One Piece Gunslinger

One Piece: The Sharpshooter (Author: Big Fat Isn't Fat)

Summary:

On a remote island, a young voice echoed from a tavern: "True heroes are those who rescue the people from suffering and save them from dire straits. The only heroes in this world are you all here!"

The dragon and the others, who had never seen this kind of routine before, were stunned by the young man's words.

And so the young man's story began.

Version 2: Leon gained the abilities of Leon from Resident Evil 4, and also brought along the wicked businessman.

"What? You say you're not afraid of bullets? Come try my Broken-Winged Butterfly." "Damn, even a butterfly can't break through my defenses?" "I also have an invincible rocket launcher that can kill everything in an instant."

Watch as Li Ang stirs up trouble in the world of One Piece using all sorts of bizarre firearms...

Nonsense, this is clearly a story about revolution, production, and unity in the face of adversity, propelling the wheels of history forward.

Chapter One: Living in a Secluded Corner

On a remote island in the South China Sea, there are dozens of families.

This place is called Fengfeng Village. It is a place with abundant water and grass, beautiful scenery, and evergreen in all seasons.

However, due to its remote location, it is rarely visited. Even pirates, who are everywhere, are not willing to come and plunder this place. Newsbirds, which are scattered all over the world, are also reluctant to fly here.

It has to be said that in this world dominated by navigation, taverns are a standard feature in every place, and even the remote Maple Village has a tavern called Steam Power.

Although the only alcoholic beverages available here are the most common ale and rum, it has become the most beloved place for the people of Wheatfield Village.

However, this is not because of common rums and inferior ale brewed with ordinary methods and ingredients. There is another reason.

"Li Ang, I'm back. Give me a bowl of noodles." With a "bang," a thin old man carrying a fishing rod and basket, wearing a plaid shirt and shorts, pushed open the door and entered.

"Uncle Luke, are you here so early today?" A young man wearing a chef's hat and an apron walked out of the room.

"Drink! I was unlucky today and only caught one fish. The sun was about to set, so I packed up and came over." After saying that, he limped to a seat, put his fishing gear aside, and said, "Oh, and don't forget to add less salt, and have a glass of wine at the end."

"Alright." The young man turned around and went back inside. A moment later, he came out with a steaming bowl of noodles and poured Uncle Luke a glass of rum.

"It's getting dark, everyone should be arriving soon," Luke said to the young man while slurping his noodles. "This fish isn't big, but I think it should be enough to pay for today's bill."

After Luke finished speaking, he grabbed a handful of today's catch from the fish basket and handed it to the young people.

"Uncle Luke is joking again. It's always like this. This fish is clearly worth more than this meal. I'm the one who's getting a good deal! Oh, right, the ingredients aren't finished yet. Excuse me." With that, the young man went into the room, which looked like the tavern's kitchen.

"Hahaha, clearly it's your cooking skills that are the real value, Li Ang, that's why you said you got a bargain. You're really not cute." Luke laughed loudly as he watched Li Ang walk into the kitchen.

Li Ang has been in Maple Village for almost two years, or rather, he has been in this world for nearly two years.

Li Ang was originally an Earthling. He would watch One Piece when he was at home with nothing to do. Although he wouldn't call himself a hardcore One Piece fan, he still longed for the world created by One Piece.

However, fate played a cruel trick. One day in Earth year 2020, Li Ang saw the news online that Capcom was releasing "The Ultimate HD Remaster of Resident Evil 4".

Li Ang is a loyal player of the Resident Evil series, and many of his friends have been introduced to it by him.

However, because Li Ang's name sounds similar to that of Leon Scott Kennedy, a main character in the Resident Evil series, he is sometimes jokingly called "Li Sanguang" by his friends.

Just as Li Ang opened the game, ready to relive the classic experience in ultra-high definition, a sudden burst of red light appeared on the screen.

Li Ang instinctively put his hand in front of him to shield himself, but ultimately he couldn't withstand the onslaught of the red light and fainted.

When Li Ang regained consciousness, he saw an unfamiliar ceiling.

According to the villagers who rescued him, Luke was fishing at the beach that day when he found Li Ang drifting towards him with the waves, breathing weakly and burning up.

Luke immediately picked up Li Ang and ran back to the village. After everyone's efforts, they pulled Li Ang back from the brink of death. Uncle Fran, the village doctor, said it was nothing short of a miracle.

