One Piece: True Several Thousand Hands, rampaging across Marineford!

Be ready to launch a sneak attack at any time.

On the battlefield.

The gun is easy to hide, and the dark arrow is hard to prevent.

The other members each carried out their own tasks and took their positions.

Kahn didn't choose to help Katakuri, and Kaido went to deal with Wald. They wouldn't be able to determine a winner for a while, and neither Katakuri nor Kaido were weak at this stage.

He chose to wander around the island.

Honeycomb Sea Area.

This sea area is dotted with islands.

The most famous island is naturally Beehive Island, located in the center.

It was an island that Uncle Wang liked very much. He had brought Kahn here before, so he used this island as the burial place of Wald, and also made the island famous throughout the sea.

The island they were fighting on was an outer island in the Beehive Sea.

"Shiki".

Kahn looked up at the sky, frowning, and said, "Hopefully we're in time, otherwise, knowing that old bastard's habits, he'll definitely throw down a few islands before the war even starts..."

"Hey!"

On the Navy's side, Sakazuki took the initiative to approach Kahn, who hadn't bothered to conceal his presence, leaving several high-ranking officials at Navy Headquarters speechless, and even Zephyr was at a loss.

"Kahn, it's been a long time."

"..."

Kahn carefully examined the naval recruit, who was about three meters tall and had a resolute look in his eyes, and asked suspiciously, "Who are you?"

"I am Sakazuki!!!"

Sakazuki dropped the cigar he was holding in his mouth in anger.

Chapter 231 The Hive Sea: Kahn Fights Akainu, Kizaru, and Aokiji Alone (Part 2)

"You're still as arrogant as ever."

Sakassky pulled his hat down to hide his darkened face; his usually mature demeanor was completely shattered by anger.

"I know you're pretending not to know me on purpose, after all, the Navy and pirates have different stances. Let me tell you, there's no need for that. I don't care at all what other people think of me; I'm here specifically to capture you and put you in Impel Down."

Sakazuki has always been clear about his likes and dislikes.

Although they had not yet repaid their benefactor, they imprisoned him in the city and provided him with good food and drink.

This is how you repay a debt of gratitude.

Kahn stared at Sakazuki, recognizing him from a vague impression without even knowing his name as Akainu, one of the future three admirals of the Navy.

An extreme naval hawk.

To uphold 'complete justice'.

He is upright and ruthless, showing no mercy and absolutely not allowing any "evil" to exist.

In order to complete his mission, he was ruthless in targeting and annihilating his colleagues and ordinary citizens alike. In the originally destined Ohara incident, he ordered his men to blow up a refugee boat full of Ohara residents on the pretext that it might be harboring archaeologists.

Even without orders from above, they still uphold their own sense of justice.

During the Marineford War, he personally executed the Marines who were trying to escape out of fear of death, severely injured the old and infirm 'Whitebeard' Newgate, and killed 'Fire Fist' Ace.

Memories of a past life.

This left a deep impression on him regarding the admiral of the Navy Headquarters.

Kahn didn't think there was anything wrong with killing 'Fire Fist' Ace, a pirate.

Different stances.

All they faced was life and death. Even if they killed 'Whitebeard' Newgate, it wouldn't be morally justifiable. At most, it would be avenged by those close to 'Whitebeard' Newgate.

Valley of the Gods.

John helped him get revenge by killing the wounded admiral.

Kahn himself did not harbor much resentment towards that admiral.

He hoped that Wang Zhi would survive.

Everyone has a different perspective.

Fight to the death.

Cheap world government.

On the contrary, I felt that although Roger's fate was tragic, he was a terrible burden to his father who was not related to him by blood.

He ran back to get himself killed.

Not only did he betray 'Whitebeard' Newgate, but he also betrayed the entire Whitebeard Pirates, rendering all their efforts futile.

As for Ace...

Kahn didn't have any goodwill towards him, but he didn't have much ill will either.

After all, it has nothing to do with him.

Everyone has their own path, and Ace walked the path he wanted to walk.

It was a foolish choice, but it was Ace's own.

Kahn initially read the manga mainly because he was interested in the world created by One Piece and wanted to see other people's adventures.

But now he's likely to get involved with the Whitebeard Pirates, which makes him very unhappy.

He hated Roger.

He even felt a sense of aversion towards the possible birth of Ace.

I dislike Ace, that brainless and reckless person.

She didn't want to be Ace's babysitter like Whitebeard, nor did she want to have anything to do with this idiot.

Kahn had long harbored the idea that rather than letting Ace be born in a tragic era, it would be better to prevent Roger from having children to carry on the family line and thus prevent him from harming other people's innocent daughters.

Roger is such a disgusting guy, the more I think about him, the more disgusted I get.

It harmed a generation.

She harmed her own son.

If someone with a terminal illness still seeks out a good girl, their only purpose is to make that girl, who could have been happier, bear all the consequences he brings. It would have been better not to have children in the first place.

I have no idea what my physical condition is or what my reputation is on this vast ocean.

Kahn didn't think Roger was ignorant.

Roger could never have imagined the fate of his wife, children, and even those close to his descendants.

For more than seven hundred years.

There are many crimes in this world that involve collective punishment.

Not to mention Roger was the Pirate King.

He felt that there was no one in the world more disgusting than Roger of the D clan.

Kahn was very fortunate that he had met Wang Zhi.

Sakazuki, as a Marine, did nothing wrong in killing pirates; at most, he failed to see the true nature of this era and his mind was suppressed by the World Government's rule.

Destroy Ohara.

Killing scholars is part of a mission.

Neither historians nor Sakazaki were wrong.

The problem lies with the world government's rule.

Sakassky only saw the possibility that scholars might disrupt the order.

Scholars only see that they should pursue the truth of history, set things right, and change this vast ocean.

What is reprehensible is his cruel and merciless killing of civilians. For the sake of his mission and to eliminate pirates, he disregards the lives of civilians and eliminates them along with them.

Forget that the navy's justice is supposed to be about protecting civilians.

It wasn't to kill pirates.

To sacrifice civilians.

The mistake was that the methods were too extreme.

To make this desperate world even more desperate.

The navy should have been the hope.

At least on the surface, they should be the hope of the common people at sea, but unfortunately, true naval heroes like Zephyr originally had a tragic fate.

“I know you are Sakazuki.”

When Kahn faced this Marine whom he had admired in some ways, he had a thought that he wanted to make this guy disappear along with Ace. It was a desire to eliminate him completely for a better future and to make it easier for him to change the world.

Anyway.

Kahn wanted to protect the scholars of O'Hara.

Let a group of scholars be in their suitable positions.

Glow and heat.

As for Sakazuki, Kahn didn't think he could shake the Navy's ideology, so eliminating him in advance was the best option; otherwise, there would be considerable trouble in the future.

Scholars are of great value.

Education can tame the beast within most people and instill moral values.

"I'm very curious about your experiences back then."

Kahn casually struck up a conversation with the navy officer, "How did you end up like this?"