One Piece: Blue Scale Admiral

"Why are you stopping, Brother Luo Xia?"

"No need to go."

Rorschach's eyes flashed with electricity, and his gaze turned icy cold.

Chapter 112 Aristotle the Avenger [5/5 Please Subscribe]

Mangrove Zone No. 1.

This mangrove area is arguably the most bustling part of Shambaud.

Because of its excellent location, facing the sea and not blocked by the canopy of the Yarkand mangroves, it receives plenty of sunshine.

Unlike other mangrove areas, the terrain here is rugged and appears to be randomly generated.

The ground in Mangrove Area No. 1 is very spacious and flat.

Because of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, Doflamingo, who built the largest auction house in Sabaody Archipelago in Area 1.

He spent a great deal of effort and money to repair the ground here.

They also built a large number of bridges to connect the various areas.

This quickly made Area One a bustling and prosperous place, attracting nobles and wealthy people from all over the world.

Here, as long as you have money, you can enjoy royal treatment.

Famous swords, beautiful women, powerful warriors, Devil Fruits, precious jewelry, oil paintings, and even large quantities of weapons can all be purchased at the Famous Items Auction House.

In fact, it is also because occasionally, high-ranking world nobles will appear here.

This attracted countless nobles and merchants who wanted to curry favor with them.

Luo held the ghost crying and stared at the lavishly decorated building in the distance, his face indifferent.

The building in front of you is one of Doflamingo's properties, the largest auction house in the Sabaody Archipelago, the Famous Goods Auction House.

Seeing Luo approach, the armored guards standing at the entrance of the auction house stepped forward and extended their spears.

"Please stop here, guests. The auction will not begin until tomorrow. We are closed at other times."

"I'd like to know what treasures might appear at tomorrow's auction."

Luo remained calm, showing no fear whatsoever.

Perhaps seeing Luo's extraordinary demeanor, the guard withdrew his spear and became more polite.

"I can't tell you the specifics of the auction, but I can reveal that tomorrow's auction might feature a mermaid slave worth hundreds of millions of Berries, and a famous sword from Wano Country."

"Look over there. Even the strongest rookie pirate of the year, Aristotle the Avenger, has come. That shows how attractive this auction house is."

The guard pointed to a large tree a few hundred meters away from the auction house.

A group of strong and burly pirates were gathered there, some standing and some sitting, laughing and making a ruckus.

The most eye-catching figures were two burly men sitting on large red-lacquered chests.

The two burly men looked almost identical; both were hulking figures over three meters tall.

The one on the right, however, has a huge horizontal scar on his forehead.

His left chest is covered with skull tattoos.

“Aristotle the Avenger?” Luo murmured, realizing he had never heard of the name before.

"No way, sir, you haven't heard of Aristotle? His name has been making waves all over the Grand Line lately."

The guard said somewhat exaggeratedly, "I heard that his hometown was destroyed because of the corrupt navy's exploitation. So, ever since he became a pirate, he has frequently attacked any navy he encounters at sea."

"It even wiped out more than a dozen small naval branches and killed thousands of sailors and civilians."

"See that burly man with the scar on his forehead? That's Aristotle, with a bounty of 360 million Berries! His nickname is Bloody Avenger."

"That guy next to him is his twin brother, Daffylons, with a bounty of 210 million Berries! His nickname is The Raider."

"The bounty is over 300 million?"

Luo's expression showed some emotion.

This bounty is among the highest of all pirates on the Grand Line.

The last time I encountered Mig Jones in the Kingdom of Princes, he possessed such a strange and powerful ability, yet his bounty was only slightly over a hundred million.

The combined bounty on these two giants is equivalent to that of five Mig Joneses.

Perhaps noticing Luo's gaze, the giant Dafilons, sitting several hundred meters away on the left, raised his head and glanced in their direction.

"what?"

In that one glance, Dafilons' eyes locked onto the Ghost Crying in Luo's arms.

Hey! You over there, buddy!

His voice was loud, as if echoing in a huge chest cavity, and it reached Luo's ears clearly, causing the soap bubbles floating in mid-air to pop and burst one by one.

"Could you let me see that knife you're holding? I'm very interested in famous swords."

