Rick and Morty: My Grandfather is Rick?

Two weeks later...

On a deserted island in a vast blue sea, Morty looked at the teleportation gun in his hand, now devoid of teleportation fluid, and felt like crying on the spot.

To relieve my stress, I've spent the past two weeks doing almost everything that the main characters in the GTA series can and cannot do.

He stole at least two trillion dollars from another cosmic-level branch of the Azure Hand Bank, a subsidiary of the Galactic Empire, and distributed it to civilizations in this universe and other universes, getting a taste of what it's like to be Robin Hood.

Then, in the Space Race, piloting a super-modified faster-than-light spaceship, he joined the Space Race Extreme Race. Relying on the sixteen thrusters all over the hull, with this death-defying modification, he managed to take first place on the scoreboard in seven days!

Well, it turns out the top 10 on the scoreboard mysteriously disappeared for a week. As for the reason, Morty doesn't want to say.

This last happy moment...

With the teleportation fluid gone, it's completely over.

Morty, having had so much fun that he kept spacing out, is now completely numb...

During this period, I've been using the random teleportation function exclusively, and almost without exception, I've been to places with people and land. How come this last teleportation ended up on a deserted island in the ocean...?

But that's not even the worst part!

The worst part is that C167 taught him how to make 'illegal' energy fluids, and he could also use the void creation method to make tools.

However... there are several components of the extraction device that cannot be solved using mental energy; they require extremely specialized metal forging techniques!

Otherwise, the components forged by the mind would not be able to withstand the destructive energy fluctuations generated when energy is drawn from the origin of the universe.

"Sigh...it seems I'll have to craft the Skrull battleship first..."

Looking at the boundless sea before him, Morty, who had no idea how to find his way, was not going to swim like a complete idiot.

They have time to soak in the water.

Why not just bring out the Skrull battleships?

One wave of airborne rockets will solve all the problems.

Why bother going through all that trouble to go swimming?

So Morty created an invisible wall around himself and entered the dream world.

They discovered that their dream world was very different from before.

The most obvious change is the ubiquitous Tzeentch statues...

Unlike the current pink-haired mature woman.

The hideously ugly, three-mouthed, flesh-colored monster was Tzeentch's original form, and now he could see these creatures everywhere in his dream world.

Morty, who hadn't been back for a while, felt fortunate that he hardly slept anymore.

Otherwise, how could he possibly sleep with this scene before him?!

Damn it!

In his dream, Tzeentch images were everywhere. In the Warhammer world, this kind of treatment would either mean he was directly chosen by the Inquisition and burned to ashes, or a group of Tzeentch archdemons would come to worship him, the first general under the Tzeentch.

Neither of them is a good thing...

"Hey! Tzeentch! Have you finished all the work I asked you to do these past few days?"

"This place doesn't look like a construction site at all; it's more like your private club."

Morty glanced around and, having waited a minute without seeing the pink-haired girl, started yelling. He also used other methods to locate Tzeentch.

The world before my eyes flashed by.

Morty, who was standing on a tree-lined avenue, looked at Tzeentch, who was sitting quietly on the lawn by White Rock Road, holding a book. Half of her face was covered by her hair, and her head was lowered. She seemed to be reading, or she seemed to be dozing off.

He called her several times, but she didn't turn her head to look at him.

Morty was 100% certain that this guy had been bored to a whole new level after spending half a month in his mind, so he came to scare him and vent his frustration.

So should I walk over, pat her on the shoulder, and give her a 'startling' surprise?

Or will you see through her scheme?

Thinking to myself that I haven't really thought about Tzeentch much lately, and that he's forced to stay here, I should indeed cooperate and get a scare.

So, as Morty walked over, he moved his facial muscles to make sure the scare was very natural and perfect.

"Hey, why aren't you saying anything?"

Knowing full well what was going on, Morty slowly reached out his right hand to touch her shoulder, preparing to give her a 'surprise'.

To his surprise, the face that appeared before him was still Tzeentch's pretty little face, only with a somewhat sad expression.

"What's wrong? Why are you suddenly so sad? What happened?"

"I read a sad love story, and the story itself broke my heart..."

"what?"

