Chapter 484: The Red Force
Perhaps influenced by the gentle nature of his master Koshiro back then, Ian wasnt the kind of person who liked using foul language. However, he was now swearing, uttering Get lost repeatedly, indicating just how displeased he was.
Although he also knew that this group of CP6 mbers was probably here to convey a ssage from the Marines, so what? Hed listen if he felt like it, but if he didnt want to, what could they do about it?
That plateIan acted out of anger, smashing Jerrys face with it, causing his face to be covered in blossoms. Such a pretentious dog of a person, a plate was light compared to him.
Robin looked at Ian in astonishnt. She hadnt expected that Ian would directly attack CP mbers without asking for reasons. But upon reflection, Robin suddenly understood why. Ian must have sensed her inner fear and chose this way to prove his initial promise to her.
Sailing under a captain like him really brings a sense of security Robins heart ward uncontrollably, and her anxiety vanished.
CP6 mbers were initially stunned by their captain being attacked. After snapping back to reality, they hurriedly helped Jerry up. However, with blood all over his face, Jerry shook off his colleagues support, and in a fit of embarrassnt and anger, he directly revealed the knuckledusters on his hands. He shouted at Ian, Damn it! Im an intelligence agent of the World Governnt! So what if youre a Warlord? How dare you attack ? Thats a capital offense!
After saying that, he assud a boxing stance and angrily declared, Very well then, let
fathom whether you, a Warlord, are worthy of your title!
Jerry Aurora Flicker Jab!
Shouting while attacking, Jerry threw a punch down towards Ian from a higher position. His punching speed was indeed quite fast, but
The next mont, Ian gently blocked the punch with his left hand.
Opening his palm and grasping Jerrys fist, dangerous glints flickered in Ians eyes. A smile appeared on his face as he said to Jerry, Who gave you this mysterious confidence? How did you think you, a combatant of your caliber, could actually go against a Shichibukai?
While speaking, Ian increased the pressure on Jerrys hand, and a series of cracking bone sounds echoed through the tavern, audible to everyone still seated.
With Ians added force, Jerry suddenly cried out in agony. He felt as if his fist was on the brink of being crushed, the intense pain nearly unbearable. Desperately, he tried to retract his hand, only to find himself unable to escape Ians grasp.
Release release ! Jerry scread in pain, his suffering overwhelming. With a thud, he fell to his knees.
The other CP6 mbers, sensing sothing amiss, rushed forward. Two operatives in black suits each grabbed one of Jerrys shoulders, helping to pull his arms back.
However, at that mont, a crisp ringing of bells sounded. The runic bandage on Ians right arm swayed and disappeared from view. The next second, an overwhelming surge of high-temperature heat, capable of scorching the air itself, swept through the entire tavern!
As the black flas on Ians wrist erged, the first to face their wrath was Jerry.
The fist firmly clutched by Ian was instantaneously engulfed by the black flas. Because the temperature of this infernal blaze was so intense, Jerrys arm was instantly reduced to blackened carbon fragnts that fell to the ground!
Feeling no pain, Jerrys entire right arm was gone
But it didnt end there. After consuming Jerrys arm, the black flas spread over his body, engulfing his entire form. Then, his head caught fire too!
Within the taverns stunned occupants, a surreal spectacle unfolded before their eyes. Jerry, consud by the relentless march of the flas, transford into charred carbon from head to toe in an instant. Wherever the inferno spread, carbon remnants descended like macabre confetti. The scene exuded an eerie dissonance
The two CP6 operatives who had approached to assist Jerry werent spared this cruel fate either. Their contact with Jerrys body exposed them to the clutches of the obsidian flas.
Thus, in what felt like the blink of an eye, the three CP6 agents vanished from this world before the collective gaze, leaving behind only three heaps of blackened ash on the ground, a grim testant to their presence.
Within the tavern, a suffocating silence prevailed, rendering it devoid of even a whisper.
Only after a considerable span did a lone, soft gulp echo, a subtle sound of soone swallowing saliva. This faint noise marked the revival of the taverns atmosphere
And as life rekindled, it was t with a chorus of sharp intakes of breath.
After incinerating Jerry and the other two agents, Ian resud his seat with an air of nonchalance, as if nothing untoward had occurred. Lifting a beverage to his lips, he took a casual sip.
CP6s mbers, stricken with terror, maintained a wide berth from Ians table. The abrupt vanishing of three individuals was a cause for alarm for anyone, and yet they remained immobilized, locked in shared, bewildered gazes. None dared to draw nearer.
Then, with a deft motion after finishing his drink, Ian brought the glass down on the table with a resounding thud. In hushed tones, he uttered, Scram.
