I transmigrated into the world of One Piece and became Sabo.
Burdened with the Destruction System, I can earn rewards by destroying things. The greater the destruction, the richer the reward.
From that moment on, Sabo set out on a path of no return, devoting himself to destroying everything in the world.
In the Sea Circle Calendar year 1520, the Summit War broke out. Sabo led the Revolutionary Army in a sudden assault on Marine Headquarters and said these words to Sengoku:
"Sengoku, hand over my good-for-nothing brother."
"Of course, you don't have to. That way, I can make the entire Marines... join him in the grave."
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Long doesn't know the Sixth Form? How could it be possible that his father is Garp and he is a naval elite and can't even know the Sixth Form?
It should be said that naval commanders can do it, and only generals who rebel can do it, right?
Damn it, you really can't walk after seeing a woman, licking* is licking* after all
Long defected from the navy, and his father is still Garp, so it doesn't make sense that he doesn't know the Sixth Form of the Navy.
It's true. Many CP9s can do six postures, but that doesn't mean they are strong. They just have basic requirements for physical fitness.
Why didn't the author reply to the book review and continue to discuss whether Long defected from the navy? Many of our readers think it is, but you think it is not. Reply, aren't you very grumpy? What about temper?
Even someone who knows CP9, can it be possible that Long is Garp's son? Long turns out to be a navy man
Long defected from the navy, so he should know the Sixth Form.
Sabo is the eldest of the three brothers, okay?
The original book said that Long served as a navy, and there were also scenes of Long serving as a navy.