Starting Sanctuary: I Stole Athena

As for Silver Saint, I don't know anyone who can beat the pirates in a duel. What is the difference between the seventh sense and God in this world? The seven senses described in Saint Seiya G can use planets as bowling balls.

Originally a fan of random nature, what they wanted was the feeling that they could attack the jade with a stone from a mountain. What was the point of suppressing the small universe? I lost interest immediately. Saints and pirates are originally worlds of different dimensions. According to their respective world systems, the Sanctuary soldiers are If you can beat the Shichibukai, the Bronze Saint can beat the Yonko, the general. You can smash atoms casually, and at worst, you can attack at the speed of sound. The Bronze Saint is also wearing a holy suit that can resist smashing atoms. In the world of pirates, use a hammer to fight. And this group of saints also has a god of war + buff behind them

All I can say is that it's just a comparison of combat power. Saints can explode stars and explode the universe. One Piece is really incomparable. I couldn't stand this alone and ran away.

Have you suppressed the strength of the Saints too low?

I think it's quite appropriate to replace One Piece with Fighting to Break the Sphere and increase the dominance. Swallowing Starry Sky is also good, Zhutianliu is also good, or others. Your writing is very good. Let me know when you write this book. Goodbye, bye.

It refreshed my understanding of Saint Seiya. You should have a limit when it comes to settings. The gap between pirates and saints is like the gap between immortals and martial arts.

If you use the Saint system to mix with the pirates, it will basically sweep everything. If nothing else, the Bronze Saint can sweep those generals. The Silver Saint can kill Im with one move, not to mention the Seven Sense Saints who follow. Others can really move at the speed of light and teleport. The fastest monkey among the pirates talks about the speed of light, which is actually up to several times the speed of sound. As for the saints in the anime Saint Seiya, the reason why they are not really that awesome on Earth is because the earth has been sealed by the gods. Even the strength of the main god will be infinitely compressed on the earth. Outside the sealed place of the earth, the seven-sense saints can really explode stars with one punch and play with planets as balls. The eight senses can really explode galaxies with one punch.

I think it should not be placed in One Piece, but should be placed in Dragon Ball ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)✧

If your seventh sense is like Whitebeard's, it's too weak!

The description in this book feels like the destructive power of the Saints in the God Realm is the same as that in the Douluo Continent!

I would like to give the author a suggestion. The power system should be written because it is not a creature in the pirate world, so the power and other things are suppressed by the world consciousness. Only the realm and vision are left. It should be written that the consciousness can keep up, but the body cannot. Just brag about the Saint Seiya system. Pirates can fight because of the help of world consciousness. When the Saints first came to One Piece, they were severely suppressed. Once they gradually become familiar with the rules or power system of the Pirates, they can slowly recover. The improvement of the Pirates is only promoted by the sense of crisis in the world consciousness, and the Pirate world has always been eager to evolve the Saint Seiya rule system. Basically, it's all done by the instinct of the world consciousness. Just give benefits and you can pass. The author can do it! ! ! !

Author, I want to see Luffy beat up Sun Wukong, Whitebeard overthrow Tianting and Da Leiyin Temple, and the Celestial Dragons enslave the Three Pure Ones. Anyway, I think this is completely achievable according to your way of writing. After all, our previous cartoons didn't have much expressiveness. Oh, by the way, I have also seen a cartoon in which Pangu exists. You can also ask your pirates to capture Pangu. After all, it doesn't depend on the setting, but only on the expressiveness. Author If Nuwa accidentally traveled to the world of Naruto and was killed by Naruto with a Rasengan, what do you think? After all, the Nuwa in our previous cartoons is really not as destructive as Naruto! If you want to set your own combat power, you can do it. You can write an original one! When I write fan fiction, I want to take advantage of other people's popularity, but I don't follow other people's settings. Stand and stand again

I thought I could see a good fan of Saint Seiya.

For Saints, if they are not at the level of smashing atoms, they are just soldiers. They can hit people without breaking their defenses.

Momojiji, who is here to read what bullshit royal stuff you are writing?

Saga can destroy the Queen of Death Island with one move even in the Pope's Palace, but in the New World, the pirates can't smash MarieJoa to pieces.

One Piece and Saint Seiya, no one can boast this author. The Sixth Sense is about gods fighting with their bodies breaking the speed of sound. The three major migrant comics are currently the best in One Piece. The Hokage next door can at least clean the surface.

Among the works that are least suitable for cross-border competition, Saint Seiya and Dragon Ball are the most popular and the most difficult to deal with, because most fans do not recognize the slightest weakness in the settings!

Hades made the nine planets in the solar system connect into one with one thought. What if the Saints didn't force themselves to use a hammer?

Just because you traveled through time, you forcefully increased the fighting power of the natives without introducing your background. When you arrive in a place like this, no one knows how strong you are or what you have done, so you just participate in an auction that means nothing to you. In a world with slavery, let you develop like this for five years

The setting is, outside the earth, you can explode stars at will. Inside the earth, as long as there are no more than one cosmic god, then you can crawl on it.

According to the setting, the Star Shattering Fountain can really break the planet. The galactic starburst is really a supernova explosion of the star energy of the entire galaxy. Burst out. Concentrate on hitting someone with one fist. But the animation performance is really disappointing.

🤫 You people are really brave. This is just making up stories for entertainment. The author writes very well. Don't say anything unreasonable...

I took a look at the catalog and saw Saga during the Warring States Period? ? ? ? ? Are you serious?

Among the Saint Seiya novels, there is a good one called Rebirth of the Golden Saint. I have been writing it for several years. I read it when I was in college. I personally think it is the best one among the Saint Seiya novels. . . . I watched it several times at that time, traveled through time and became Saga, became the Pope, and finally broke through the ninth sense and ended the holy war.

What are the realms and meanings of the sixth sense, seventh sense, eighth sense, and ninth sense? Can anyone explain.

By the way, shouldn't the focus of attention be on Athena?

If you travel across the world to other worlds, won't you be discovered by a great god like Cronus?

Is it possible to add more constellations from different worlds to get more golden saints, instead of being limited to the twelve constellations, such as the constellations of Runeterra, the war constellation, the justice constellation, the twilight constellation, the guardian constellation, the blazing sun constellation, and the bright moon constellation?

I have read a novel before where the main character got the power and the Saint Cloth of Saint Taurus and was in the Wandering Earth. The Earth was about to be conquered by another planet (forgot how big that planet was, it was even bigger than the Earth). The protagonist used all his strength to kill the planet together, allowing the Wandering Earth to escape successfully.