adjusted his mindset. He knew that he had not yet reached his limit and still had a lot of room for improvement.

He believes that through his own diligent practice, step by step, he will one day reach a higher level, without needing to seek this kind of forced growth method now.

(End of this chapter)