Li Ang initially didn't know exactly where this place was, only that it was remote, surrounded by the sea, technologically backward, and no longer the original Earth.

The people around them couldn't tell anything either; they were just ordinary people.

Perhaps because Fengfeng Village had virtually no contact with the outside world, the villagers' trading methods were very backward, still relying on barter, which prevented Li Ang from discerning anything.

The most critical problem was the language barrier. It took Li Ang nearly a year to gradually learn the local language and script, and he could only pretend to have amnesia when he encountered various problems.

In this way, Li Ang usually helped with the work in the fields of the villagers or went out to sea with the fishermen. With everyone's help, he managed to make a living.

Fortunately, the local villagers were kind and simple-minded. They didn't question Li Ang's status as an outsider or inquire about how he had ended up there. They simply accepted him as a new member and made him one of their own.

However, all of this was done without Li Ang knowing that this world was actually the world of One Piece. If nothing else had changed, Li Ang might have spent the rest of his life in Maple Village. An ordinary life of farming, an ordinary life, finding a partner, getting married, having children, and living out his life in an ordinary way.

However, fate always has a way of doing things.

Just as Li Ang had been living in Fengfeng Village for a year and was gradually integrating into the village, the unexpected happened.

One day, while Luke was fishing by the sea, he spotted a wooden sailboat approaching in the distance.

Upon closer inspection, a black skull and crossbones flag was flying over the sailboat, indicating that a group of pirates had come to plunder it.

No one knew how they found this place; perhaps they just happened to be there. But regardless, Luke didn't even bother with his belongings, rushing back to the village shouting that pirates were coming.

The women and children quickly found places to hide, while the men took harpoons, rakes, and other weapons to meet the pirates.

Although Uncle Luke and his crew had already indicated to the pirates that there was nothing of value to steal, the pirates ignored them and charged in, brandishing their scimitars.

Even though the pirates who attacked this time are just some low-level fry in the world of One Piece, they are still a group of desperate criminals that the villagers cannot withstand.

mingling among the villagers, Li Ang experienced the cruelty of the world for the first time and realized that this was no longer the civilized society he knew.

Just as Li Ang was continuing to process the ingredients inside, a man rushed into the tavern in a hurry.

"Li Ang, something bad has happened! Another ship is coming!" The person who came was a young man, who shouted in a panic.

Upon hearing this, Luke quickly put down his chopsticks and stood up, saying, "What? Are there pirates again?"

Leon rushed out and said to the young man, "Fran, don't panic. Think about it, did you see clearly? Was there a pirate flag flying on that ship?"

"I was too flustered to see clearly," Fran said, regaining his composure. "However, I noticed that this ship is magnificent and imposing, so it must be no ordinary ship."

"Don't panic, come on, take me to see." With that, he took off his hat, untied his apron, and walked outside.

"Wait, the old man is going too." Luke limped over, wanting to go along.

But Li Ang stopped him: "Uncle Luke, don't worry, I'll handle everything. If even I can't handle it, then it's no use sending anyone else. Besides, maybe they're just some travelers or adventurers who stumbled upon this island by chance. If we encounter pirates, I'll have Fran go back ahead to deliver the message, and then we'll hold them off for a while."

Luke understood that in his current state, he wouldn't be able to fight in any danger and would only be a burden. Hearing this, he could only sit down dejectedly and pray that nothing went wrong.

Meanwhile, under Fran's guidance, Leon headed towards the direction where the ship had appeared.

Chapter Two: The Limits of Humanity

As for why Li Ang said he couldn't solve it, and that it wouldn't matter if others came, and because Uncle Luke trusted him, and young Fran came to inform Li Ang immediately.

This all started with the arrival of the pirates a year ago.

Under the wielding of scimitars by a group of outlaws, the villagers could hardly mount an effective resistance. The battle was largely one-sided, and it was during this time that Uncle Luke suffered an irreparable injury to one of his legs, leaving him crippled.

Li Ang could only watch helplessly as the villagers who usually took care of him fell one by one under the enemy's blades. He charged at the pirates with a harpoon in hand, only to be kicked away.

Just as the ferocious pirate was about to chop off Li Ang's head, Li Ang pulled out a small knife from somewhere, parried the pirate's attack, and then thrust it forward, piercing the pirate's chest.

Then, Li Ang produced a pistol from who-knows-where. Not a single bullet from the magazine was wasted; with a series of bangs, he killed several pirates.