Dafilons grinned, revealing a mouthful of white teeth. "I can offer you a very high price."

He patted the large red lacquered trunk he was sitting on.

"I am very rich."

Luo glanced at him indifferently and said coldly, "Sorry, I'm not selling."

"Think carefully before you answer, buddy."

Dafilons crossed his two thick arms and leaned casually against the big tree behind him.

Behind him, a group of burly pirates were watching them intently.

Luo glanced coldly at them, then turned and left.

"Ok?"

Dafilons was stunned for a moment, but then, instead of flying into a rage as Luo had expected and rushing over to snatch the Ghost Cry, he did not.

Instead, he threw his head back and burst into laughter.

"Hahaha, got rejected. As expected, a famous sword isn't something you can just buy on the street. Damn it, I already have so much money."

"Brother Dafirons, didn't the auction house's brochure say that there's a famous sword from Wano Country called Sayo Shigure at tomorrow's auction?"

A pirate behind him warned him.

"Hahaha, then I'll just have to wait until tomorrow. Tomorrow I'll have a better weapon, and then..."

Dafilons took the steel knife from his waist, sighed, and then stuffed it, scabbard and all, into his mouth, chewing it with a crunching sound.

He chewed up the incredibly hard steel knife as easily as eating sugarcane, swallowing it whole in just a few bites.

"Delicious~ I really want to try the taste of a Fine Blade, a Great Blade, or a Supreme Great Blade. I've almost forgotten what the Fine Blade I ate last time tasted like."

Dafilons licked his lips.

At this moment, Aristotle, who had been pretending to sleep with his arms crossed, stood up.

"I'm thirsty. I'm going to check out the naval base on this island. You guys stay here and let me know immediately if you spot any Celestial Dragons. I'll be right there."

"Brother, remember to check if there are any famous swords there."

Dafiron shouted from behind.

Then, he crossed his arms and leaned against a large tree, instructing, "Take some money and go see if there are any good weapons for sale elsewhere. Buy me a few; I'm hungry. Remember, don't force people who don't want to sell weapons, unless they're in the navy."

Meanwhile, Marineford.

Sengoku looked at the documents in his hand, a rare expression of anger appearing on his face. He slammed his hand on the table in front of him, startling Kizaru, who was trimming his nails.

"The Aristotle brothers, who killed so many marines, still dare to show their faces in Sabaody Archipelago! Kizaru, go and capture that arrogant guy. I want him to suffer a fate worse than death in Impel Down!"

"That's terrifying, Fleet Admiral Sengoku. That guy is indeed a ruthless pirate. But, didn't we just send a fighter over to Sabaody Archipelago? Why don't we just have him capture Aristotle?"

"You mean... Rorschach?" Sengoku hesitated. "Can he handle it?"

“Absolutely no problem. His current strength is even a little frightening to me.”

Chapter 113 The Decalban Brothers

"Boss! Bring me ten more servings of tuna fillets!"

"Give me ten more servings of tuna fillets, boss!"

In the upscale restaurant next to Soap Bubble Park No. 33, two fat young men with fierce looks sat on either side of the table closest to the bar, yelling at the restaurant owner who was covered in sweat.

"Please...please wait a moment, we'll prepare it for the guests right away."

The owner kept wiping the sweat from his forehead, looking nervously at the hundreds of pirates who filled the entire restaurant.

"Don't be nervous, we're just here for a meal. By the way, remember my name is Decalban."

The fat man on the left grinned, revealing a mouthful of yellow teeth, and squinted his left eye as he smiled at the pale-faced boss.

"Oh, I understand, Lord Decarban."

The boss nodded hurriedly, like a chicken pecking at rice.

"Why are you calling me? Is my tuna fillet ready?"

The fat man on the right squinted his right eye and asked in confusion.

"Huh?" The boss looked confused. "I didn't..."

"We are twin brothers, even our names are the same, we're both called Decarban, remember that. We are the most perfectly coordinated twin brothers in the world, got it?"

"I...I've remembered it."

The boss swallowed hard.

"Haha, that's more like it. So, what's my name?"

The fat man on the left looked at the boss with a smile.

The shopkeeper hesitated for a moment, then tentatively asked, "You are Deckard Ban..."