Chapter 004: Iron Products

Wang Bo looked up. The leading man was over two meters tall, with red hair, a dagger and a pistol pinned to his chest, wearing goggles and a dark red coat.

Judging by his outfit, this guy probably wasn't from the world of Pirates of the Caribbean.

Clearly, this guy was a pirate from the world of One Piece.

And after some thought, Wang Bo finally managed to recall the man's identity from his memory.

Eustass Kid.

Captain of the Kid Pirates, one of the Worst Generation, a pirate with a bounty over 100 million. He possessed Conqueror's Haki, was a Devil Fruit user, could attract iron objects, and could also reflect them.

Like Luffy, the protagonist of the One Piece world, this guy was one of the new generation of pirate supernovas.

After entering the bar, Eustass Kid plopped down onto a chair at the counter, looked down at everyone present, and asked, "Can anyone tell me where this place is?"

"Th-this is Port Royal."

Under his overwhelmingly oppressive gaze, someone couldn't help but answer.

"Port Royal? Never heard of it." Eustass frowned and then asked, "Which sea is this? East Blue, West Blue, South Blue, North Blue, or the Grand Line?"

"This is the Caribbean Sea."

"Caribbean Sea?" Eustass looked baffled and turned to his navigator.

The navigator was also baffled. The Caribbean Sea? Never heard of it. The Grand Line was divided into Paradise and the New World; beyond the Grand Line were the four seas: East, West, South, and North.

Search the entire world, and there was no Caribbean Sea.

Could these people be lying to them?

The navigator's sharp eyes swept over everyone present but found no signs of deception.

"What is the Caribbean Sea?" he asked.

"The Caribbean Sea is a sea located in the tropical Atlantic Ocean of the Western Hemisphere."

The navigator grew even more confused. Western Hemisphere? Atlantic Ocean? What the hell was going on?

Eustass suddenly said, "Come to think of it, I think I've heard a legend."

Everyone looked at him. Eustass continued, "This legend has only spread in recent years. The Grand Line connects to a mysterious world, and if you're lucky enough, you can reach that mysterious world."

The navigator's eyes lit up, and he clapped his hands, saying, "I've heard that legend too. Could it be true?"

A mysterious world? That might mean endless treasures. Could they have really stumbled upon this mysterious world by sheer luck?

Eustass grinned, showing his teeth. "Whether it's true or not, let the people here tell us."

The navigator and the other pirates revealed ferocious smiles.

Just as they were about to resort to force to extract information, a voice sounded from behind Eustass. "Gentlemen, could you tone down your hostility? You've scared all the customers in my bar."

The pirates were taken aback.

Eustass turned his head and looked at Wang Bo, who was standing behind the counter. Wang Bo showed a faint smile.

"Are you talking to me?" Eustace said with a smirk that wasn't a smile.

Wang Bo shook his head. "To be precise, I'm talking to all of you. This is a bar, not an arena, not a torture chamber. Do you understand what I mean, Mr. Pirate?"

Eustace couldn't help but burst into laughter. "Interesting, very interesting. Knowing I'm a pirate and still daring to speak to me like this—you've got guts."

But the next second, he lunged, punching straight at Wang Bo's nose.

Bang!

Eustace's fist was blocked by an invisible barrier before it could hit Wang Bo. Wang Bo had erected an invisible wall with his telekinesis—even a nuclear blast couldn't harm him, let alone a pirate's fist.

"I see. So you're a Devil Fruit user too," Eustace said, convinced he'd figured it out. "What fruit is that? The Barrier Fruit?"

Wang Bo sighed. "A brain is a good thing, but you don't have one, Eustace."

This only confirmed Eustace's suspicion: Wang Bo was a fruit user. If this place really was a mysterious world connected to the Grand Line, no one should know him.

Since the other knew him, he must also be from the Grand Line.

So the probability of him being a Devil Fruit user was ninety-nine percent.

"Hahaha, let me show you that there are gaps even between Devil Fruit users." With a thought, he activated his fruit's power. In the entire Royal Port, all iron objects stirred restlessly, as if ready to fly over at any moment.

Inside a blacksmith's shop in Royal Port, Will Turner, who was forging a longsword, suddenly saw the swords and knives in his shop tremble violently, then be pulled by an invisible force and fly out in an instant.

For a moment, Will Turner stood dumbfounded.

But he quickly came to his senses and ran out of the blacksmith's shop. To his surprise, not only his shop but all iron objects in Royal Port were being drawn, floating into the air and converging toward one direction.

What the hell was going on?

Will Turner, utterly astonished, didn't stop running. He chased after the direction the iron objects were flying.

Wang Bo naturally noticed this. He saw a huge pile of scissors, kitchen knives, chains, hammers, and the like flying toward his bar. Even the ship's anchor had flown out of the sea and was heading this way.

If he didn't stop it, these things would completely destroy his tavern.

So Wang Bo's telekinesis surged out like a tidal wave, sweeping across the void and freezing the iron objects midair.

Eustace was taken aback.

He felt a powerful force vying for control of the iron objects, and his own ability was forcibly halted—something he had never encountered since obtaining his Devil Fruit.

"Don't think it ends here."

Eustace roared, deciding to go all out. He wouldn't lose to some unknown nobody.

But the next second, Wang Bo diverted a strand of telekinesis and slammed it into Eustace's head.

Bang!

This telekinetic force, like an iron fist, pierced through Eustace's hard skull and struck directly at his brain.

Eustace suffered unimaginable trauma. His eyes rolled back, foam bubbled from his mouth, and he collapsed unconscious.

The Devil Fruit's power immediately ceased.

The iron objects in the sky rained down like a storm, clattering to the ground.

Will Turner, still running, nearly had his skull pierced by a falling sword. Luckily, he reacted in time and dodged, narrowly saving his life.