This series of actions was carried out in one smooth motion, and by the time the pirates reacted and corrected their course, nearly half of them had already fallen.

The remaining pirates, seeing their companion killed, knew that to catch the thief, they had to catch the leader first. These ordinary villagers were no threat; once they dealt with the young man with the parted hair, the others would be at their mercy.

But without Li Ang by my side, he was like a completely different person. Before the pirates could rush over, he calmly and quickly changed to a new magazine, raised his gun, and began to reap the lives of these lackeys.

The last remaining pirates, seeing the situation was turning against them, tried to escape, but the villagers, already enraged, were not about to let them go. In the end, they all met a gruesome end under the villagers' hacking and slashing.

When the villagers asked why his fighting power had suddenly increased, Li Ang could only say that he had remembered some memories and some fighting abilities to brush it off.

As for the reasons behind this, only Li Ang himself knows.

The "True, Unbeatable, Ultimate HD Remastered Resident Evil 4" I bought back then wasn't even a game. Instead, for some reason, it got targeted by a system.

So when the red light flared up, it was actually this broken system unleashing its power, sucking Li Ang into the world of One Piece.

As for why Li Ang called it a broken system, it's because this system truly is a broken system. It took a year after arriving in the One Piece world for it to fully activate, instantly transferring Leon's strength to Li Ang.

So in that desperate situation, Li Ang instantly gained all of Lyon's abilities, including physical attributes and combat skills, and easily turned the tables and killed these henchmen.

Of course, the system even equipped Leon with the starting items Leon had in Resident Evil 4:

The pistol, labeled as a "handgun," has a power rating of 1.0 and a magazine capacity of 10 rounds. Other parameters that should appear in the game, such as rate of fire and stability, are not listed, suggesting they are related to the user's skill level.

The extra 50 pistol bullets, plus the 10 already in the pistol, make a total of 60. However, 20 were used in the first battle, leaving only 40 bullets.

An emergency spray can fully restore someone to health, no matter how severe the injury, as long as they still have a breath left, but it cannot cure disabilities.

The last knife, without any attribute markings, likely depends on the user's skill level. However, having read the Resident Evil 4 Disintegration Manual, Li Ang knows that with his original physical abilities, a normal attack would have a power level of 2.0.

Finally, there's a smallest inventory bag, where all these items are stored. It has 60 slots, with the pistol taking up 6 slots.

In addition to that, there is another shop, which is basically the same as the merchant in the game, where you can buy, sell, and modify items.

However, the currency demanded was not the peso, but the peseta, a Spanish currency.

In the game, Leon goes to investigate a small Spanish village, so the currency naturally becomes the peseta. But now that we're in the world of One Piece, couldn't we at least follow local customs and use Berries for payment?

Just like those pirates, killing enemies doesn't drop bullets or money. Nor can you loot money and ammunition from houses, chests, or jars.

Since ammunition and herbs can't be looted, they're sold in shops. Following the unscrupulous merchant's half-price buying policy, selling a pistol bullet earns 50, so buying one from a merchant costs 100.

This is what's really baffling Li Ang. It's not a game world, okay? Forget about where to get Biseta and buy good equipment. Now he can't even afford bullets. Apart from what he had at the beginning, Li Ang is practically penniless.

However, since there is an option to "sell", there must be a way to obtain biseta.

Li Ang then tried various items, including tables, chairs, benches, cooking pots, firewood, rice, oil, salt, hay, and forks. Without exception, he refused to accept any of them. It's worth noting that merchants in the past would even accept eggs and fish for a mere bite.

Although Li Ang really wanted to try exchanging gold and treasure for biseta, just like in the game, gold and treasure didn't exist in Maple Village.

Li Ang then searched the pirate ship and found some things, including Beli and a wanted poster, and realized that he was now in the world of One Piece.

Although Li Ang, upon learning that he was in the world of One Piece, had the idea of ​​using this pirate ship that had come to him to go to sea, he was unaware of the ever-changing situation outside, nor did he know the location of Maple Village. In addition, this broken system was obviously a scam.

I've decided to focus on my training for a while and then set sail on another day.

So, to thank Li Ang for saving the village from the pirates' swords, the residents worked with him to dismantle the pirate ship and build a large wooden house for it.

Now that we know this is the world of One Piece, how can we not have a tavern? So Li Ang made the decision that this place would henceforth be the tavern in Maple Village, called Steam Power.