The Great Voyage Begins with the Celestial Dragons

"Sigh, you can't beat your old man. You saw the difference in skill just now, didn't you?"

Teach patted Sabo on the shoulder, giving him a look that said, "I'm thinking of you."

In order to make better use of Sabo in the future, it is essential to cultivate a good relationship with the other party.

"Okay... there is a gap, but it's only a tiny bit. I'll definitely surpass Whitebeard!"

Sabo opened his mouth, but in the end he still admitted the gap between himself and Whitebeard.

He wasn't a reckless fool; before his fight with Jinbe, he already knew there was a gap between him and the world's top fighters.

Wanting to fight Whitebeard was just a way to achieve something.

Having sensed Whitebeard's overwhelming Conqueror's Haki before, to be honest, he had little desire to fight him.

"It's good that you have this intention. We all live under Dad's protection. You're more ambitious than me!"

Teach said with a smile, his eyes full of admiration as he looked at Sabo.

"Is that so...then you guys are really lacking in ambition."

Sabo was a little confused. He looked around and could indeed feel an atmosphere different from the pirates he had seen before.

This feeling is not suitable for pirates, but rather for the Revolutionary Army.

"Hahaha, ambition is nothing compared to our comrades and our father. We've been protected by our father for so long that we've gotten used to it."

Feeling Sabo's gaze, Teach couldn't help but sigh.

This sentence truly reflected his innermost feelings.

He looked down on his group of foolish companions.

Because of Whitebeard's power, they forgot the cruelty of this world.

But Whitebeard will eventually grow old, and when that happens, these people will meet a terrible end.

"It's very different..."

Sabo sighed, feeling a unique emotion stirring within him as he experienced the lively and carefree atmosphere of the banquet.

This carefree freedom was his initial motivation for becoming a pirate.

However, due to a series of coincidences on the Grand Line, coupled with that woman's wicked behavior, he ended up carrying many things he shouldn't have had.

In addition, the Jaya Kingdom's crackdown on pirates has created a very oppressive pirate atmosphere throughout the Grand Line.

This led him to believe that the pirates of the Grand Line were different from those of the other seas; they were either madmen or always on edge, with no idea when their nerves would snap.

Do you like it?

Teach suddenly asked a question.

"What?" Sabo was taken aback.

"Do you like the atmosphere on the ship?" Teach asked again.

“I love it. This is the pirate life of my dreams.” Sabo nodded.

"Then let's stay and enjoy it!"

Teach smiled and patted Sabo on the shoulder. Only if Sabo stayed could he use Sabo's connections to find the fruit he desired.

Although he also coveted the three legendary fruits mentioned by Shiki, these could wait compared to his long-standing obsession.

Anyway, he can eat more than one fruit!

I'll try my best.

Sabo didn't give a direct answer, only offering a casual remark, but everyone knew he was already tempted.

"By the way, do you know about the Don Quixote Family's Heavenly Blade?"

Suddenly remembering why he had come to the Whitebeard Pirates, Sabo quickly asked.

He had asked Rayleigh about this, but Rayleigh tacitly avoided telling him, saying that knowing too much would affect his growth.

This presented a perfect opportunity, and seeing that Teach seemed easy to talk to, he simply asked the question.

"Skyblade? Why are you asking this?" Teach's expression was slightly taken aback.

“I have a grudge against one of those women!” Sabo clenched his fist and waved it angrily.

"Tsk tsk, let me give you a piece of advice: it's best to let go of some hatreds. Those are all lunatics."

Sabo frowned slightly as he listened. He could clearly see that Teach showed genuine awe when he mentioned the Skyblade.

"What kind of people were they? Bloodthirsty killers? Committing all sorts of evil deeds?"

In his mind, Yamato was almost synonymous with these two types of people.

"Not that kind, but that kind of unbridled power."

Even Teach spoke a little softly when mentioning Skyblade.

"They are the most powerful group in the Don Quixote family. The so-called Heavenly Blade is the sharpest blade in the hand of Heaven, and this Heaven refers to Luther, the patriarch of the Don Quixote family."

"So, they're the military representatives of the Don Quixote family? Does that mean the people of this family can act without restraint?" Sabo said with some dissatisfaction.

“That’s true. No matter who you ask, you’ll get the same answer.” Teach shrugged.

