Pirates: Building a Pirate Family.

Before he could finish his words, countless shells rained down on the pirates.

However, what the navy did not expect was that the pirates' artillery fire showed a strong suppressive force in a short period of time.

For a moment, the rumbling sound of artillery echoed throughout the entire battlefield, with smoke filling the air and flames shooting into the sky.

The fierce exchange of fire between the two sides resulted in a large number of casualties, with many people, both navy and pirates, falling in a pool of blood.

The brutality of the battle was simply shocking.

People far away in the Sabaody Archipelago watched this thrilling battle from afar through telescopes.

Klein in the crowd frowned and muttered to himself, "Hmm... Why do I feel like the Navy is a little overwhelmed now? Could it be that Whitebeard can really successfully rescue Ace this time? If that's the case, the Navy will lose face!"

"I'm afraid things are not that simple. The Seven Warlords of the Sea have not yet taken action, not to mention the Navy's hidden and truly powerful combat power."

Rachel stared at the Seven Warlords of the Sea and the three admirals of the navy in the front row of the screen, her brows tightly furrowed, her face full of confusion and puzzlement.

It was obvious that she had no idea what the navy was trying to do at this moment.

Even though there were so many powerful top figures gathered before them, they chose to send their soldiers forward to fight each other.

What benefits would this bring to the Navy?

This battle was clearly a crushing victory without any suspense. If a general was randomly sent to meet the enemy, with the strength of the ordinary pirates at the bottom of the Whitebeard Pirates, they would definitely be killed without a single piece of armor left and a river of blood would flow.

However, no matter from which angle you observe, the three admirals of the navy at this moment are just like a group of indifferent bystanders, just watching the pirates coming like a tide.

Could it be that the navy had already formulated a detailed plan to wipe out the enemy in one fell swoop?

Thinking of this, Rachel couldn't help but cast her gaze towards the Crescent Bay in the distance again. She had to admit that this was indeed an excellent place to implement this encirclement and annihilation strategy.

At the same time, at the Navy Headquarters, the huge Oz was taking heavy and firm steps, approaching the Navy Square with great momentum.

At this moment, several giants who had been easily knocked away by him suddenly appeared in front of him and successfully blocked Oz's way forward.

One of the giants was trembling slightly, and he murmured in a voice full of awe and fear: "It's hard to imagine that there are times when I need to look up to see others!"

When they looked up, they saw that Oz was as tall as a mountain, standing before them like an insurmountable iron tower.

Faced with such a huge monster, everyone felt a chill involuntarily in their hearts, their legs became weak, and even breathing became a little difficult.

\"Don't panic! Everyone, come together and stop him!\"

Someone in the crowd mustered up the courage to shout first, and then a burly giant holding a huge sword pounced on Oz like an angry lion.

In an instant, there was a loud "clang" sound, and the long knife in Oz's hand collided fiercely with the giant's sword, splashing a string of dazzling sparks.

However, after just a glance, the giant felt a huge force like a tidal wave coming along the sword, which made his palm numb, his arms tingling, and he retreated repeatedly.

Oz's attack was like a torrential rain, leaving the giant no chance to breathe.

Every time he swung his sword, it was done with a force as powerful as thunder and lightning, which was terrifying.

The giant could only fight back with all his might, being caught in a dilemma and completely at a disadvantage.

After a few moves, Oz seized the opportunity, swung his sword with all his strength, and slashed at the giant's sword at an astonishing speed.

With a crisp "crack" sound, the huge sword was cut into two pieces like fragile porcelain.

The broken sword blade turned into countless fragments, flying in all directions and scattering all over the ground.

The giant widened his eyes in horror, looking at the half-broken sword in his hand, his face full of disbelief.

But before he could recover from his shock, a cold light suddenly flashed.

Oz raised his sword and slashed it ruthlessly across the giant's neck.

In an instant, blood gushed out, and the giant's huge body fell to the ground, raising a cloud of dust.

This once majestic giant lieutenant general died instantly under Oz's fierce attack.

This bloody and cruel scene stunned the other giants around.

They stared at Oz with their mouths wide open, their faces filled with fear and astonishment.

You know, this giant who was easily killed was a lieutenant general among them!

Whether in terms of strength or status, he can be considered a middle or high-level figure in any force.

Unexpectedly, such a powerful being could not withstand more than three moves from Oz and died so miserably.

This sudden change brought a great psychological shock to everyone present. For a moment, no one dared to step forward to challenge Oz's majesty.

"Don't rush forward so fast, Oz! It's not the way a wise warrior would rush forward so recklessly, Oz!"

Whitebeard's voice, like a loud bell, shouted in the direction of Oz.

At this time, the real main force in the front had not yet been dispatched. Everyone present knew clearly in their hearts that the navy would never sit idly by and allow Oz to rush into the execution platform in such a swagger.

"Dad, don't stop me! I must rescue Ace. I want to rescue Ace right now!"

Oz's muffled voice echoed in the air, as if it was about to break through the clouds.

He was seen holding the huge machete tightly in both hands, running towards Ace desperately with his feet moving fast.

After hearing what Oz said, Whitebeard was silent for a while.

Then he slowly turned his head back and glanced at the crew members around him.

Then, he loudly gave orders: "Well, since this kid has made up his mind, let him go. However, you must catch up quickly and deal with the subsequent troubles for him. Be sure to protect Oz!"

As soon as Whitebeard finished speaking, all members of the Whitebeard Pirates responded in unison. They stopped their hurried charge and stood quietly in place, waiting for Oz to gradually approach them.

It wasn't long before Oz was almost reaching the port.