His voice was low, but to CP6, it resonated like thunder. Before they could contemplate their actions, the remaining mbers scattered like frightened mice. They turned tail and bolted towards the taverns exit, lanting their lack of extra limbs that might grant them a greater speed.
As a multitude surged towards the exit, a chaotic scramble ensued. In the eyes of the onlookers, these figures in black suits appeared utterly bedraggled, jostling one another as they raced outside. So even lost their shoes in the haste
Once the CP6 mbers had departed, the taverns patrons feigned nonchalance and resud their als. But an unbroken silence prevailedno utensil clinks, no whispers dared escape. They surreptitiously stole glances toward Ians group, encased in a sensation akin to sitting on pins and needles.
Regret gnawed at the hearts of these pirates now. If only they had seized the opportunity to depart earlier. Their curiosity had ensnared them, rendering escape now less convenient. Departing at this juncture would be conspicuous
Ian, on the other hand, paid little heed to their musings, continuing to savor his al.
Resting her chin in her hand, Reiju whispered to Ian, Is this wise? Eliminating agents of the World Governntwont that invite trouble?
Fear nothing! Ian chuckled. Theyre hardly pivotal figures. The World Governnt wont jeopardize their standing with a Warlord over three agents!
After pondering briefly, Reiju found his rationale sound and nodded in agreent. She smiled, content to observe Ian as he ate.
Turning to Robin, Ian addressed her, My apologies, I didnt foresee the presence of World Governnt agents here
Robin shook her head. No need to apologize. On the contrary, I should thank you.
As I said, as long as Im around, no one can harm you, Ian declared. Not even the marine Admirals!
Robin remained silent, her captivating smile conveying her understanding. She knew that Ian could indeed deliver on his promise
As the trio continued to dine and converse, the taverns door was suddenly thrust open once again. Ian furrowed his brow, casting his gaze towards the source of the commotion. It appeared that a pirate had rushed in, yet his complexion was pallid, and he panted heavily, an air of frantic unsettlent about him.
Its its bad! The pirate, upon entering, hastily addressed the occupants of the tavern with an agitated tone, Theres a ship approaching on the sea a ship!
Hush!! Another pirate, seemingly from the sa crew as the newcor, promptly rose to his feet. Nervously glancing towards Ians group, he whispered to the panicked pirate, Dont dont make a scene! A ship approaching isnt that surprising. Dont cause a fuss
However, before he could finish his sentence, the distressed pirate gestured frantically, Th-that ship its the Red Force!
The denizens of the tavern were montarily perplexed. What in the world was the Red Force?
Yet, the next mont, a more seasoned pirate recalled and jolted to his feet, his voice quivering, Red Red Force!? The Red-Haired Pirates!?
Boom! The pirates within the tavern suddenly found themselves in a daze, and realization dawned upon them.
Wasnt the flagship of the Red-Haired Pirates called the Red Force!?
Goodness! Having a Shichibukai present on the island was astonishing enough, but now word of a Yonkos arrival spread!?
Quick quickly, run! Soone, without warning, shouted, and in that instant, all the pirates regained their senses. They surged towards the taverns entrance like a swarm, driven by sheer urgency.
As one might expect, the Yonko were also pirates, colleagues to those present, and thus the pirates should not be so alard and fearful. Yet, paradoxically, the very na of a Yonko held the greatest power of intimidation over them!
Much like the islands protected by a Yonko, even if the Yonko was absent, the re presence of their flag could send shivers down pirates spines, deterring them from causing chaos and disturbances. Let alone when an actual Yonko made an appearance
Continuing to linger here, who knew if they might irk the Yonko and inadvertently lead the entire pirate crew to face dire consequences?
In the span of just a mont, the tavern had emptied entirely, leaving only Ians trio behind. Even the taverns staff and owner had sought refuge.
Ian gazed at this spectacle, taken aback by the exaggerated turn of events. It all felt rather surreal.
Reiju and Robin wore expressions of astonishnt, unable to contain their curiosity. They turned to Ian and queried, Whats going on? Why did the Red-Haired Pirates suddenly appear here?
Ian shrugged, raising his hands in a gesture of uncertainty. How should I know?
Should we also leave? Reiju voiced her concern. Youve never had dealings with the Red-Haired Pirates before, Right?
After a mont of contemplation, Ian shook his head. Dont worry. The Red-Haired Pirates arent as capricious as Kaido or Big Mom. As long as we dont provoke them, they wont pose a threat to us.
Setting down his cutlery, Ian rose to his feet with a grin. Lets go! Ti to pay our respects to the Grand Lines most distinguished man.
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