Hearing that Tzeentch had ignored him for so long because he was engrossed in a book and was hiding here wiping away tears, Morty connected the young woman with tear stains at the corners of her eyes with the three-mouthed monsters on the rows of statues outside.

I just felt that this scene was somewhat...incongruous!

Morty also became curious.

What kind of book could make Tzeentch shed tears? You have to understand, this guy is, in a sense, a heartless fellow.

There aren't many things she really cares about!

So when Morty's gaze fell on the book, a figure appeared behind him.

"Eyes...what a strange name...what kind of book would be called 'Eyes'..."

"Uh...someone...Holy crap!!!"

Curious Morty was about to take a closer look at the book when he felt someone tap him on the shoulder from behind...

Startled, Morty whirled around and saw Khorne, the tool-like figure, patting him repeatedly with his large, heavily armored hand.

"Hahahaha! You think I'd come here to scare you?"

Just moments ago, Tzeentch was acting like a cultured young woman, but then he threw the book in his hand into the air and started laughing loudly at Morty from the ground.

"Damn it... do you even want to get out of here?"

Upon hearing that Morty intended to let him out, Tzeentch's laughter abruptly stopped, as if a movie had been interrupted by a frame drop.

Tzeentch, who had been laughing so hard on the grass that she was almost rolling around, immediately reverted to her dignified and ladylike demeanor.

The speed at which they changed their expressions was incredibly fast.

"I've almost finished setting up your Skrull warship, but someone like you who can get their subconscious to do something like this is truly exceptional."

Tzeentch, who had just stood up from the ground, rolled her eyes and pointed the warship at the air in front of her, making a gesture as if she were reaching for something.

The next second, everything in this area was revealed to Morty by a Skrull battleship that was entirely black and at least ten times smaller in size.

"Hmm? It looks like someone is touching the invisible wall?"

Chapter 273 General Rick

"Can anyone tell me, which universe and which planet did I just randomly land on?!"

"How could such an outrageous thing happen?!"

When Morty woke up from his dream, he assumed that some clueless locals had been passing by the island in their boat, found him lying there like a clueless teenager, and jumped aboard to try and win a prize.

For guys like this who want to extract some magical artifacts from themselves.

Morty would give him no other choice but to kill him.

But who knew...

The moment I opened my eyes.

After seeing that wild-looking girl with a straw hat on her head, a yellow vest on her body, short hair, and a scar on her face.

Morty felt that the fact that he had exhausted the teleportation gun's energy was not the most frustrating thing that had happened to him today.

This guy in front of me is the real one!

Can someone come up to me and explain why the person standing in front of me is a female version of Luffy?!

what the hell!!

Although I've only watched a few dozen episodes of One Piece, even a casual fan like me knows that Luffy is a guy!

Why is this person dressed as Luffy...?

Maybe it's just a coincidence!

Correct!

It must be a coincidence!

Isn't there a theory that has discussed this issue before?

Even if it were a pig, using its snout to nudge a keyboard, or wandering around on the ground, given a hundred billion years, it could still write a complete version of the Analects during a single, complete movement.

So if a One Piece planet can exist in some universe, why can't there be a planet where a female version of Luffy wearing a straw hat exists... Luffy my foot! A girl dressed like Luffy!!!

Morty, trying to reassure himself, stared wide-eyed at a stunningly beautiful woman with long black hair, wearing a slit cheongsam, and an arrogant air about her face.

Because behind her was a giant wooden palace-like ship pulled by two enormous snakes.

A group of women dressed as Amazonian warriors stood on the high deck, looking down with curious eyes...

Unable to bear it any longer, Morty silently lowered his head, feeling a pang of heartache and wanting to hug his 300-pound self, lamenting that fate always sent him to one absurd world after another.

A female version of One Piece?!

Is this some kind of ridiculous thing?!

What's even more outrageous about this gender-bending is that none of the characters' genders were switched; they were all turned into girls!!!

"Hey kid, how did you end up on this deserted island?"

"Did they encounter pirates and jump into the sea to swim here?"

"Would you like us to give you a ride? We're heading to the underwater prison anyway, and we can find a large inhabited island along the way and drop you off there?"

No sooner had Luffy finished speaking than the Amazonian warriors behind him—the members of the Kuja Pirates—roared in unison, “Idiot! Don’t just tell any random stranger what you’re going to do next!!!”