One Piece: My Spirit

It's not that Caesar, Monet and others didn't think about what Charles would say, such as begging for mercy or stubborn words, but they never expected that Charles would say something as arrogant as the Four Emperors.

This made Monet think that Caesar beside him was already arrogant enough, but he didn't expect the man in front of him to be even more arrogant than him.

It's fine to be comparable to Joker, but to say that he is comparable to Kaido, who is recognized as the strongest among the four emperors today?

"Hahaha!!!"

"Is this person out of his mind?! How dare he compare himself to the Four Emperors?!! Hahaha!!!"

"It's too overwhelming!!!"

Sure enough, as Charles had expected, after a short silence, there were sarcastic laughter from Caesar and the others, all mocking Charles, a poor fellow who was overconfident and a frog in a well.

Although Monet didn't laugh like Caesar and the people behind him, perhaps because he had high expectations and vigilance for Charles before, Monet was somewhat disappointed with Charles at this moment.

It's just that when Monet suddenly noticed Charles' eyes at this time, those deep black eyes as deep as the night, a thought suddenly flashed deep in Monet's heart, a thought that she couldn't even imagine.

Just is it really possible?

And there was no ridicule at Charles, perhaps only Robin and Shanhu. Although the two felt that what Charles said was a bit ridiculous at first, when their eyes fell on Charles, it seemed that all the suspicion and distrust just now had completely disappeared, leaving only one extremely firm thought in their minds.

Of course, apart from this, Aokiji under the mask also did not laugh, and even looked quite dignified.

Mary Luli even puffed up her cheeks, staring angrily at those who mocked Shire, her two small fists were also gearing up, ready to teach those who mocked Shire a lesson.

As for Charles, in the face of all kinds of ridicule from Caesar and others, he didn't have the anger that everyone imagined, or he became angry to refute or argue with the other party, or he looked condescending and full of disdain.

In fact, when Charles saw the reaction of Caesar and others, he somewhat understood the various criticisms, ridicules and incomprehensions that Luffy suffered when he said "I am the man who wants to become the One Piece".

The most hurtful weapon in this world is not some magic weapon or some ancient weapon, but gossip!

Language is the easiest weapon to hurt people. From the East China Sea to the Great Channel, and then to the 'New World', Luffy has endured and faced criticism, ridicule and puzzlement along the way. This requires a strong enough heart to support all of this, and this is also the qualification to become a strong person.

At this time, Charles somewhat understood why Luffy often said this sentence. This sentence is not to tell others how powerful, lofty, and great his dreams are, but to tell himself
Can't give up, must not give up, must not give up!
Such as sailing against the current, facing difficulties!

Charles looks extremely calm when he looks at those mocking people. At this moment, Charles somewhat understands why Luffy is so calm in the face of ridicule and sarcasm. Perhaps it is a kind of pity, pity that the other party does not even have the courage to pursue his dreams.

And what Charles pities is their ignorance, the kind of numbness and ignorance that deny others, and even deny themselves, and immerse themselves in the world they have imagined and believed.

At some point, the sarcasm and laughter of the people around slowly stopped, and the sporadic laughter finally came to an abrupt end because of the sudden silence around.

They were originally mocking and mocking Charles' overreach and arrogance, but at this moment they suddenly felt a wave of irritability and anger that hadn't come!

Yes, including Caesar, they all suddenly felt a nameless anger!

Because of the pair of eyes that remained calm despite their ridicule, those eyes that seemed to pity them, those dazzling eyes that made them feel as if they were facing the sun and dare not look directly at them.

At this moment, everyone felt that their mockery just now was as ridiculous as a clown, as if their so-called 'self-esteem' had been severely humiliated, and their cowardice, which they tried their best to cover up, was bloody exposed in front of those 'dazzling' eyes.

The numbness, cowardice, greed, and ignorance they concealed, and the filthy things like carrion and abscesses, were all clearly seen by that person at this moment!
That man had already seen through everything about them, and was seen through naked and without any secrets!
shame!

anger!
and fear!

The centaur troops around Caesar were originally prisoners, and were randomly abandoned by the world government as cheap material for human experiments. Their lives can be described as extremely sad and failed.

So stimulated by Charles unconsciously, in order to cover up the humiliation and fear in their hearts, denying that they are losers, they can only cover up with the most commonly used emotions of human beings.

anger!
The centaur troops around Caesar and Monet were surprisingly angry, and the nameless anger was burning. Even Monet and Caesar were shocked by the anger of these people.

Rampage, mania, rage, loss of reason.
All kinds of emotions are intertwined, and finally the hordes of centaur troops rush towards Shire like crazy wild horses, not only wanting to tear up the dazzling person in front of them that they can't look directly at, but also tearing up their failed and sad lives!
Charles stepped forward, and the invisible pressure of the sword instantly enveloped the entire room. Caesar's centaur troops couldn't hold on for a second, and they all fell unconscious on the ground, leaving only Monet and Caesar.

Life will never be favored by your failure or success. The wailing of the loser is meaningless, and the same is true for the singing of the winner.

Just like Shire at this time, even if he knocked down this group of transformed centaur prisoners, it was meaningless to him, because it was never to prove anything, that's all.

Charles walked up to Monet step by step, while Caesar had already been scared by the scene just now and hid behind Monet, without any dignity as a man.

Charles just looked at Monet quietly like this, and the silent oppression seemed to make Monet breathless.

It was not Monet who could not bear this kind of oppression at first, but Caesar behind him. Before that, Caesar was arrogant and arrogant, but now he became greedy for life and afraid of death. He directly threw Monet here as a shield, but he fled this place in a hurry.