But he kept this question to himself.

It wasn't told out.

Everyone has a different opinion about him.

He couldn't stop it.

They are just people who are blocking his way.

They all must die!

On the airborne warship.

The scholars who were studying this airship were marveling at the fact that it could fly.

My heart was in my throat when I noticed what was happening here.

Nicole Olbia is such a troublemaker.

I wonder if the person on the other end is some big shot on the high seas. At least think carefully before you speak, don't be so relaxed.

Fortunately, Kahn didn't seem to care.

The scholars held their breath for a moment, then continued their research on the flying warship, marveling at the aerial warship invented by Master Tom.

Not long after.

The group arrived in Ohara aboard an airship.

"Ohara is just ahead."

Nicole Olbia exclaimed excitedly, "We'll be able to go to the Tree of Knowledge soon, the place where most of the world's knowledge is gathered."

"I do have some expectations."

Kahn said, "Let's go down."

The airship slowly descended.

"Kahn."

During the descent, Nicole Olvia couldn't help but ask, "Ohara will be alright, right?"

"I can't guarantee that O'Hara will be alright."

Kahn answered truthfully, "But I can assure you scholars, the common people living in Ohara, and the knowledge of the Tree of Omniscience will be safe."

"That's enough."

Nicole Olbia nodded.

She knew that what the scholars were doing violated what the world government did not allow.

"We will all listen to you, Lord Kahn."

A group of scholars shouted in unison, "We will dedicate our lives to the transmission of knowledge and to education! This is our true responsibility as scholars!!!"

Kahn smiled slightly.

There is still hope for the scholars.

I don't have such stubborn ideas.

At most, they study history, and their obsession is to find the truth of history.

Meanwhile, the Five Elders of the World Government were subtly influenced by Kahn, who was subtly changing their thinking.

For example, historical truth is taboo.

And now.

The Five Elders, however, were thinking that it would be better for them to distort the truth, or rather, to publish the truth they had fabricated, in order to maintain order and preserve their rule.

Ohara is a great place.

Kahn plans to launch an operation that will truly shake the World Government, while also taking advantage of the pirate alliance to eliminate a group of unstable elements ahead of time.

He could already picture the furious faces of the Five Elders in the future.

After a while.

They officially set foot on the land of Ohara.

"Nicole Olbia".

Kahn asked, "How long has it been since you came back?"

"Um……"

Nicole Olbia remained silent for a long time before speaking: "It's been several years. I left Ohara two years ago and haven't been back since."

"If I hadn't been captured by your subordinates... that talking Shiba Inu, for the sake of historical texts, I might have returned after completing my objective."

"..."

Kahn was quite familiar with this part of the plot.

Ohara...

The moment you return to Ohara will be the moment Ohara is destroyed.

Eight-year-old Robin was branded as the son of a demon.

Wandering the seas.

Kahn declined Nicole Olvia's invitation to go to the Tree of Omniscience.

Robin found herself alone in a secluded corner.

"Beat them!"

"Kill this monster!"

"She has no parents!"

"My parents don't love me! I don't want anyone!"

"Hahahahaha!"

A group of children, holding stones, mocked Robin as he read a book alone, throwing stones at him. Robin seemed unusually mature for his age.

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

The stones that were thrown didn't land on Robin as usual; instead, they exploded in mid-air, some even exploding on the spot, scaring many children and causing a group of annoying brats to run away.

He was terrified that if he was too slow to escape, Robin would eat him.

These children all thought Robin was a monster.

Isolate her.

This kind of thing is never an isolated case.

People say children are angels.

Children who are not properly guided are more terrifying and cruel than demons.

Kahn stayed quietly beside Robin, who was reading a book.

But she didn't notice.

Instead, they were puzzled by the children's reactions and curious about why the stone would explode out of nowhere.

but.

This saves me the time I would otherwise spend dealing with it, which I can use to read.

After finishing the book.

Robin planned to go back.

On the way, a parent walked up to me and yelled, "You've hurt my child again for no reason! You're such a nasty kid! Don't you dare come near my child again! Or I'll make you regret it!"

"Say something! Why are you acting like a mute!"

"He really is an orphan!"

"Nobody taught me!"

"..."

Snapped!

Snapped!

Snapped!

Kahn slapped the parent across the face three times, controlled the force, and then kicked the parent away.

He didn't lay a hand on the bad kids.

It was just a warning to the kids.

But an adult treats a child like this without even knowing the facts.

They deserve it!

"you……"

"You monster! You should be driven away!"

The parent scrambled away.

Robin frowned.

She did not use her Devil Fruit powers.

what happened?

Is there... is there something nearby?

But who would want to come near me?

Perhaps it's a guardian angel... But do I really deserve a guardian angel?

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