One Piece: Pirate King? I just want to kill all of you-Chapter 38: Human Weapon!

The next morning.

As usual, Will woke up early, ate his meal, and then stood at the bow of the ship, training his balance and control.

Before going to sleep the previous night, he couldn't resist another ten-draw pull.

The results were quite rewarding.

[Acquired: Minor Mental Enhancement]

[Acquired Talent: Human Weapon]

[Human Weapon: All limbs and joints, even hair and teeth, will become as tough and sharp as true weapons.]

After obtaining this talent, Will immediately rushed to the ship's armory, picked out some sturdy weapons, and conducted a quick test.

With just a light swipe of his palm, a sharp blade was instantly sliced apart.

The clean cut looked as if the weapon had been severed by something even sharper.

Moreover, with this talent's enhancement, his Iron Body technique and Armament Haki had been significantly strengthened, making his strikes far more powerful than before.

As for actual combat effectiveness—

That would have to be tested once he reached the Bridge Nation.

After defeating Arlong's crew, killing Captain Nezumi and other Marines, and destroying Marine Branch 16, Will had accumulated a total of 7,500 Purity Points.

Adding his previous 7,000 points, he had 4,500 left after completing his latest ten-draw.

After several rounds of ten-draws, Will felt that his luck had improved significantly since setting sail.

A sense of anticipation grew in his heart:

"I hope the guys guarding the Bridge Nation have a bit more Purity."

At the ship's helm, Nami was carefully examining a nautical chart, using her exceptional navigation skills to calculate their distance to the destination.

She adjusted the ship's course accordingly to prevent deviation.

Meanwhile, Karina, who had a more leisurely role, was holding a telescope and watching a few seagulls playing in the sky with great interest.

As time passed, their ship gradually entered a land of wind and snow.

Large, white snowflakes began to fall from the sky.

Karina and Nami, feeling the chill, had already changed into thick winter coats.

Will, however, remained in his short-sleeved shirt and long pants. The snowflakes landing on him melted instantly, causing steam to rise continuously from his body.

In the distance, through a layer of mist, the outline of a massive bridge structure became faintly visible.

As they moved closer, they could finally see it clearly—a colossal bridgehead still under construction.

Nami knew that Will intended to go alone.

She had already slowed the ship's speed to its lowest, planning to wait onboard with Karina.

With their current strength, following Will would only drag him down.

After securing the helm, Nami wrapped herself in her coat, exhaled a puff of white breath, and walked up to Will with a serious expression.

"From my estimation, the Bridge Nation's construction is currently extending toward a major island in the East Blue—the Organ Archipelago."

"What we're looking at should be the bridgehead near the construction zone."

"It's also the final destination marked on the chart in that document."

"That enormous, slowly advancing bridge known as 'Tequila Wolf'!"

"According to the files, the Marines usually go beneath the bridgehead to transfer prisoners to the naval forces guarding the bridge."

Will's eyes flickered upon hearing this.

Without wasting words, he turned to the two women and said, "Wait here. I'll go alone."

"If a Marine warship approaches, leave immediately, shake off any pursuers, and return later."

"Don't worry. Unless something unexpected happens, this won't take long."

Both Nami and Karina had already anticipated his plan.

They nodded slightly, raising no objections.

However, just as the three were conversing—

A Marine supply ship in the distance was accelerating toward them.

Since Tequila Wolf was merely a bridge and not a self-sustaining nation, it relied on external supplies to function.

At the bow of the approaching Marine ship, a Marine Major from a nearby base was holding a telescope, scanning ahead.

Upon spotting an unfamiliar ship in their path, which didn't appear to be a pirate vessel, his face contorted in rage.

"Damn peasants!"

"Seeing a Marine warship, yet instead of fleeing, they dare to sail toward us?! They don't take us seriously at all!"

He immediately ordered the signal officer beside him:

"Notify all soldiers! Turn the ship broadside at once! Aim every cannon at that vessel and fire!"

"Yes, sir!"

The signal officer saluted and quickly relayed the command.

Although they were still some distance away, Will had already noticed the Marine warship.

After instructing Nami and Karina, he leaped into the air and accelerated toward the enemy ship.

Suddenly, a keen-eyed Marine soldier on the deck pointed to the sky and shouted in alarm:

"Look! Someone's flying toward us!"

"What?!"

The Marine Major hurriedly raised his telescope.

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A moment later—

A stern-faced, muscular man appeared in his vision, only to vanish in an instant.

Realizing that the enemy possessed terrifying speed and could even fly, the Major's heart sank.

He immediately lowered the telescope and roared at the soldiers on deck:

"Prepare your weapons! Attack that man in the sky!"

But it was already too late.

Tempest Kick: Sea Rend!

Will appeared above the Marine supply ship and swung his right leg downward with immense force.

A massive, pale-blue slash plummeted!

BOOM!

In an instant, the Marine supply ship was cleaved in two, breaking apart and beginning to sink.

"HELP—!"

Many Marines screamed as they plunged into the freezing sea.

The Major and the remaining Marines were thrown into chaos, scrambling to grab railings or pillars to avoid falling into the icy waters below.

They knew very well that in such frigid conditions, falling into the sea meant certain death.

But even clinging to the wreckage could only delay their fate.

With the ship sinking and no rescue in sight, survival was impossible.

After sinking the Marine supply ship, Will ignored their cries for help.

Standing in midair, he gazed toward the distant bridgehead.

Now that he was closer, he realized just how massive this bridge was.

Even with his sharp hearing, he could barely make out the chaotic footsteps above due to the wind and snow.

Ignoring the warships anchored beneath the bridge, he advanced through the mist and snow, heading straight for the bridgehead.

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