Chapter 215

The strand of silver light wrapped in Armament Haki pierced his forehead, hardened like iron, effortlessly, right before his horrified and desperate gaze.

Luo Zi witnessed this scene and involuntarily stepped back, staring at the man in terror: "What exactly do you intend to do?! We are Celestials..."

He hadn't finished speaking.

A streak of silver light shot toward his skull.

Just as he was about to have his head blown apart by that silver light.

"Mist Leg!"

A cyan wind blade surged from the side, shattering the silver bullet wrapped in Haki.

The woman in casual attire, holding a silver revolver, smiled toward the front:

"Momonji, are you going to stop me?"

Momonji fixed her gaze on Luo En: "Luo En, that's enough. Killing a Celestial isn't something amusing."

The people around, already stunned, stared at Luo En with even more dazed expressions upon hearing Momonji's words.

"Luo En..."

"Could it be..."

Among the crowd were pirates and reporters; after Momonji revealed Luo En's identity, they looked at his face beneath the hat brim and suddenly realized.

"Is he the Luo En I'm thinking of?"

"The Traveler Luo En?!"

"So it's him! No wonder he dared to attack a Celestial..."

"No surprise—he's the one whose madness even the Four Emperors can't match!"

Someone trembled with excitement: "If anyone would kill a Celestial, it's him."

"Come to think of it, isn't that Momonji, one of the Marine Headquarters' top candidates?"

"Indeed—the one who acted earlier was Colonel Kage Tina from Marine Headquarters."

Momonji and Tina's identities were now recognized.

Tina stood at a distance, her eyes locked on Luo En and Momonji, her expression conflicted.

From the Marine's standpoint, Luo En, who attacked a Celestial, was unquestionably an enemy.

But after witnessing what had just happened, Tina had no desire to lift a finger for such a cruel, violent, and vile Celestial.

Yet Momonji had firmly upheld her Marine duty and intervened.

Even though the opponent was someone of profound significance to both of them... him.

"Damn it! You actually tried to kill me, you wretched human!"

Luo Zi, saved by Momonji, gnashed his teeth, his face twisted in rage: "Woman, you're a Marine, right? Arrest that human! I'll have him executed!"

Momonji's eyes flickered with resignation as she turned her back to him.

If she could, she truly didn't want to protect such a foolish fool who calls himself a World Noble...

Amid the awe-struck gazes of the crowd, Luo En reached up, removed his black tall hat, and revealed his calm, handsome face.

The father and son he had saved stood behind him, gazing up at him in stunned awe, as if worshipping a god.

"Momonji, step aside. You cannot stop me."

Luo En stepped forward.

He precisely unleashed Level 6 Conqueror's Haki.

All the Marines and Celestial guards rushing to reinforce were knocked unconscious by the invisible Haki, one after another collapsing.

"What?! What's happening?!"

"What did he do?!"

Many civilians had no idea what had occurred.

Yet among the crowd, numerous pirates with bounties of tens or even hundreds of millions sweated profusely, their faces filled with horror as they stared at the tall, black-clad back.

"Is that Conqueror's Haki?"

"Controlled with such precision... How astonishing!"

"No wonder he's the Traveler said to rival the Four Emperors—he's truly a monumental figure!"

"What will happen now?"

Several reporters in the crowd, sweat dripping from their foreheads, raised their cameras around their necks toward the scene.

In the center of the crowd's attention.

Momonji stared at Luo En as he approached: "I truly cannot stop you. But if you kill a Celestial, the Marine Headquarters' Admirals will surely come from Marineford—perhaps even two. Even if you escape, your companions are still on this island. Are they truly safe?"

The situation had just stabilized; Momonji truly didn't want Luo En to cause another major incident and shatter the Marine's hard-won order.

She didn't want to become his enemy either.

"The Celestials have lived this long thanks entirely to the Marines. Let the Admirals come—whether one or two, I'll be waiting here for them."

Luo En spoke calmly, stepping forward to stand before the female Celestial, Shaluria, whose hand had been pierced, now sitting on the ground in agony.

"You wretched..."

Shaluria, her face twisted with venom, glared at him and spat curses—but before she could finish.

Luo En, expressionless, brought his foot down.

With his current blood and qi power, a single stomp could crush a small hill.

What would happen to a human with ordinary physical strength under such force?

Without doubt, her leg was crushed into pulp.

Her face instantly contorted in excruciating pain.

"Ahhhhhhhh!!!"

A horrific scream echoed across the sky.

Everyone stared blankly at that figure.

"You! You dare…! Damn it! Female Admiral, why haven't you acted yet?!"

Luo Ziwei trembled, filled with both terror and rage.

He could not believe anyone had truly dared to strike a Celestial Dragon!

Momtao paid him no heed.

She looked at Luo En, a bead of cold sweat tracing down her face.

No good!

That killing intent… Luo En means to kill!

Luo En lifted his foot again and, before all eyes, crushed the other leg of the female Celestial Dragon.

Another piercing scream.

"Aaaah!!"

Shaluria, once so arrogant, had her eyes bulging, mouth agape, face twisted like a demon; her lower body had become a pulpy mess of blood and flesh, bones shattered, yet she still lived—conscious, enduring torment fit for hell itself.

Seeing Luo En raise his leg again, Momtao could no longer watch him crush a Celestial Dragon to death; bound by her Marine duty, she had to act.

She used Shave, appearing before Luo En, her long right leg hardened with Armament Haki, lashing out like a whip.

Though a great swordsman, her taijutsu and the Six Powers rivaled even the Marine Headquarters' admirals who specialized in them.

Luo En vanished in an instant as her attack came, reappearing exactly where he stood the moment her strike passed—visually, it seemed her leg had sliced through a phantom.

Luo En's foot continued its descent unimpeded.

It crushed Shaluria's right arm.

She could no longer scream, only endure the endless agony.

Then came her left arm.

Everyone stared blankly at Shaluria, lying on the ground, all four limbs reduced to pulpy, bloody ruin, wishing for death but unable to find it.

Could the Celestial Dragon, once so arrogant and aloft, truly become this?

After all, stripped of their status as descendants of Celestial Dragon masters, they were nothing but humans—no different from us, even weaker.

Kill them, and they die.

After dodging Momtao's next attack,

Luo En hovered in midair, expression calm, raising his silver revolver; in the stunned silence of all present, he fired a single Haki-wrapped silver bullet that shattered Shaluria's skull.

He granted her death.

This scene was captured in full by every reporter present.

Momtao froze where she stood, gazing up at Luo En, her expression filled with complexity.