Time Travel: Age of Discovery

Although the thrilling roar just now shook their eardrums, Teya's instructions clearly told them not to move rashly, like a cage, restraining their steps.

Tina repeatedly suppressed her inner throbbing and tried to head towards the uninhabited island, but she remained where she was, not leaving. "Pay attention to your surroundings." "Follow instructions!" At the bow, Tina smiled subtly, her eyes fixed on the direction of the uninhabited island.

Finally, unable to resist the anxiety in his heart, he took a step forward and flew towards the island, ignoring his adjutant's anxious calls.

The adjutant pounded his hands in frustration, but his subordinates' cries echoed in his ears. "What's going on?" "Report, we see a ship speeding towards us in the distance..."

The adjutant picked up the telescope and indeed saw a ship cutting through the waves, but because it was too far away, the specific appearance of the ship was unknown. After arranging to keep a close eye on it, the adjutant paced back and forth on the deck, his frown showing his contemplation of the current situation.

Should he report to headquarters or wait and see? After some inner struggle, the adjutant decided to follow his own convictions, returned to the cabin, and picked up the contact phone. "Navy Headquarters, this is..."

On the island, a roar erupted like thunder cracking the shore. Kaido's mace swung violently, creating a crater that threatened to engulf the world. While Toya, with his slight advantage in speed, dodged nimbly, he also felt anxious, fearing that Kaido had consumed the Devil Fruit that allowed him to transform into a dragon.

If this is true, I'm afraid today will be the end for him.

"If you have the guts, don't run away!" Taking Kaido's blow head-on, Toya's blood surged. Such power was a heavy burden on his body. He engaged Kaido in a fierce struggle. After all, Kaido was extraordinary, a monster.

As the two chased, Teya felt someone approaching from behind. He avoided Kaido and saw Tina. "Why are you here?" Teya asked coldly, his tone full of rebuke, which made Tina stunned for a moment.

But he had no time to explain further and quickly urged her to return to the ship. Kaido sneered, "Boy, you're quite good at escaping, but your men will be buried here with you today."

A sense of foreboding loomed like a dark cloud. Could it be that Kaido wasn't alone? He ordered Tina to return quickly. Thea also attempted to escape, but was stopped by Kaido. His eyes were dark, and he vowed to protect every colleague on the ship from this threat!

"Ryusakura body, fusion!" At the same time, the navy's vision became clear - the ship belonged to the Beasts Pirates, and the person standing at the bow was the big boss, "Plague" Quinn.

An hour ago, in a certain sea area.

"Oh? You pervert who loves torturing people, why don't you go?" Quinn roared angrily into the phone as the Beasts Pirates' ship sailed on the sea. Clearly, he was displeased with the response from "Flame Disaster" Jinn on the other end of the line. After hearing this, Quinn angrily hung up the phone, but he knew he couldn't escape this trip.

He had originally intended to gather raw materials for the toxin, but Kaido suddenly ordered him to go to the trading location himself, and Jinn arranged for him to go there instead. This troubled him. It wasn't until he learned of the possibility of a navy nearby that Quinn's interest was piqued, and he headed straight for the uninhabited island.

At this moment, on the deck of the Beasts Pirates' ship.

"Hahaha, it looks like there really are some navy officers here. That bastard Jhin has some foresight sometimes." At the bow, Quinn was in high spirits, dancing with great energy. Seeing this, his subordinates also joined in the dance. However, just as the music began, one of his men suddenly shouted, "Boss Quinn, it looks like that warship has left?"

"What did you say?" Quinn roared in anger. The warship had indeed turned and sped away. Quinn immediately ordered everyone to pursue, intending to intercept it from a clever angle. Meanwhile, Tina had just returned to the warship.

"Lieutenant Tina, the Beasts Pirates' ship is coming." "Avoid any fighting and leave as soon as possible!" This was Toya's warning. At this moment, Toya blocked Kaido, fearing that letting Kaido get close to the warship would cause greater harm. He would make plans after the ship was safely away. His plan had already succeeded; he only needed to buy time.

However, Toya was deeply concerned. He couldn't be sure who the pirate ship belonged to. If it was one of the Three Calamities... no, it should be called one of the Two Calamities now. The situation was likely to deteriorate.

Having activated Ryuo no Tai: Fusion, Thea struck Kaido, but only managed to destabilize him. Trapping Kaido and escaping was a problem he couldn't solve. The warship wasn't fast enough to withstand Kaido's pursuit. Furthermore, there were other ships in pursuit.

"Kid, I'll give you one last chance. Join me, and I'll spare your men's lives." Teya ignored Kaido and focused on thinking of a solution. Suddenly, a warship appeared in the sea behind them, heading straight for the uninhabited island. It was Tina and her group.

"A bunch of idiots." Looking at the resolute people on the ship, Teya chuckled inwardly, but the crisis was not over. But they were also idiots that he was proud of.

Witnessing the warship's march toward an uninhabited island, Quinn followed closely behind. The figure at the bow seemed familiar, but he couldn't place it. "Stop chasing," Quinn decisively ordered. Gazing at the enraged Kaido on the shore, Quinn sensed a storm brewing.

The warship was stationary a hundred meters from the coast. Teja, he called out, "Leave..."