Simultaneous Transmigration: From Japanese Comics to American Comics, a Powerful Attack

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Shanks sheathed his sword and looked at Chu Yang with a complicated expression. Before the battle began, he never thought he would "lose" the duel in this way.

"Whether it's swordsmanship or domineering aura, surpassing yourself is always more important than surpassing others."

Chu Yang smiled.

Shanks paused for a moment, then forced a smile and asked, "Are you getting off the ship?"

Chu Yang took a deep breath, nodded, and smiled, "Captain, my journey has come to an end. Saying goodbye here is the best way."

Shanks breathed a sigh of relief, "The journey will eventually come to an end, but after all these years, I still haven't gotten used to it."

Chu Yang looked at Shanks and said sincerely, "Even after I disembark, I will always be a member of the Red-Haired Pirates."

Shanks nodded matter-of-factly, "Of course, Beckman even said he'd give you the first mate position!"

The two looked at each other and burst into laughter.

next second.

A gigantic iron ball flew over the two of them and smashed an ancient building to pieces.

A hearty laugh rang out.

"Red-haired brat, I'm back to catch you again. You're much slower at running away than Roger!"

"Once I catch you, I'll repay you for what you did to Luffy!"

"That bastard is now constantly talking about becoming a pirate!"

"It really makes me mad!"

A warship was docking, and a majestic and tall figure stood on its deck.

Garp, wearing a dog-head hat, stared intently at Shanks, his eyes practically spitting fire!

Shanks' expression froze. He had shaken off the old man before he arrived, but he hadn't expected the old man to relentlessly chase after him again.

"Fighting Garp, the hero of the Navy, would be the most fitting farewell ceremony."

Chu Yang laughed and took a step forward. In a flash, he appeared on a warship a thousand meters away.

Karp's vision blurred, and suddenly a strange young man appeared in his field of vision.

"Boy, who are you?"

"It looks kind of familiar..."

Garp squinted, his fist, bigger than a sandbag, waving back and forth in front of Chu Yang.

A soldier rushed to Karp's side and whispered a few words.

Garp looked like he suddenly understood.

"You're the one who beat up Borsalino?! And you're the one who held off the Revolutionary Army's several attacks by the Navy?!"

"Kaido, Charlotte Linlin, these guys also fell to your hands?"

"Tsk tsk tsk, really, should I say I'm getting old, or are today's young people just too amazing?"

Garp seemed to have thought of something amusing, and he burst into laughter, clutching his stomach. "Putting everything else aside, the bounty on the Celestial Dragons was done quite well. It's been a long time since I've seen those guys look so defeated, and it made me happy for a long time."

"Even now, thinking about it makes me laugh... hahaha!!!"

Chu Yang looked at him with great interest.

Even though they were on opposing sides, he couldn't bring himself to hate Garp.

Seeing Garp laughing unrestrainedly, the navy soldier beside him had to remind him, "Mr. Garp, now is not the time to laugh. This is a vicious and ruthless fellow!"

Garp stopped laughing, scratched his head awkwardly, and then coughed a few times with a serious expression.

"While what you've done is interesting, the result is that pirates are becoming increasingly rampant, harming many innocent civilians. In any case, this farce should stop." Garp clenched his fist and said seriously.

Chu Yang nodded and said, "You're right, it really should end here."

Garp was taken aback. He had just said it casually, but he didn't expect the pirate opposite him to agree with his point of view.

"You're quite sensible; if you surrender now, I'll go easy on you."

"That's something I can't agree to."

A fist wreathed in Conqueror's Haki slammed into Garp's face, sending him flying from bow to stern and breaking the central mast.

"Your fists are pretty hard, aren't they?"

Garp stood up from the pile of rubble and wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth.

"It's alright, just a little harder than yours."

When fighting Garp, Chu Yang didn't need to use any martial virtues. After knocking Garp away, he just kept stacking buffs on himself.

The dazzling special effects left even the battle-hardened Garp completely bewildered.

