One Piece: The Celestial Dragons' Self-Cultivation

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After saying that, Zefa turned around and slammed the door shut as he left.

A similarly angry voice came from behind:

"Zeffa! I am the Marshal!"

Garp scratched his head and sighed:

"Oh no, this is troublesome. Zephyr seems to be really angry."

Sengoku reached up and pushed up his glasses again, but didn't continue speaking.

Vice Admiral Tsuru picked up the navy cloak that Zephyr had thrown down and gently brushed away non-existent dust:

"Zeff's anger is normal and reasonable, but the World Government's orders will not change."

Steel Bones was panting heavily.

After a long silence, he finally spoke:

"Sengoku, go prepare the warships!"

Chapter 33 Lifting of House Arrest

Nearly another month has passed.

Blake has been back in Mary Geoise for almost half a year now.

A few days ago, Huang Mu bid him farewell again and headed to the sea to complete his main quest.

Black has drawn yet another low-level pirate this month.

This time, he plans to use the ability card on Mandy.

After spending this time together, Mandy has gradually started to smile again and occasionally helps others with their tasks.

He seemed to have integrated himself into the group.

Although she still doesn't talk much, everyone can sense the change in Mandy.

Kera is now in complete control of her power, and Black has no plans to give her another card for the time being.

For five-year-old Koala, having the physical attributes of an adult pirate is already sufficient.

Next, we will learn about physical techniques and combat skills.

Black remembered that Koala had pretty good physical skills in the original story.

He is one of the few human characters who has systematically studied fishman martial arts and successfully mastered fishman karate.

But that's about the limit of Fishman Karate.

It would be better to learn from Garp and Aokiji and focus on honing the power and technique of your punches, as well as your Armament Haki.

Robin's progress can only be described as decent, slightly better than at the same stage in the original work, at least she has the awareness to fight.

In the early stages of being wanted by the authorities, Robin in the original work had almost no fighting spirit; she only honed her skills in escaping.

Ever since that conversation, Robin has wanted to be with Olvia all the time, keeping a close eye on her.

She didn't want her mother, who had finally returned to her side, to leave her again.

Robin became almost completely integrated into life at Black Manor.

Here you'll find Perona, who loves to be mischievous but always ends up getting the short end of the stick; Stella, the gentle older sister who often takes care of her; Mandy, who always has a cold face but is actually very thoughtful; and Koala, who is strong, timid, and kind.

There's also Black, the Celestial Dragon with a terrible temper, who is exceptionally indulgent towards them.

Robin couldn't imagine how she would get along with the other people in the manor if Blake killed Olvia.

Olvia was quite helpless about Robin's idea.

Her mind wasn't on the historical text right now.

Olvia was more interested in news of the archaeological team and Ohara than the historical records.

However, ever since that day, Blake has treated her as if she were invisible.

She was neither restricted in her freedom on the estate nor given any work.

Olvia could only stand by the training field every day, watching Blake train the girls.

As the impact of Kong's defeat diminished and the situation on the high seas stabilized, the Celestial Dragons' ban was finally lifted.

A group of restless Celestial Dragons set off together for the Sabaody Archipelago.

Although Blake was also a member of the Waste Party, he had no intention of associating with these guys.

Their thought processes are completely different, making conversations very difficult.

However, he had indeed instructed his guards to prepare his temple ship.

After having so much free time, it's time to go out and explore the sea.

Mary Geoise, Red Harbor.

The dock floor was so smooth that it reflected one's image, and the guards knelt in two rows with their heads bowed.

Blake arrived at the port in his eight-meter-tall slave, followed by Stella and others.

Olvia blended in with the maids at the back, remaining inconspicuous.

Perona quietly tugged at Robin's sleeve:

"That guy looks terrifying right now."

"Shh! Don't talk."

Robin offered a reminder, then lowered his head and continued forward.

With her relatively mature personality, she knew very well that no matter how much Black indulged them in private, they still had to maintain the dignity of a Celestial Dragon in public.

