Starting from One Piece with the Rinnegan

Conis was still unaware that she had already been targeted by the Four Priests. Having narrowly escaped death from Enel's Divine Judgment, she happily brought Kaito to see Gan Fall, the former God of Skypiea.

Gan Fall, his beard white and his body clad in armor, looked kindly at Conis, then turned his gaze to Kaito, who stood beside her.

Just one glance was enough for Gan Fall to feel an overwhelming pressure from Kaito. Especially when he saw those Rinnegan eyes, the former God of Skypiea felt an inexplicable urge to bow down and worship.

Even Enel had never made him feel this way. The only person in his memory who exuded a similar aura was... Roger.

A thin layer of cold sweat broke out on Gan Fall's forehead. He suppressed his discomfort and carefully spoke up.

"Hello, I am Gan Fall. May I ask your name?"

Kaito nodded slightly, responding with a smile.

"Kaito Uchiha."

Uchiha? That's an unusual surname. Gan Fall thought for a moment and realized he had never heard of any powerful figure with that name. But that made sense. Ever since being driven from the throne by Enel, he hadn't received any news from the Blue Sea below.

He must be a newly emerged powerhouse from the Blue Sea. With that thought, Gan Fall asked again,

"Were you brought here by the rising sea current?"

"I came up myself."

At that, Conis jumped in excitedly.

"Grandpa Gan Fall! Kaito came flying up on his own! Isn't it amazing? He doesn't even have wings but can fly freely in the air!"

Conis hadn't known Kaito for long, but he had left a great first impression—and he'd also saved her life. After learning his name, she had immediately started calling him "Kaito."

Kaito didn't mind. He found the winged girl rather endearing. The way she said it reminded him of those two little brats back in Cocoyasi Village.

He reached out and patted her head, then turned to Gan Fall and said,

"Alright, I already understand the situation here. Don't worry—leave Enel to me."

Upon hearing Kaito's words, Gan Fall didn't feel much relief. He didn't doubt what Kaito said, but he also knew—there's no such thing as a free lunch.

Even if Kaito did defeat Enel, what would he do next? Would he become Skypiea's new God?

Gan Fall had no desire to reclaim that so-called divine position. After being overthrown by Enel, he and the Shandians had gained a common enemy, which allowed old grudges to be set aside.

In recent years, the Shandians and Skypieans had started cooperating, and the chance for reconciliation had finally appeared. Gan Fall had even considered giving land to the Shandians if Enel could be defeated.

But Kaito wasn't from Skypiea, nor was he a Shandian. He had no reason to care about either side's grudges.

If he did become the new God after defeating Enel... how would he treat the two tribes? Would reconciliation still be possible?

Conis had no idea what was going through Gan Fall's mind. Seeing the worried look on his face, she thought he was afraid Enel would hear them and unleash Divine Judgment. She stepped forward and reassured him.

"Don't worry about that, Grandpa Gan Fall! Just now, Kaito summoned a giant skeleton to block Divine Judgment and even saved me!"

"That's not what I meant, I—"

"Blue Sea intruders, come out! God says you're guilty!"

A haughty voice cut through the air. Gan Fall and Conis both turned pale at the sound—it was one of the Four Priests.

Kaito merely glanced toward the doorway. Universal Pull activated.

Four figures flew straight in and crashed hard at Kaito's feet.

Expressionless, Kaito looked down coldly at the Four Priests, who now lay on the ground.

"Who were you saying is guilty? Me?"

The strongest among the four, Ohm, pushed himself up from the floor, glaring at Kaito furiously.

"How dare you! You attacked us, the Four Priests! Do you have any idea what kind of punishment awaits you?!"

"Oh? I'd love to hear it."

"You spoke blasphemy against God, and now you've attacked us! Before God fully unleashes His wrath, you and that woman behind you should just kill yourselves!"

"That's it?"

"Of course not! Before you die, pay the fine for illegally entering Skypiea!"

"Hahahahahaha!"

Kaito burst out laughing. These guys had clearly lived on Skypiea too long—they really believed they and their so-called God were invincible.

Seeing the Blue Sea dweller laughing, Ohm grew even more enraged. He drew a white sword from his waist. The blade extended on its own as he thrust it at Kaito.

"Die, Blue Sea trash!"

Ohm's face twisted with malice. In his mind, this arrogant outsider was about to be pierced through by his sword.

But Kaito simply raised his hand and swatted.

The blade shattered into fragments and clattered to the floor.

"Nani?!"

Ohm stared in disbelief at the broken pieces. If Kaito had dodged, maybe he could understand—but swatting his sword to pieces like it was a fly? What the hell? Was the man's hand made of iron?

Kaito flicked his hand lightly, as if he'd just swatted an actual fly. The attack had been so weak he didn't even need to use Armament Haki. His raw physical strength was enough.

The other three priests instinctively took a step back. If Ohm's attack—he was the strongest of them—had been destroyed that easily, what chance did they have?

Things had gone too far. Even in their arrogance, they could now see the obvious truth: the Blue Sea man before them possessed a terrifying power far beyond anything they'd imagined.

"I've had enough of you annoying flies. Offer up your hearts."

Kaito looked down at them.

The Four Priests suddenly cried out in pain, clutching their chests.

Splurt! Splurt! Splurt! Splurt!

One after another, four bloodied hearts tore out from their chests and floated into the air.

Kaito hadn't even used his ROOM space. This attack was just one of his own applications of the Gravity Fruit.

For weaker enemies, he could simply lock onto their chest with his eyes and pull the heart out directly. Brutal, simple, and visually striking.

"Ugh… my heart… give it back…"

The priests' eyes glazed over as they reached out toward the floating hearts—but their hands only got halfway before their bodies collapsed, twitching briefly, and then lay still.

Kaito looked indifferently at the four corpses and said without turning his head:

"ROOM."

A massive ROOM expanded, covering the entire Skypiea. Kaito didn't bother scanning it; he only turned to the still-stunned Gan Fall and asked for Enel's location.

Then he used ROOM to teleport the corpses away.

"You're amazing, Kaito! These guys totally deserved it!"

Conis didn't seem the least bit frightened by Kaito's bloody methods. Instead, she glared angrily at where the Four Priests had vanished and praised him with excitement.

Kaito didn't say much more. He just gave her a smile—then vanished from her sight in an instant.

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