Simultaneous time travel: Why are they all against the protagonist? Chapter 086

The fact that Morgans dared to headline his report like this, undoubtedly meant he had already taken a stand against the World Government.

However, Morgans, being an old fox, had long since realized that the World Government, this behemoth that had ruled the world for 800 years, was on the verge of collapse!

The Emperor-tier pirate crews in the New World were engaging in their final struggle for dominance, the Cross Guild was now bountying pirates, and the Revolutionary Army was instigating uprisings across the globe, achieving remarkable success right from the start.

And Su Luan’s sudden emergence, in Morgans’ eyes, was the final straw that broke the camel’s back.

He didn’t know exactly what happened in the Battle of Sabaody, but the death of two Five Elders changed Morgans’ “feeling” that the World Government was doomed to a definitive “certainty” that it was over!

And Su Luan was the gravedigger!

As today’s report spread like autumn leaves across the various islands of the Grand Line, it wasn’t just major powers like the Four Emperors and the Revolutionary Army who took notice.

Even ordinary citizens realized.

The day of dynastic change was truly upon them!

However, people’s attitudes varied.

For example, the citizens of countries like the Lulusia Kingdom, who had successfully launched coups under the guidance of the Revolutionary Army, were ecstatic.

Originally, they had been somewhat afraid that the World Government would send troops to suppress them.

Now, seeing that the World Government was about to fall, what was there to fear?

The Celestial Dragons, needless to say, were scared shitless, even though they were born accustomed to looking down on others.

Two Five Elders had been killed; if they still couldn’t perceive the imminent danger, it wasn’t just low intelligence, it was pure brain damage!

And wavering forces like Fish-Man Island also began to consider switching allegiances.

Although Neptune was grateful to the Straw Hat Pirates for helping him quell the internal strife caused by Hody Jones.

But with the bigger picture in mind, and considering the animosity between the Su Luan Pirate Group and the Straw Hat Pirates, he felt it was necessary to quickly distance himself from the Straw Hats.

While the attitudes of various forces differed, the most peculiar reaction came from Wano Country.

After their victory in the Onigashima War, Wano Country, led by Momonosuke, adopted an open-door policy and naturally learned of Su Luan’s revival immediately.

And it was a revival with even greater power.

Recalling the Onigashima War, which had only happened a few months ago, it was obvious that Su Luan would definitely return for revenge.

But thinking back to how they had defeated two Emperor-tier pirate crews, Kaido and Big Mom, they saw no reason to lose this time!

So the citizens of Wano Country were quite confident.

Moreover, they had General Momonosuke, who inherited the bloodline of Lord Oden, the strongest shogun in Wano’s history, and was invincible!

That adult had even defeated Kaido, so why fear a mere disciple of Kaido?

The advantage was theirs!

However, what they didn’t know was that at today’s council meeting, the first words out of their General Momonosuke’s mouth were, “How about we surrender?”

If Kin’emon and the others hadn’t persuaded him by saying, “Even if you, Lord, are willing to surrender, Su Luan won’t let you off,” this invincible General Momonosuke might really have pulled a “Why did His Majesty surrender first?” stunt.

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On Whole Cake Island, on the way from Sabaody to Wano Country.

Although Su Luan had said they would hold a banquet after taking Wano Country, everyone was extremely high-spirited that night due to the addition of the Kuja Pirates.

While the people present were all regulars of the Pleasure District, any normal-minded person would naturally prefer normal women over those “thousand-man pillows” and “ten-thousand-man tasters” of the pleasure quarter.

What’s more, there were indeed many beautiful women in the Kuja Pirates.

And when they heard that the brothels in Wano Country were also of high quality, these beasts howled with excitement, constantly plying Su Luan with drinks.

Su Luan, having drunk an unknown amount, lay on the bed with blurred vision, vaguely seeing Hancock’s face, and then…

“Holy shit!”

When he saw the true face of the person, Su Luan instantly burst out with his homeland’s expletive, sobering up instantly.

The girl before him indeed had the same face as Hancock, but it was a younger, maiden version.

It was Hancock’s clone, S-Snake.

If he accidentally did something with this, this book would be gone.

After the Battle of Sabaody, although the Five Elders successfully escaped through Imu’s teleportation array, they left the Seraphim behind.

After all, that thing could only teleport people who had been granted special abilities by Imu.

Seeing these Seraphim, especially his own replica, Doflamingo felt his dignity insulted. Without a word, he used his abilities to smash his pirated self into scrap, creating a chaotic scene, as if he had killed his own son.

But honestly, Doflamingo had even killed his own father, so killing a son didn’t seem strange.

The other crew members, seeing this, also felt that such troublesome things shouldn’t be recovered by the World Government, lest they be used against them again.

So they also killed the clones of Crocodile and Moria.

However, Hancock’s clone was kept.

No particular reason, just because she was beautiful.

Yes, that’s how biased they were!

“Little girl, what are you doing?”

Su Luan asked.

S-Snake held her face, twisting shyly. He remembered she didn’t have the ability to speak.

Su Luan was speechless for a moment. It seemed the clone was still influenced by the original’s thoughts.

Actually, when Su Luan saw S-Snake obeying Monkey D. Luffy’s orders in the original work, he was a little confused.

Because among the Seraphim, there were no replicas of Weevil and Trafalgar D. Water Law, who joined the Seven Warlords after the Summit War, nor of Blackbeard. Instead, they were all from the original Seven Warlords.

That meant the World Government extracted the Warlords’ DNA quite early, at least before the Summit War, when Hancock and Monkey D. Luffy hadn’t even met yet.

So why would S-Snake develop special feelings for Monkey D. Luffy? It could only be explained as a resonance between the clone and the original; whoever the original liked, the clone would follow suit.

“You shameless little bitch!”

Hancock suddenly burst into the room, her puffed-up cheeks resembling an angry pufferfish.

After leaving Sabaody, S-Snake had been temporarily assigned to the Kuja Pirates by Su Luan, as Hancock’s subordinate.

Originally, Hancock herself was thinking of how to sneak into Su Luan’s room, but she didn’t expect to be beaten to it by this little thing.

“Don’t be angry, don’t be angry, she’s just a child.”

Su Luan pulled Hancock closer, making the Pirate Empress’s anger dissipate by more than half.

Ten minutes later, S-Snake’s starry eyes almost popped out, the flames from her Lunarian-transplanted neck burning even more intensely, while she secretly clenched her tiny fists, wishing she could punch the dog-like couple before her to death.

Why don’t you let me join too!

What was even more outrageous was that half an hour later, two more bitches heard the commotion and entered the room to join the fray.

After an unknown amount of time, Su Luan finally remembered S-Snake.

He turned his head and saw, oh, the little girl was so wronged that little pearls of tears were falling.

Su Luan gave her an apologetic look but was powerless to do anything.

It was all Benz… oh no, Vegapunk’s fault.

Who told that bastard to make you look like such a loli? For the sake of this book’s survival, you’ll just have to bear it.

Before Su Luan could comfort her, he suddenly heard Hancock’s gasp.

Su Luan turned his head back.

He saw Pudding stacked on top of Hancock, the two women’s bodies piled together like a hamburger.

What was even more critical was that two small ‘nans’ were also pressed together, perfectly displayed before him.

Compared to Hancock, who was almost fainting from embarrassment, Pudding kept winking at him, as if saying, “My King, come quickly~”