One Piece: Rinnegan Is My Golden Finger.

The Golden Bell shattered.

Even though Chiga had minimized the Susanoo's power, the Golden Bell still couldn't withstand a mere flick of the giant's finger.

He stored the golden fragments inside his Door-Door Space. Although he wasn't short on money now, who would complain about having too much wealth?

Returning to the ground with Conis, they were instantly surrounded by the islanders. Led by Gan Fall, they dropped to one knee and shouted in unison:

"Greetings, God!"

Chiga raised an eyebrow. He had only rung the Golden Bell once—and even broke it. What were they trying to do now?

Gan Fall looked up, eyes filled with reverence as he gazed at Chiga. Ever since being driven from his position by Enel, he had scoffed at the idea of "God." He no longer believed such beings existed.

But everything Chiga had shown today—especially those divine eyes—had reignited that belief.

"God, please allow us to adopt the purple giant you summoned as our totem!"

"Oh, you mean the Susano'o? Sure, do whatever you want."

Chiga waved casually. With the Deva Path puppet stationed here, there wouldn't be any problems. And with a shared spiritual belief, they'd likely become even more obedient.

Conis looked at Chiga, reluctant to part ways. She knew he wouldn't stay long—otherwise, he wouldn't have left a puppet behind.

Though they hadn't known each other for long, every event they'd shared was etched in her memory. She truly wanted to follow him to the Marines, but she wasn't old enough yet. For now, she had no choice but to stay.

Chiga noticed her hesitation. He crouched down, pinched her cheek, and said gently,

"Alright. Even from here, you can contact me anytime. Once you're older, I'll take you with me. You're great with the harp—my ship's still missing a musician."

"Mm! I'll definitely join the Marines!"

Seeing how determined this little angel was, Chiga couldn't help but extend a finger and tap her nose playfully.

Conis pouted but didn't push him away. She only muttered,

"Hmph, just wait—I'll grow up fast!"

After spending a few more moments with her, Chiga stood. The coat draped over his shoulders fluttered in the wind—the word "Justice" written boldly on its back.

He scanned the crowd briefly, then gently patted Conis's head. Lightning flickered in his eyes.

A low rumble echoed through the sky.

And then—he vanished in a flash, leaving only crackling arcs of electricity behind.

---

Not long after, Chiga—transformed into a bolt of lightning—was already approaching the first half of the Grand Line.

Thanks to his powerful physique and the Rinnegan's spiritual amplification, Chiga could maximize the speed of his Rumble-Rumble Fruit.

What's more, the electric stimulation enhanced his nervous system, making his reactions even sharper. For movement, it was more effective than teleporting with ROOM, which required setup.

Using the Rumble-Rumble Fruit didn't need any preparation, letting him act freely and without hesitation.

Chiga didn't teleport straight back to Marine Headquarters. Instead, he chose to travel slowly—he wanted to get used to his new Logia powers.

The Rumble-Rumble Fruit was the first Logia-type Devil Fruit he had absorbed. He had a soft spot for it. Back on Earth, lightning had always been one of the powers he dreamed of having.

Closing his eyes, he released his Observation Haki—amplified by electricity—across a massive radius. He could hear everything happening for thousands of kilometers.

Even with that level of information pouring in, his mind remained calm. The electricity seemed to make his thoughts sharper, clearer.

This advanced form of Observation Haki—called "Mantra" on Skypiea—had evolved in his hands. At this point, calling it a Heavenly Net wouldn't be an exaggeration.

Still, hearing everything at once was chaos. Chiga narrowed the range of his senses—it was better to have a little peace and quiet.

But just before doing so, something interesting caught his attention.

Far off at sea, dozens of nautical miles away, a pirate ship drifted along. The crew's name was the Black Bear Pirates, and they were headed toward the Grand Line.

Unfortunately for them, they'd been caught in Chiga's net.

Their journey was about to end before it even began.

Chiga thought for a moment and pulled a one-Berry coin from his pocket.

Truthfully, the distance wasn't a problem for him. He could summon a thundercloud above the ship and obliterate them instantly.

But there was a move he'd always wanted to try—Misaka Mikoto's Railgun.

How could he not use it now, with the power of lightning in his hands? Chiga had once been a full-on chuunibyo back on Earth.

Grinning, Chiga held the one-Berry coin with his thumb, aimed in the ship's direction, and let arcs of electricity dance across his arm.

With a sharp flick, the coin shot out—trailing a streak of blinding light.

---

On the pirate ship, the crew was drinking and laughing, celebrating the "great things" they would achieve in the Grand Line.

At the center of the rowdy group sat a burly man with black bear ears. His name was Pierre—from North Blue—with a bounty of 80 million Berries and a Zoan-type Bear-Bear Fruit.

He slammed his mug down, flushed from drink, and shouted:

"Lads! Once we hit the Grand Line, we're gonna plunder to our hearts' content! Riches, fame, you name it—we'll take it all!"

"YEAH! LONG LIVE THE BLACK BEAR PIRATES!"

But suddenly, Pierre's bear ears twitched.

His instincts screamed at him. That was the advantage of staying in half-beast form—he could sense danger better than most.

"Wait… Something's wrong."

"Huh? What is it, Captain?"

"I feel it too…"

BOOM!

A colossal bolt of lightning crashed down from the sky, striking the ship directly.

The celebration was cut short in an instant. The entire pirate crew was vaporized—reduced to black ash along with their ship.

Only a one-Berry coin floated gently on the water, protected by the electric charge.

The Black Bear Pirates had been erased by the sea breeze—before their story could even begin.

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Back in the sky, Chiga received the report through his Heavenly Net and nodded in satisfaction.

He didn't bother retrieving bodies or chasing down merit—pirates at that level barely counted.

Still, they were special to him in one way.

They were the first enemies he had ever paid to eliminate.

A whole one Berry.

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Man, Bro's def Crazy.

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