Invincible in the world, starting with the ghost curse

Karp patted his chest, his gray beard trembling. His knife-like wrinkles were much less than in previous years, and he seemed to be many years younger.

Thanks to the fact that I didn't return to the navy for the past three years and stayed with Luffy, I was in a very happy mood.

"I'm going to be the Pirate King! Grandpa, I'm leaving!"

Luffy didn't stay depressed for long. He smiled cheerfully again, his big white teeth shining so brightly in the sunlight that Garp choked.

"Luffy... the road ahead is destined to be full of hardships. You must take good care of yourself."

Garp did not stop Luffy. After three years of companionship, he already knew the boy's dream and his commitment as a man.

Destroying a child's dream is the cruelest thing in the world, not to mention breaking a promise.

"Ok!"

Luffy smiled brightly and waved his big hands, saying goodbye to his relatives and teachers.

Garp and Kuma watched Luffy's boat drift farther and farther away, gradually disappearing on the sea level skyline.

"Then it's time for you to return to the Revolutionary Army."

Garp didn't look back, but it was obvious that he was talking to Big Bear. Big Bear nodded. He had received a transfer order and needed to return to the battlefield.

This time the revolutionary army is going to move out in full force!

"..."

Cap looked at the rippling blue sea, the shimmering light under the sunlight, the flying seagulls, and the schools of fish leaping in the shallow water.

To be fair, as a navy officer, it would have been best for Garp to execute Kuma on the spot, but he couldn't do anything and could only say goodbye in silence.

Then, Kuma retreated silently, leaving Garp standing alone on the shoreline in a daze, the Den Den Mushi in his arms still shaking wildly. It was a call from the Marine Headquarters.

It's time for everyone to make a decision: should they follow the tide and ride the waves, or wait for an opportunity to stir up the storm, or should they retreat bravely and preserve themselves?

The waves wash away the sands, and countless heroes from all over the world gather together, with countless joys and sorrows.

Time is passing by second by second!

……

Luffy opened the map, which showed the general directions of the islands in the East China Sea. If he wanted to find One Piece, he had to enter the Grand Line, then cross Marijoa, head to the New World, and finally explore the unknown land.

"So, we should go that way, right?"

Fortunately, Luffy is not as directionally challenged as Zoro. He steered the boat and began to paddle hard. The trajectory of fate made this white line on the vast ocean move towards the area of ​​Shields Town.

There, a man named Sauron was still brandishing his long sword...

……

The northern edge of the East China Sea, the entrance to Upside-Down Mountain.

The originally rapidly ascending route now has a series of checkpoints. On the high cliffs on both sides, there are rows of cold-glowing fortresses, blocking every inch of the route.

Ace put down the telescope in his hand, and behind him, dozens of small warships rose and fell gently with the waves.

The vanguard troops, led by Captain Ace of the 4th Division and Captain Yuri of the 10th Division, total 500 people. With absolute speed as the core, they are the main force to attract the enemy's attention and break into the enemy's formation head-on.

The ultra-high-speed, small, stealth warships carefully designed by a team of experts led by Tom perfectly suit the nature of this force.

"With such strict precautions, it seems the World Government is not stupid either."

Mascud also put down the telescope in his hand. Just a glance from a distance was enough to know what the sharp cold light represented.

Powerful guns and artillery!

"To be able to survive for so long despite being so corrupt, the Celestial Dragons are certainly not fools."

Ace looked solemnly at the nearly vertical Upside-Down Mountain. The upstream channel was tightly guarded. His fingers lightly tapped the railing at the bow.