One Piece: Three Types of Haki, and Garp Begs Me to Join the Marines

A young man who just wanted to travel and drink wine unexpectedly awakened a sign-in-to-grow-stronger System. On his last day in Windmill Village, the Marine hero Garp personally tried to recruit him, impressed by his terrifying talent: mastering Armament Haki and Observation Haki in just six months. Unfortunately, the twenty-year-old traveler hadn't even obtained Conqueror's Haki yet, and flat-out refused.

He turned down the Marines, but couldn't escape the sea's gifts. His next voyage ended at Shimotsuki Village, where the future World's Greatest Swordsman was waiting. The System's mission was even more direct: take young Zoro as his disciple and become his guide in the way of the sword. Swordsmanship mastery and a killing intent forged in swordplay were his for the taking, all he had to do was say yes.

But what qualifies a traveler who can't even stomach strong liquor to teach that stubborn green-haired brat how to use a sword? Facing Koshiro's unfathomable mastery of the sword, was the inevitable match meant to complete a sign-in, or to test his own limits? The Marines' door was still open, and the leader of the Revolutionary Army had already appeared in the village. Beneath the calm waters of Shimotsuki Village, undercurrents were beginning to stir.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.