Pirates: The strongest Celestial Dragon in history

In the inner city, a grand motorcade was marching towards the gate of the inner city. On it were all the noble children of the royal palace in Delvok. There were heavy troops guarding the motorcade.There is a figure sitting in the highest position, which means supreme.

This man is the new king of Drowok, Krat.He was also the original chief minister of Derowok.

Reaching out to open the thick sedan curtain on the carriage, the new king revealed his face, but he looked slightly haggard.If you have ever seen this country, you know how much it has changed.

The original Kratt had a well-proportioned figure, bright eyes, and a light of wisdom in his eyes.But now his face is full of flesh and his eyes are dull and dull.Others can tell at a glance that this is a sickly face.

"Come here, why isn't my son Kent here?"

Kratt looked outside the curtain. All the nobles in the royal city were there, but his son was nowhere to be seen.There was a special guard next to him who said: "Your Majesty, Your Highness, you were too tired after the operation last night and have returned to the concentration camp to rest. You will be greeted at the city gate today."

"Oh, okay, he has been helping me eliminate the hidden diseases in my body these days, and he is really exhausted. Go and tell him that he doesn't have to come too early today."

Kratt laughed. Kent has been recuperating his health these days. Although his health is getting worse now, the father is still very happy.

He firmly believed that his son would not harm his heart. He just wanted to eliminate the hidden diseases in his body and he would definitely recover in the future.

After speaking, Kratt coughed violently, and the guards hurriedly helped him into the carriage to rest. All the nobles in the palace looked here, knowing in their hearts that this new king would not be able to be king for long.

When the motorcade was about to arrive at the city gate, a group of soldiers wearing navy uniforms stood in line at the gate. Garp stood in front of the group of beggars who were kneeling down, his expression gloomy to the extreme.

In the daylight, the navy's pure white military uniforms were too bright. From a distance, Kratt saw the tough man with a dog hat standing in the crowd, and screamed: "Garp! Why is he back again? When did he come back!"

Kratt on the carriage was extremely nervous, as if he was thinking of those horrible things before.

When Garp first came to this country, a mountain was shattered in front of him.And he himself was right next to the broken foot of the mountain, kneeling and promising Garp that he would restore Drowok to his original state.

Ignoring his own weak body, he opened the curtain on the carriage, coughed and said: "Quick! Drive these beggars away quickly, you dare to put so many beggars in front of Garp, do you want my life?" ?”

The guard next to him quickly calmed him down and said, "Don't worry, Lord King. Lord Fox is right next to Garp, and Garp doesn't dare to do anything."

Only then did Kratt realize that Fox, who was standing next to Garp, had entrusted him with the task of managing the port and the outer city, and now he was standing beside him so calmly.

"When did Garp come? Fox, the bastard, didn't even tell me!"

Kratt secretly resented that it was impossible for Fox to withstand Garp. This man was no ordinary vice admiral. He was the strongest combat force in the navy now.

Once Garp is investigated, Fox, the rebellious guy, will definitely put all the blame on him.

As the motorcade gradually approached the city gate, Kratt poked his head out of the carriage, sweating profusely, and greeted Garp tremblingly.

"Lieutenant General Garp, why are you here? What a coincidence. Today is my birthday, little old man, so I came here to invite you into the city."

"Clart, I came here today to see your birthday party. Of course, I also want to see if you have fulfilled what you promised me."

Garp looked at Kratt sullenly, with anger in his eyes. At this time, all the slaves kowtowed, shouting long live King Kratt, hoping to get the steamed buns. Garp's face became even more gloomy.

Kratt looked embarrassed and glared at Fox, who stood calmly next to Garp and waved.

The next moment, a group of guards walked out from behind the carriage, carrying several large boxes of food and began to distribute them to the beggars.

The beggars came forward to compete with each other one after another, but the items in the box were not steamed buns, but some dry and hard bread. The hungry beggars grabbed it without fail, and even fought over these things that they could not bite.

Garp saw this and his anger rose to the extreme.Kratt climbed out of the carriage, looked at the food in the box himself, and shouted angrily: "Who asked you to share the hard bread? Didn't I ask you to share the steamed buns? Who changed these things! "

The guilty Kratt glanced at the angry Garp. The new king, who was superior to thousands of people in Delovok, knelt down and repented: "Lieutenant General Garp, I was wrong. I will definitely change it in the future."

"Change? Krat, you shouldn't apologize to me, you should apologize to these people."

Garp stood in front of Kratt, and the strong sense of oppression made Kratt unable to lift his head.

This was a man who could break mountains with one punch, how could he not be afraid.

"Yes, I should apologize to these beggars. I'm sorry for not killing them earlier and letting them live in this world."

Suddenly a voice sounded, and Garp turned around and looked sideways at Fox who was speaking.

"Boy, what did you just say?"

"Say these beggars deserve to die, Lieutenant General Garp, they don't deserve to live in this world."

Fox smiled slightly and said easily: "I also asked people to exchange bread, Your Majesty the King. Because these beggars are not worthy of eating what humans eat. They are untouchables and only deserve to eat hard bread. And you see, they eat so hard. ah."

Seeing Fox's contemptuous face, Garp clenched his fists tightly and turned around and walked towards him.

"Fox, shut up! Damn it!"

Kratt stood up and wanted to stop Garp. He grabbed Garp's cloak, but Garp dragged his body dozens of meters away. He begged and said: "Lieutenant General Garp, please don't be impulsive. Fox is not sensible, but He is the guardian of Drowok personally chosen by Lord Rhodes, you cannot kill him."

Garp ignored Kratt under the cloak, walked straight to Fox, who was smiling lightly, and asked calmly: "Are you really the guardian of Drowok?"

"Of course, if it's a fake replacement."

Fox smiled and nodded, and even took the initiative to put his face in front of Garp, and said softly: "Lieutenant General Garp, you will not interfere with my behavior in Drowok, right? After all, I am the guardian of Drowok. You no."

After saying this, Garp instantly raised his fist, his armed domineering energy wrapped around him crazily.

"Boom" sound.

With an "Iron Fist of Justice", Garp sullenly punched the unsuspecting Fox into the city gate, and the entire city gate was instantly smashed into pieces.

Everyone around was shocked, but the furious Garp never thought of the consequences.

"You say I'm not qualified?"

Garp clenched his fists, dragged the stunned Kratt to the edge of the city gate, and punched him again.

"Guardian of Drowok? The navy is the guardian of the entire sea! If the navy is not qualified, then who has the damn qualifications!"

The furious Garp punched several times until there was a loud bang and the entire city gate collapsed.

From then on, there was no distinction between an inner city and an outer city in Delovok.

Garp withdrew his fist, and there was blood dripping on it, but it was not Garp's own blood. He looked back at Kratt, who was completely dumbfounded, "Aren't you going to let go? You almost pulled my cloak off."

Kratt quickly fell to his knees. He no longer dared to meet such a fierce and unreasonable navy.

Beside the city gate, Feng Lin, who had been standing in the corner, licked his nose.

As expected of a future naval hero, this trip was a bit unnecessary.