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

Kahn and his two companions staggered to the Celestial Dragons' residence.

Then they discovered a magnificent and splendid building, like a hanging garden.

Upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that the garden is not entirely suspended in the air; there are pillars supporting this vast sky garden, and seemingly, there are elevator-like lifting platforms every few meters.

The platform isn't fancy, but it's made of sea stone and inlaid with gold patterns.

This area not only resembles a sky garden, but its structure is also somewhat like a pyramid, divided into several layers, with the top layer being at least several thousand meters above the ground.

How many people's blood was spilled to build this kind of structure?!

Kaido instinctively put away his spiked club, and Katakuri scratched the back of his head. They both felt like country bumpkins visiting the Grand View Garden.

He was slightly calmer than the others who had barged in.

The group had already engaged in a fierce battle with CP0, and the ground was littered with corpses and blood.

Many people took the elevator to go to higher places.

"My lord, the lowest level is where the people of higher status in God Valley live, and the Celestial Dragons live above that."

The Celestial Dragons are an arrogant species.

They are high and mighty.

Naturally, they didn't want to live in a place like a group of monkeys on the ground.

Kahn asked, "Where are the slaves? Is this building stable?"

“The slaves are underground, in only a small area. As long as the main support is not destroyed, the entire structure will not be affected. Even if a large part is destroyed, some areas will be fine.”

The Celestial Dragon's lackey spilled everything he could, afraid of displeasing the person before him: "I've heard that something is imprisoned deeper inside... but I've never been there, sir."

Kahn continued, "Is it deeper underground, or further ahead, or higher up?"

"M-Sir, it seems like they all have... I... I'm not really sure either, it's all just guessing. The Celestial Dragons you captured definitely wouldn't know more than I do..."

Kahn remained silent.

Is this like layering a mille-feuille with yourself?

No wonder it took the Rocks Pirates going to war with the world to destroy God Valley, or perhaps it wasn't completely destroyed, and was eventually humanely destroyed by the World Government.

"Big... lord?"

Swish!

Even on his deathbed, this Celestial Dragon lackey still wore a fawning smile.

Chapter 81 Valley of the Gods: A Shared Goal (Please read on!)

The sudden death of that Celestial Dragon's lackey.

To the surprise of the guards on the field.

Seeing their shocked expressions, Kahn said, seemingly puzzled, "Is this surprising? The Celestial Dragons slaughter you like dogs, but I consider them pigs. Surely you won't be surprised now?"

The guards suddenly remembered that the wicked man before them was someone who dared to kill even Celestial Dragons.

Their understanding is still stuck in the past.

I haven't seen Rocks' live execution of the Celestial Dragons, since there are always some mysterious or remote places on the high seas where information cannot be received.

"Katakuri, Kaido, kill all the rest of them."

Kaido revealed a bloodthirsty smile.

A fierce attack.

A spiked club, along with a Celestial Dragon and several guards.

Let's smash it together.

Blood splattered all over my body.

Kaido didn't care at all.

Katakuri wasn't wearing the so-called scarf. His mouth was stretched into an even wider grin, and his face was contorted with rage. He first sent the Celestial Dragons to their deaths with a single halberd strike, then went on a rampage, slaughtering the guards who hadn't even had a chance to react and were already in despair.

His younger sister and brother are doing very well.

Meeting Kahn was the luckiest thing that ever happened to me.

Others treat you like a monster.

Only Kahn showed no disdain for himself.

This will free Katakuri from having to wear the scarf he didn't want to wear in order to protect his younger siblings.

Kahn and his two companions quickly eliminated all the nearby enemies, finishing them off one by one with their weapons to prevent anyone from feigning death.

They actually found a few clever but unlucky guys.

"Kahn, shall we go and rescue the slaves?" Katakuri asked.

“We don’t know the exact location, and it’s too much trouble to find it.” Kahn shook his head. “I’ll make a call and ask someone else to help us look.”

Both Katakuri and Kaido had question marks appearing above their heads.

They glared at each other.

They didn't proactively ask Kahn.

To prevent oneself from doing more foolish things and thus exposing one's own intelligence.

Kahn removed the Den Den Mushi from his thigh.

The call went through instantly.

"You are more patient than I expected. I almost couldn't resist calling you first."

A familiar voice came from the other end of the Den Den Mushi.

"Stop talking nonsense. I know you only planned to give Rocks the coordinates at first, and didn't intend to do anything else. I think you want the Rocks Pirates to destroy God Valley, and in the meantime, hope that both sides will perish together. It's a bit crazy. I pulled you back from the abyss, and you need my help, so stop testing me."

"That's true. What do you need me to do?"

"Take me on a tour of God Valley."

"Okay, can you tell me your location?"

"I'm below the building in the sky, next to a big guy with tattoos, carrying a spiked club, and with a pair of horns."

"I see you. I didn't realize you were so young. That's amazing."

Not far away, a man with a refined and gentle demeanor and an exceptionally handsome appearance slowly descended from a lifting platform.

It can be described as a top-of-the-line Cavendish.

Among a group of oddballs, he stood out like a crane among chickens.

"Kahn, he's really strong. There are corpses all around him." Katakuri noticed the corpses on the elevator platform and also noticed the pile of corpses on the ground below.

“Don’t panic, there are three of us, the advantage is on our side.” Kahn stepped forward.

"Oh~ Hehehe! Kahn is right! The advantage is on our side!" Kaido was filled with the urge to fight, and he couldn't wait for someone to fight him so that Kahn could see how powerful he was.

The refined and gentle man drew his sword and swept across the area, killing everyone and everything in it.

The formidable CP0, along with pirates and other skilled fighters, were forced to retreat from the area, with many dying on the spot from the sword energy.

One can tell a lot about their skills just by looking at them.

This is a display of their own strength.

"Kahn, this guy is terrifyingly strong." Katakuri's Observation Haki spread out, firmly locking onto the refined and gentle man.

Kaido gripped his spiked club tightly, feeling a bit of pressure.

The two met, each with their own goals.

Kahn and he stood not far apart, facing each other, sizing each other up.

"My identity is that of a Celestial Dragon's butler."

The refined and gentle man introduced himself.

He originally intended to simply destroy God Valley and act as an inside man for Rocks to find the coordinates of God Valley, but he did not expect to discover a person, a guiding light that illuminated his way.

He changed his mind and decided to follow that person.

Change the world.

But he didn't expect the person to be a child, a child who didn't look very old.

"An unknown nobody in the Rocks Pirates."

Kahn stated bluntly, "You've done a lot of preparation, making all sorts of preparations to destroy God Valley. You've been observing Lox to see how much you're worth helping him. Now, your target has become me; you want to see if I'm worthy of your help."

"You're really smart, I think you deserve it, and I need to know what you're going to do next?"

"Liberate the slaves of God Valley." Kahn paused, then brought up something he had promised Lena. "Do you know about that group of slaves from seven or eight years ago?"

"I can help you liberate most of the slaves in God Valley. As for the slaves you mentioned from seven or eight years ago, I'm afraid very few of them have survived that long."

Kahn and the man exchanged information.

Katakuri and Kaido watched from the sidelines.

They all looked confused.

What do you mean by what you're saying?

Why can't I understand them even though we speak the same language?

They were too embarrassed to ask questions.

The cunning Yonko Kaido of the future is currently just a greenhorn in his early twenties.

Katakuri is a child who is not even ten years old.

"You wouldn't happen to be one of the slaves from seven or eight years ago, would you?" Kahn's expression was strange, then he burst into laughter: "What a coincidence!"

Katakuri and Kaido burst into laughter upon seeing Kahn.

The two of them burst into laughter.