The commander of Red Harbor is still Osvid, whom Aramaki mentioned earlier.

The other party is currently kneeling in front of the Temple, waiting for Blake's arrival.

As the slave stopped in front of Osvid, he pressed his forehead close to the ground:

"Lord Black! Your loyal servant Osvid, along with all my colleagues in Red Harbor, are here to welcome you!"

Blake chuckled lightly, but didn't make things difficult for him:

"Get up."

“I’ve heard Huang Mu mention you before. Yes, you are very sensible.”

Oswald was overjoyed:

"Thank you for your praise, Your Highness. I only did what I could."

Blake nodded and ignored him.

For the Celestial Dragons, such a compliment is enough.

Blake turned and beckoned to Stella:

"Have the slaves hurry up and load the things onto the ship, we're about to set sail."

Incidentally, he also glared at Perona, who was looking around, which startled her and made her shrink back.

Stella hurriedly went to instruct the slaves to get to work.

Upon seeing this, Oswald immediately summoned twenty soldiers to help carry it.

Blake didn't stop the guy from being so attentive.

To arrange a piece in a strategic move, you must first make the piece believe it belongs to you.

Oswald must be very happy now, thinking he has made connections with the Celestial Dragons.

Logically speaking, the officers guarding Red Harbor should have seen many Celestial Dragons, so they wouldn't be so overly attentive as they are now.

However, not many Tianlong people go out frequently.

Even if there were, they would only be cruel Celestial Dragons who enjoyed going down to the mortal realm for fun, and Oswald would never dare to approach them.

Blake showed some goodwill through the Wilderness Shepherd, and the guy immediately took the bait.

He was the first to board the ship, and after dismissing his mount slave, Blake lay back on a deck chair, enjoying himself immensely.

As Blake moved, the oppressive aura that seemed to weigh down on everyone instantly dissipated.

Perona cautiously approached Blake and poked him with her little hand.

He wasn't scared by Blake's glare, but muttered to himself:

"Strange, why doesn't it feel the same as before? Could they have changed people?"

Perona stared intently at Blake's face, as if she wanted to reach out and pinch it.

But Blake grabbed him and sneered:

"If you cause any more trouble, I'll shove you into a cannon and shoot you out!"

With that, he flung Perona toward the others.

Mandy, expressionless, reached out and caught Perona, gently placing her on the ground.

Perona made a face at Blake:

"Remember to find me a golden cannon barrel!"

He ignored the mischievous little girl.

Blake is currently planning his upcoming schedule.

This voyage has serious business to attend to.

Black plans to retrieve some of the Devil Fruits from the original story that no one has eaten yet.

Wildwood's current tasks are already troublesome enough; we can't let him travel all over the world searching for Devil Fruits anymore.

Furthermore, Blake also planned to find some of the new generation of powerful figures from the original work and send them to Huang Mu.

With only Huang Mu, the speed at which he could build up his power was still too slow.

Oh, and finally, we also need to make a trip to the Kingdom of Wobukangding in the South China Sea to have Mandy and Wild Shepherd make contact and turn it into a base camp.

Thinking of this, Blake sighed inwardly:

"We still don't have enough manpower..."

Chapter 34 This is a geography problem

Feeling frustrated by his lack of manpower, Blake decided to take the initiative.

Blake's original plan did not include recruiting the supernovas of the Worst Generation.

After all, these people are all about the same age as Robin.

It's quite pleasing to the eye to have a group of little girls by his side.

If it's a group of mischievous boys...

Imagine if Perona were a boy—

Blake felt that one day he might not be able to resist killing them.

I've already said it's a double standard!

But things are different now.

Since Huang Mu has already gone out to build up his forces, let's find them and have Huang Mu take them away.

Aramaki certainly wouldn't mind taking care of a kindergarten, right?

People's couples are cultivated from childhood.

Wilderness should also be trained from a young age.

Moreover, this is not entirely about letting wild sheep raise children.

Among the supernovas of the Worst Age, there are two unconventional individuals.

Capone Becky is one year older than Abandon.