War is on top, artillery fire roars, and justice falls.
Navy Captain Kyle Watson, a user with the "Barrier Fruit" ability, is an elite named "Iron Wall".
He once believed in the justice of the Navy until he witnessed Akainu's lava piercing Ace and heard the "necessary sacrifice" rhetoric. The faith in his heart was shattered along with the square of Malinfando.
When the war ended, he refused promotion, took off his general uniform, and stepped into the waves alone.
What supports him is the mystery of the disappearance of his childhood friend Arya, a promise to "protect everyone", and a question growing crazily in his heart:
If the Navy doesn't stand for justice, what does?
From the black market of Shampooland, to the shadows of the Holy Land, to the ice and fire hell of Punk Hassad...
He will use this iron wall that was once used to protect "justice" to protect the innocent and weak and isolate the darkness of the world!
When the new flag was raised in the fortress, he faced the pursuit and doubts of the world and declared loudly:
"My justice is not tolerated by Malinfando, it only exists in front of the people I need to protect!"
This is the epic story of a navy traitor, and also the legend of an iron wall that belongs to mortals but dares to divide the world!
Reader comments
Arriving at Happy Town in Xihai, I found that the place looked glamorous on the surface, but in fact it was a transit point for human trafficking. Kyle investigated secretly and rescued a group of slaves who were about to be transported away, but learned that Arya had been sent to the "Golden City" Tezolo a few months ago.
Although there are only a few chapters, this is one of the top three Pirates novels I have read. Every word and every sentence has a majestic and epic feel.
Arriving at Happy Town in Xihai, I found that the place looked glamorous on the surface, but in fact it was a transit point for human trafficking. Kyle investigated secretly and rescued a group of slaves who were about to be transported away, but learned that Arya had been sent to the "Golden City" Tezolo a few months ago.
Although there are only a few chapters, this is one of the top three Pirates novels I have read. Every word and every sentence has a majestic and epic feel.