After decades of ups and downs, this is the first time I've encountered such an opponent.

"What kind of Devil Fruit power is this?"

Garp was genuinely envious; he preferred the intimidating spectacle to the simple, unadorned power of a pair of iron fists.

"Have you heard of the 'layered armor' strategy?"

Chu Yang chuckled, raised his fist, and charged forward. Fighting hand-to-hand combatants like Garp was his favorite thing to do.

In a straightforward manner, the two sides simply clashed fist to fist.

The most annoying enemies are sorcerers, death gods, and the like, who can use power based on rules. They are troublesome to kill and may even break through their defenses.

How can the nails I painstakingly built be as fragile as that membrane?

Garp, the pinnacle of Haki, clearly didn't take Chu Yang's Conqueror's Haki seriously. When Chu Yang swung his fist at him, he actually chose to use Armament Haki to counter him.

He could underestimate Chu Yang's domineering aura, but he shouldn't underestimate the buffs Chu Yang possessed.

Conqueror's Haki Entanglement VS Armament Haki Entanglement.

As a result, the careless Garp was punched away by Chu Yang for the second time, flying straight through the warship and falling into the sea.

This silenced not only the naval soldiers on the dog-headed warship, but also the naval fleet next door that was exchanging fire with the revolutionary army.

"The mighty Navy hero Garp was actually knocked away by two punches?" A group of Navy personnel, including CP0, were dumbfounded.

Long watched helplessly as his own father got beaten up, and to make matters worse, the person who beat him up was his own teammate. The expression on his face was extremely interesting.

"This guy actually held back when he fought me?!"

The leap was too great for Shanks to accept, and he kept trying to convince himself that he was dreaming.

"Those two punches have crushed the Navy's morale. Now's the time to bring out Pluton and break through their defensive formation."

Tiger immediately led the Sun Pirates and disappeared off the coast.

Chu Yang jumped off the warship and walked on the sea as if it were flat ground. He walked to the spot where Kapu had fallen into the sea and waited quietly.

The sea surface suddenly began to ripple, and concentric circles of ripples formed giant waves that crashed against the rocks on the shore.

Garp burst out of the sea, the enormous impact causing the surface to explode.

"I'm really getting old. I've been misjudging people time and time again. Young man, I'll be a bit heavy-handed next."

Garp, his entire body enveloped in Conqueror's Haki, plummeted from the sky like a meteorite, crashing straight into Chu Yang.

"It's alright, old man, I didn't hold back either."

Chu Yang stepped onto the sea surface and soared into the sky, his right fist wreathed in Conqueror's Haki, slamming towards Garp.

The two collided.

In an instant, the world changed color.

The night was as bright as day!

The overwhelming blue light pierced the sky and illuminated the entire sea.

The light dissipated.

Only Chu Yang stood alone in the sky.

His entire body was wrapped in black lightning.

Garp fell from the sky like a shooting star, crashing heavily into the sea. He was covered in blood, with only a sliver of consciousness remaining.

"How can someone be so strong..."

Garp, his consciousness blurred, gazed up at Chu Yang in the sky, as if he were a god.

Chu Yang unleashed a full-force attack with all his might, and Garp wasn't killed in one punch. His resilience is enough to make him stand out in the entire One Piece world.

With that punch, Garp was completely shattered, inside and out, like a broken piece of porcelain. Even with Garp's superhuman physique, he wouldn't be able to get out of bed for at least ten days or half a month.

If we don't take drastic measures, given Garp's perseverance, who knows how long he'll have to keep going with Chu Yang.

Garp, who had fallen into the sea, floated silently on the surface like a real corpse. Chu Yang scooped him up and threw him back onto the dog-headed warship.

The navy personnel present were ashen-faced; their faith, built up over so many years, had crumbled before their eyes—a feeling of utter despair.

The naval fleet that was fighting the revolutionary army also went out of service and completely gave up resistance.

A large number of warships were reduced to burning scrap metal, lying tragically on the sea surface and slowly sinking.