If he hadn't joined the Whitebeard Pirates long ago, and if the Donquixote Family hadn't hated traitors just like the Whitebeard Pirates, he would have switched sides long ago.

The Celestial Dragons, as leaders, are supported by several generals and powerful figures, with numerous countries and forces under their command.

Such an existence is one that is utterly uninhibited, isn't it?

Chapter 325 Adaptation and Contradiction

"this..."

Sabo couldn't agree with it, but he understood that this was the norm in the world.

He sighed softly, his admiration for Dorrag growing even stronger.

It is precisely because of the various forms of bullying the weak that the revolutionary army's program and aspirations are all the more precious.

"Don't overthink it, but if it's just a Skyblade, your father can help you."

Teach patted Sabo on the shoulder and whispered in his ear.

"Dad? How can Whitebeard help me?" Sabo was slightly taken aback.

The Whitebeard Pirates are the rulers of the New World, but it's impossible for them to go to war with the Donquixote Family just because of him.

“That’s my father, what can’t he do? Besides, the Don Quixote family is at war, with tens of thousands dying every year, so their overall strength is declining,” Teach chuckled.

"Tens of thousands of people!?"

Sabo was astonished by the number. There had been little news about the Dressrosa War since he set sail. After all, no matter what kind of war it is, only the initial part is likely to attract attention.

In the later stalemate phase, there may not be any major news for several months.

"Pretty much. Over the years, hundreds of thousands of people have been lost there. Anyway, apart from the ships on both sides, no one dares to go into that area," Teach remarked.

Even a true pirate like him found this number hard to imagine.

Compared to the wars between those kingdoms, the pirate raids were like child's play.

"What a bunch of scoundrels."

Sabo's face showed clear disgust; he disliked this inhumane war.

If possible, he would love to stop the war so that at least more people could return to normal life.

"Not only is he a villain, but he's also very intelligent."

Teach marveled and explained his unique discovery to Sabo:

"The war between Dressrosa and the Kingdom of Prodin has been going on for several years. It started out as just a war between the two countries, but now the surrounding seas have been affected. Even the other two royal legions have been involved in this war to varying degrees."

"The other two royal crews, the Moria Pirates and the Big Mom Pirates?" Sabo asked in surprise.

He still knew these basic facts, but of course, they had nothing to do with Rayleigh. Rayleigh only taught him some basic applications of Armament Haki and Observation Haki, and nothing else.

"Yes, the Moria Pirates are backed by the Kingdom of Prodense, and several of their officers have participated in several wars. The Big Mom Pirates are similar, but they support Dressressa."

As he spoke, Teach, a lewd smile on his face, leaned closer to Sabo and said:

"It is said that Big Mom personally went to Dressrosa and returned to Tales of Universe with great satisfaction. And it was around this time that the news of her pregnancy broke."

"Really? This emperor actually married into the Don Quixote family?"

Sabo's eyes widened when he heard this rumor for the first time.

"Nobody knows what happened. Anyway, the newborn pirate looks somewhat like the Fifth Blade, Barrett. But Barrett wasn't in Dressrosa at that time. I don't know how the Donquixote Family managed to do that."

Teach shrugged. He only knew some inside information; the details were beyond his knowledge.

He wouldn't have revealed these inside stories if he didn't need something from Sabo.

"Come on, let's drink! From now on, we're all partners!"

Teach looked at Sabo, who was clueless but had placed his trust in him, and a slight smile crept onto his lips.

After the banquet, Sabo and his pirate crew temporarily settled down at the Whitebeard Pirates' location.

However, he was not one to be trifled with and challenged Whitebeard directly on several occasions.

However, each time, he was easily knocked to the ground by Whitebeard and then dragged away by Teach for treatment.

As a result, not only did Teach and Sabo become good friends, but Sabo also gradually accepted Whitebeard in his heart.

Not long after, Sabo quickly became the second division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates thanks to his outstanding strength, and Teach was also transferred to his command.

On the other side, Kella looked at her companions on her ship, feeling a slight headache.

They are now considered members of the Whitebeard Pirates, but not everyone can accept their current status.

Especially since many of his original companions came from the Revolutionary Army, they were even less likely to feel any affection for this new identity.

Although Whitebeard was very charismatic, he was, after all, a pirate.

The revolutionary army, if not having a blood feud with the pirates, was at least an enemy.

Although Sabo initially claimed to be a pirate, he never actually did anything like a pirate.