The hero behind One Piece

Arnold walked to the dam. To his surprise, there were no cadres to intercept him.

Perhaps Sand Crocodile is so arrogant that he thinks that just three cadres can hold back the detention team with their condescension.

Or maybe he knew there was nothing he could do to stop him

The top of the dam is very wide. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is the width of a small square. The small holes I made on the surface of the dam are probably just a little bit of the surface gnawed by ants.

There is indeed a reservoir inside the dam.

Do not,

It should be called the Reservoir Sea. Maybe all the water in Alabasta is concentrated here.

If his eyesight wasn't good enough, Arnold wouldn't even be able to see the edge of the reservoir.

The reservoir was cut in half by a flat dam. One side held high water, while the other side was as empty as a big bowl. From this perspective, it would not be an exaggeration to call it a pit.

On the dry side, there were complex vertical and horizontal shelves. There was an extremely large warship lying quietly inside, silent and cold. I am afraid that its deck was even as big as the capital of Alabasta.

On the other side where the water is filled, a huge machine is trembling and roaring, and black smoke is billowing from the upright chimney.

There is a thick dark cloud on top of it, and even now it is raining lightly, most of which has fallen into the reservoir.

The blue lake surface is rippled, and the bottom is clearly visible. Looking from a distance, there is a feeling of fear in the deep sea.

Arnold looked at the battleship in silence. Just from its ferocious appearance, it had the aura of slaughtering a city and destroying a country.

I don’t know what kind of keel is used for such a large battleship, and what kind of material is used to maintain such a large volume.

If it were the kind of hard pine wood used in ordinary warships, the weight alone would probably be enough to disintegrate it.

It seems that I once heard Hannibal brag that he had seen the best shipbuilding wood in the world, the Adam tree. If it was made of that legendary material, it might be able to maintain such a large size.

But Arnold just sighed on the spot. He didn't care about the battleships or anything else. It was his responsibility to drag out the sand crocodile and give it a good beating.

I can't sail such a big ship by myself.

It's just that the navy will have to be called to help when the time comes. It will be really troublesome to solve the problem of accidentally breaking into the forbidden area.

Arnold scratched his head in confusion.

"Over there" said Fitz, pointing in one direction, now off Arnold's back.

Arnold nodded, and Fitz didn't need to be involved in the next thing. After all, Crocodile was a dignified Shichibukai. If Fitz got involved in the battle between him and him, he would have to devote his energy to protect him.

The racks around the battleship are very dense. It must be a lot of work to put them up. You can see that part of the bridge is not yet completed. This may be a trial product.

With his head down, Arnold jumped off the dam like a bullet, and the clothes on his body rustled.

After he was almost close to the shelf, he hooked his backhand on a steel pipe shelf. The ability of the time-traveling fruit allowed him to calmly buffer the force.

There was a "clang" sound, and the steel pipe still broke.

"Bang, bang, bang," Arnold couldn't help but break several steel pipes in succession.

We can't blame the poor quality of the steel pipe. With such a large weight and such a high speed, the impact force is probably no less than that of a cannonball.

Arnold climbed up a pipe with some embarrassment. It was difficult for a big man like him to stand on such a narrow pipe. It was difficult to find the right balance.

A flash of lightning flashed through Arnold's mind, as if the mao and tenon overlapped.

That's how it feels now

He kicked off his left leg and ran forward as fast as he could, stepping on the steel pipe to make a "clang" sound.

We must get as close as possible to the battleship before this mysterious feeling disappears.

The closer he ran, the more he felt how huge the battleship was. It stood in front of him like a giant. He couldn't even see the top of it when he looked up.

Arnold kicked his legs, jumped up, grabbed the steel pipe above, and swung back and forth between the steel pipes like a monkey to rush to the high-walled warship.

I am like a grasshopper at the foot of the city wall, climbing up along the gap in the wall. Looking up, I can only see the sky cut into a line by the side of the ship.

It took about ten minutes before Arnold finally stepped onto the bow of the battleship, which was a messy wolf-head-shaped bow statue.

The legendary excellent bow statue not only serves as a collision angle during melee combat, but can also protect one's own ship in the sea.

Arnold looked at it. This big guy was probably the size of a five-story house. He looked quite majestic.

If hit by this guy, even the sea cliff will probably fall apart.

However, this warship is so tall that Navy warships may not even be able to reach its waist. What is such a large collision angle used for?

Perhaps because the space is too wide, the entire deck looks extremely spacious, like a large square, even enough to hold a football match for the crew.

Arnold walked forward quickly. Although he didn't think the sand crocodile would escape at this juncture, it was his responsibility to catch him early and bring him to justice.

There was a large board in front. Arnold lifted it up, revealing a long and narrow passage. A ladder went straight to the bottom. From here, you can go down to the inside of the battleship. It should be an emergency entrance.

He probably knew the direction Fitz was pointing in. Such long-term cooperation had given Arnold a strong sense of space. If it wasn't too far away, he could determine the target's location no matter how he moved.

Now it's time to go down and beat the Sand Crocodile unconscious.