One Piece: I am Imu

The Sacred Land of Mary Geoise, Pangea Castle, 'Between the Moon'.

I lay back on the comfortable sofa and carefully watched the high-definition video broadcast by the Den den mushi. It was the scene of Sengoku, Garp and Shiki fighting fiercely outside Marineford.

The ubiquitous air waves bombard everything around, waves falling one after another, pieces of ice and wreckage of warships constantly exploding, coupled with the incredible speed and skill of the three people, accompanied by bursts of dazzling golden light, give people a feeling of the top-notch blockbusters in my previous life.

When I had just transmigrated, I couldn't see the movements of these people at all, but now it is different, I have completely adapted to my own strength, and my dynamic vision can easily capture the details of the battle.

I picked up the wine glass from the coffee table, swirled the sparkling wine inside, and chuckled.

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"This way, Marineford will be able to avoid being destroyed for the most part due to the fight, and it's just a matter of Kuzan expending more energy."

Naturally, he told the Five Elders about the attack on the Navy Headquarters by Shiki the 'Golden Lion' beforehand, and then they conveyed it to the Fleet Admiral Kong. As for the idea of allowing Kuzan to create a large ice field outside of Marineford, it is said that it was Sengoku's idea.

Although the current Kuzan is stronger than the average Vice Admiral, he has not yet reached the level of an Admiral and cannot freeze the sea with a single use of his 'Ice Age' skill.

So from noon to night, he has been busy. After all, it is a battlefield prepared for three of the people with the highest combat power in the world, so the thickness and frozen area must be large.

For Imu, watching the fierce battle between three of the world's best fighters helps him understand more deeply how big the gap is between these people and himself.

Memory is just memory. After all, I am a transmigrator. Some things are better understood when seeing them with my own eyes.