I started with Demon Slayer, and after drawing the strongest character, I'm invincible!

"I fell into the sea with a splash. By the way, where am I?"

Gojo Satoru poured the last bit of senbei into his mouth, chewing it with his cheeks puffing out.

"Donghai, I think you're pretty good. How about joining the Navy?"

Garp laughed heartily; he genuinely thought Gojo Satoru was a promising talent.

Good prospects should come to the Navy; the Navy is short of such talent.

Join the Navy?

Isn't this the mission issued by 007? So this is a faction-based gameplay?

"Okay."

Gojo Satoru nodded indifferently; he wanted to see what good stuff 007 had for him.

Besides, there must be a lot of good stuff in the navy, so you could make a fortune there.

"Don't rush to refuse, the Navy's benefits are still..."

"Wait, you said you agreed?"

Garp stared in shock at Gojo Satoru; this was the first time he had ever persuaded someone to join the Navy and been immediately accepted.

"Yeah, is there a problem?"

Gojo Satoru looked at Garp, puzzled. Was this something to be surprised about?

"No problem, no problem, good lad, from now on you'll be working for me."

Garp patted Gojo Satoru on the shoulder with delight. Ah, the more he looked at this kid, the more pleasing he became.

Unlike those two brats at home, who absolutely refuse to join the navy.

He keeps saying he wants to go to sea and become a pirate, it's infuriating!

[Ding! Mission complete. Reward: 1000 Reputation Points. Reputation Points can be used for gacha pulls. Gacha pull mode is now available.]

When Gojo Satoru saw the gacha system, he finally understood how 007 was ripping people off.

Bloodlines, skills, combat power, items, medicines, and everything else are all obtained through gacha pulls.

The gacha pool has everything, and it's divided into five tiers. Each draw in the one-star pool costs 1,000 reputation points.

A single draw from the five-star prize pool costs one million reputation points, but there is no guaranteed reward.

Even if you draw cards from a five-star prize pool, you might not get a five-star reward; you might get a one-star item if you're unlucky.

What kind of vampire exploiter is this? No wonder all its previous hosts ran away.

The prize pool mostly contains ordinary rewards, and there is no difference between the five-star prize pool and the one-star rewards. It is harder than climbing to heaven to draw something good.

Even 888 isn't as shady as this. At least 888 has a clearly marked price, while this is a scam that gets something for nothing.

How many energy points did it rip off before? Since when can a glass of plain water be a reward?

This is an item from the one-star prize pool. The description is: Don't be fooled by the fact that it's just a glass of plain water; it's actually a glass of drinkable plain water.

Gojo Satoru:? ? ?

He finally understood why 666 called 007 a scumbag system; he really treated the host like a sucker to be ripped off.

-

"Gojo Satoru! You get back here right now!"

A roar was heard, but the others on the warship were no longer surprised.

This has been happening frequently ever since Lieutenant General Garp found Major Gojo two weeks ago.

It's nothing more than Major Gojo doing something to anger Lieutenant General Garp again.

From initial shock to now being used to it, no one knows what they've been through.

Upon hearing Garp's roar, Gojo Satoru immediately hung up the Den Den Mushi and put his beloved Gauze back in his pocket.

He had only just arrived in Water City, how could he possibly go back so soon? He searched for a long time before finding the exact location.

He rented a local specialty vehicle called a "bru" (a creature with a horse-like head, fish fins, and a double seat on its back) and began exploring this famous water city.

007 followed closely beside Gojo Satoru, and it knew it! It knew that this host was awesome.

Its task was completed before it was even released.

The missions were issued step by step as one was promoted, but Gojo Satoru skipped the intermediate promotions and went straight to the rank of Major.

The vice admiral named Garp admired him and said that he would apply for his promotion to commodore as soon as he returned to the Navy Headquarters.

All of this is because of his powerful combat strength; he really won by doing nothing this time.

666 looked at the little black wolf who was grinning foolishly with disdain, and then voluntarily crawled into Gojo Satoru's pocket.

"Bruce, let's go! Let's go eat 'watery meat'!"

Gojo Satoru tugged at the rope holding "Blue" and said excitedly.

"Water Meat" is a specialty of Water Seven. Garp said that this meat is quite tender and delicious, and he must try it.

Not only was Gojo Satoru excited, but the "Blue" he rented was also very excited.

"Watery Meat" is very popular with "Blue", and generous guests will feed "Blue" when they eat "Watery Meat".

Led by "Blue", Gojo Satoru arrived at the largest restaurant in Water Seven.

The human, the cat, and the wolf ate happily, and even "Blue," who was parked at the door, got to eat some of the juicy meat.

-

"That brat is really lawless! He actually dared to hang up on me!"

Garp was furious, his beard bristling and eyes wide with rage. They were almost at headquarters, and Gojo Satoru was still out partying. He was absolutely furious.

Why didn't you take him with you when you went out? He wanted to eat "watery pork" too!

Buzz buzz! (Similar to an incoming call ringtone)

Garp glanced at the Den Den Mushi in his hand. It wasn't responding. So where was the sound coming from?

Bubbles!

The Den Den Mushi rang again. He rummaged through his pockets and pulled out a white Den Den Mushi. (A type of Den Den Mushi designed to prevent eavesdropping.)

"Hey, who is it?"

"That Den Den Mushi ringing can't be good news," Garp asked impatiently.

"Garp, who's upset you now?"

On the other end of the Den Den Mushi was Fleet Admiral Sengoku of the Navy. He frowned slightly. "Has Garp eaten dynamite? He's so angry."

"Who else could it be but that brat I told you about? All he does is make me angry all the time!"

Garp couldn't help but complain to Sengoku, as he had mentioned Gojo Satoru to Sengoku a long time ago.

Such outstanding talent must be properly nurtured.

He didn't know exactly how strong Gojo Satoru was, but there was absolutely no one in the new generation who could rival him.

"Didn't you always brag that he was your precious disciple? Now he's turned into a brat who makes you angry?"

Zhan Guo was speechless. Who was it that used to brag to him every day about having found a promising talent and taking him as a disciple?

"Tsk, never mind, what did you want to see me about?"

Garp was naturally too embarrassed to admit that he was angry because Gojo Satoru went out to play without taking him along.

"How much longer until you get to headquarters? There's an important meeting in a couple of days."

Sengoku sighed helplessly. It wasn't that he wanted to urge Garp to come back so quickly, but this meeting was indeed quite important.

As a lieutenant general, it wouldn't be appropriate for Garp to be absent, and besides, he's been away for quite some time.

"It will be soon, I won't miss the meeting."

Garp knew Sengoku very well, so he naturally understood the hidden meaning in his words.

It seems the World Government is up to something again; they never seem to have a moment of peace.