Pirate’s General Tiger

Pedro drove the warship by himself and headed west, but within a quarter of an hour, he saw Tang En's group approaching quickly.

Saron's huge body is so conspicuous that people can easily spot it.

"Brother Tang En!"

Pedro jumped up on the deck, shouting.

People from both sides quickly converged, and the warships approached each other.

"Saron, wake up, we are going to transfer!"

Tang En called out.

Kolos, Robin, and the others had already passed through the transfer board between the two ships, and only this big man was left, still snoring and falling asleep.

Shaking his head, Saron looked up at everyone suspiciously, then stretched himself.

"Twain, do we want to transfer?"

He asked a question with his mouth, but his movements were also very fast. He stepped across the joint between the two ships and came to the deck.

"Yes, Crowe still has his own affairs to attend to."

Tang En nodded and looked at Crowe.

"Boss, let's go first, take care of yourselves."

Crowe waved and smiled.

He wasn't worried about everyone's safety either. In his heart, Tang En was the most powerful existence. There is no need to say much about the strength of the boss who can fight against strong people such as Bigumam and Whitebeard.

"it is good!"

Tang En didn't say much either.

He turned around and came to Pedro: "Let's go immediately and contact Dorrance."

The second lieutenant was taken aback for a moment, then realized: "Yes!"

Pedro went to contact Dorrance, while Tang En controlled the warship himself.

After a while, the two warships passed each other, getting farther and farther away.

About half an hour later, a large number of black spots suddenly appeared in front of Crowe's warship.

"Captain, there is a situation ahead!"

The soldiers narrowed their eyes and said in a deep voice.

"I see, it should be the group of people who just evacuated from O'Hara."

Crowe nodded, paused, and said in a condensed voice again.

"Don't give away the horse's feet, just drive over."

The soldiers listened to him very much, and without any fear, they drove the warship straight over.

The distance between the two sides is getting closer and closer, but they will meet after a while.

Meeting head-on, Crowe narrowed his eyes as he looked at the densely packed warships in a fan-shaped distribution in front of him. He had only encountered such a quantity in the second half of the Great Channel.

Soon after, the two sides met peacefully.

"Lieutenant Colonel."

Suddenly, someone on the flagship in the middle came down and shouted loudly.

"Colonel, can I help you?"

Crowe smiled.

"It's not that I have something to look for you, but, do you have any mission?"

The colonel asked curiously, with a smile on his face.

"Routine inspection."

Crowe laughed.

The soldiers behind them looked calm and stood at their posts.

"Okay, excuse me then!"

the colonel laughed.

"Master Colonel, there are so many warships and soldiers this time, is there something important happening?"

Among the large number of warships, Crowe asked curiously.

"Haha, you are interesting."

The colonel laughed, and he shook his head, his face becoming serious.

"It's a demon-slaying order. The headquarters launched a demon-slaying order against O'Hara."

"However, this time the task was carried out, but there was a problem."

Crowe's eyes froze: "What's the problem?"

The colonel was about to speak, but at this moment, a tall man with a cold aura walked out from behind.

"Why did the warship stop?"

The man with a bandage on his body and a cold face asked in a deep voice.

The colonel trembled all over, feeling a little nervous. At this moment, he began to regret why he was so talkative.

"Major General Kuzan."

Crowe recognized the person and said immediately.

"Oh, it's you?"

Kuzan looked at Crowe with doubts on his face.

He was injured at this time, but compared to others, especially Sakaski, it was the lightest.

"I'm Crowe. I met you when I was performing a combat mission in the second half of the Great Channel."

Crowe smiled.

Hearing about the second half of the Great Channel, Kuzan showed a hint of interest on his face.

He knew very well that the soldiers who were able to walk through that sea area and survived to serve in the West Sea were all the best of the best.

"That's why, you continue to perform the task."

Kuzan nodded.

He didn't intend to say anything more to the other party. He was worrying about the identity of the mysterious man Payne and reflecting on his failure this time.

The three young major generals, the mainstay of the navy in the future, actually suffered a big defeat in O'Hara. It really doesn't sound good to hear such a thing. Moreover, this incident dealt an even greater blow to the three of them.

"Then, Major General Kuzan will meet again!"

Crowe smiled.

Then, he ordered the soldiers to set sail, and the two warships passed by slowly.

After the distance was getting farther and farther away, and there was only one black spot left between each other, the soldiers on Crowe's boat breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile.

"Captain, it seems that there is no problem."

Crowe squinted his eyes and shook his head: "The problem has only just begun, but Boss Tang En has already settled everything."

"what?"

The soldiers showed puzzled expressions, but Crowe didn't say much.

Demon Slayer Command fleet, aboard the flagship.

With an awkward yet polite smile, the colonel bent slightly in front of Kuzan.

"Go and check that Crowe, the mission he performed today, and his past resume."

Kuzan didn't blame him for his talk just now as he expected, but ordered directly.

The colonel was taken aback, then nodded immediately.

"That lieutenant colonel."

He raised it slightly.

"Just for you to check."

Kuzan said coldly.

The colonel didn't dare to say any more, he quickly went down to collect information about Crowe. These are very quick for him, but after a while, he has already obtained the information.

"There is no problem. Today is a patrol mission in this sea area, and Crowe's previous resume is very good."

The more he looked through the materials compiled by his subordinates, the more surprised the colonel became.

For such a naval lieutenant colonel, his future promotion is almost certain.

Coming back from the second half of the Great Channel, and having experienced many battles, his own strength and quality are even more excellent. Now that the department is assigned back to the West Sea, it seems to be overdoing it.

He quickly brought this information to Kuzan.

"The mission has been carried out in the second half of the channel, and there is no problem."

"There is no problem in carrying out the patrol mission in this sea area today."

Kuzan flipped quickly, his face calm.

"It seems that I was thinking too much!"

The colonel next to him smiled and nodded in agreement.

But suddenly, when Kuzan saw one of the pages, his expression froze.

"Unit 7158, under the command of the former General Tang En, the captain of the 23rd unit, the rank of sergeant!"

His eyes flickered slightly, and Kuzan's eyes became a little deep.

After a long while, he froze the stack of documents in his hand, and then squeezed it, turning it into shards of ice.

"There is no problem."

With a faint utterance, Kuzan stood up and left.

The colonel was stunned. Just now he clearly felt that Kuzan had noticed something, but he didn't know.

General Twain's subordinate soldiers, this should be an honor for every navy!