One Piece: Three Fruits, Starting with the Dark-Dark Fruit

Giger returned to his warship and stood at the bow, his navy cloak fluttering in the sea breeze.

It can be seen that on O'Hara Island ahead, the Tree of All-Knowing has begun to collapse gradually.

Behind Jiger, four navy soldiers each held a Den Den Mushi in their hands, waiting for his orders with a serious look on their faces.

Jiger didn't look back, but said calmly,

"Pass my order, all troops open fire."

Following Jig's order, the other four warships received the signal from Jig's main ship. The next second, five warships, including the main ship, opened fire almost at the same time.

Countless shells traversed a graceful parabola and landed on O'Hara Island.

For a moment, the sound of artillery shells exploding resounded through the sky, and the Tree of Omniscience, which had already been burned beyond recognition by flames, was completely blown into pieces by the first round of artillery fire.

Looking from the warship, one can see that the entire O'Hara has been completely covered by raging flames. The flames have dyed the sky above red. All the buildings on it have been razed to the ground, leaving only the burnt debris and some human-shaped charred pieces.

Jiger stared at O'Hara, who had been reduced to scorched earth, in front of him, without a trace of fluctuation in his eyes.

He knew that there must be some innocent people in O'Haraly, but what did this have to do with him?

As a true superior, if you don't even have this kind of mentality, you might as well go play house with some pirates.

Olbia and Robin had been locked in the cabin. When the explosions outside stopped, Robin looked up at Olbia and asked softly,

"Mom, has O'Hara...disappeared?"

Olbia raised her hand and gently stroked Robin's little head, and responded with a numb expression,

"Yes, from now on, there will be no more O'Hara in the world!"

"But why is this?"

Olbia did not answer. She thought of what Jiger had told her in Shuigu Town before: the so-called truth is not something the weak deserve to know, and it is meaningless even if they know it.

Outside the cabin, Jiger saw that O'Hara was almost burned, and gave orders to his men behind him again.

"Notify the newspaper immediately and ask them to publish O'Hara's photo in the newspaper as soon as possible."

"Yes!"

After giving this order, Jiger retracted his gaze and turned to walk towards the cabin where Olbia and her daughter were imprisoned.

Pushing open the cabin door, looking at the Olbia mother and daughter hugging each other, Jiger leaned against the door frame, took out a cigarette, lit it, took a puff, and did not see any smoke coming out of him. He just said,

"Okay, I've cleaned up the mess you made. Now it's time to talk about compensation."

"Nani?!"

Olbia stared at Jiger in disbelief. She even wondered if she had heard it wrong. Was it a reward or revenge?

(Don’t worry about the pronunciation of Japanese and Chinese, just read it as Chinese)

Just now, her hometown was hit by a wave of "three-light" campaign. Should she be grateful for this?

In response to this, Giger gave the following answer:

"Yes, yes."

Ziger slowly finished smoking a whole cigarette. This cigarette was specially supplied by the World Government to the admirals. The ash after burning was very dense, and he didn't even need to flick the ash during the whole process.

Olbia watched Jiger flick away the remaining cigarette butt and slowly spoke,

"Black Dragon, what do you want me to do for you?"

Jiger tilted his head and said,

"Wrong, not for me, but to do something for the world."

Olbia's mouth twitched and said,

"Your world?"

"hehe."

Jiger smiled noncommittally, glanced at Robin in Olbia's arms, and said with a smile,

"Your daughter is very cute."

Olbia's expression changed, and he quickly pulled Robin behind him, and said nervously,

"Please don't hurt her! I can do anything you want!"

"Don't be nervous, take a look at these first."

Jiger raised his hand and waved, and several thick books flashed out from the darkness and landed in front of Olbia.

Olbia was slightly stunned, then looked shocked.

"H-These are the books in the Tree of All-Knowing!?"

She quickly picked up one of the books and opened it. On the title page was a label that belonged to O'Hara. After seeing the label, she looked up at Jig eagerly and asked,

"How many of these books did you bring out?"

"All."

Upon hearing the news, Olbia burst into tears of joy.

"Thank you so much! As long as these books are here, O'Hara will never disappear!"

"Ok?"

Jiger narrowed his eyes slightly, slowly walked to Olbia, squatted down, lifted her chin, and said softly,

"You seem to have misunderstood something. O'Hara has disappeared. If you keep talking nonsense, you will disappear with it."

Olbia, who was originally full of joy and excitement, felt as if a basin of ice water was poured over him from head to toe after hearing what Jiger said, and all his enthusiasm was extinguished.

She moved her lips and said in a trembling voice,

"Then these books..."

"Of course it's for you. I want you to sort out these books, especially the ones about historical documents. You just need to make some minor changes and compile them into a book."

"You want to tamper with history!? What do you think history is?"

Jiger chuckled, glanced at Robin behind Olbia, and said with a smile,

"Isn't she just a little girl who lets me dress her up? What else could it be?"

Little Robin looked at Jiger's smiling face in astonishment, digesting these words that shocked her cognition.

Olbia felt that Jiger's words were extremely harsh and she wanted to refute him, but when she thought about everything that happened today, she just laughed at herself in the end.

Yes, if history can be erased, why can’t it be tampered with?

Thinking of Robin, Olbia closed his eyes resigned to his fate and asked,

"How do you want me to change it?"

"You are an expert in this field. Do you need to ask me how to revise it? Just edit it, but the final product must be sent to me for inspection."

Olbia opened his eyes, frowned slightly, and was about to speak when Jiger interrupted him.

"If I'm not satisfied with it, I can just go back and redo it. You don't want to stay in one place forever, do you? Well, maybe you can, but what about Robin?"

"I understand, but where are you going to lock me up?"

"Don't worry, the environment there is very good, and you and Robin won't be wronged."

"...Marijoa?"

Jiger smiled and said,

"Smart, welcome to my home."