Instantly disappeared…?
What was this unfair move?
Garp looked at No. 3 who had suddenly disappeared. Even he was shocked.
Was it teleportation?
Drago seemed to also possess this move. However, Drago couldn't teleport that far and he clearly seemed to be exhausted after teleporting. Could this be a move that was exclusive to the demon?
Garp was irritated. He was determined to catch the root of this incident soon. After all, No. 3...
It sounded like he was considered the top brass among those demon followers, right?
But now, he had lost track of them in an instant?
And most importantly, if all the enemies had teleportation ability, how could he capture them?
Then again, No. 3 and Bullet didn't exacly 'disappear'. After all, Garp had already located their whereabouts with his Color of Observation Haki.
"Hurry up and chase after them!"
Sure enough, there was a flaw in this teleportation. Garp shouted as he led a horde of Marine soldiers toward where he sensed No. 3 and Bullet was.
No. 3 should not be able to use his teleportation in succession. This was good news for Garp. However, just as he was thinking this, he vaguely sensed that there was another person where No. 3 and Bullet were.
The three of them then teleported again. This time, they were completely out of Garp's Color of Observation Haki's range.
It was not that teleportation could not be used successively, but there was a long delay before teleportation could be used if the user hadn't finished the three years training.
Therefore, they often had to activate teleportation in advance as it was only usable after a few minutes.
No. 3 had already calculated the delay for teleportation before he appeared before Garp. And as he interracted with Garp, he activated teleportation again, and as Garp was trying to locate them, he activated teleportation again and teleported far enough from Garp's Color of Observation Haki.
However, Garp did not know all of this. He thought that teleportation could not be used successively, so there was another demon followers that teleported them.
"They can at most teleport about one kilometre away. Keep chasing!"
Garp thought in his heart, but he also knew that there was a high chance that they had already escaped.
He was too careless. Had he subdued Bullet in the beginning, this would not have happened. However, who would have thought that those demon followers would suddenly appear?
Although Garp managed to confirm that the demon followers indeed resided there, he still felt that it was a great loss.
Unfortunately, he couldn't find anyone when he arrived at the place they had teleported into earlier. No one knew where they teleported to the second time.
"Tsk, they got away."
Garp said with a bit of regret. If he could catch at least one of those demon believers, it would definitely save him a lot of trouble in the future.
As the Marine soldiers kept searching, Garp recalled No. 3 that he saw before.
In terms of strength, he was certainly quite a fighter. Moreover, Garp was not sure if it was his full strength. He could only imagine that the Marine's plan would definitely not be smooth sailing.
After all, they could use teleportation...
"As per the World Government's order, this island and the nearby islands will send troops over and surround the entire island. They won't be able to escape this island. I've talked to Makima before I come here. She said that we can't comprehend the demon's way of thinking. The same is true for the demon believers. It is very likely that they will wait for our arrival in their den instead of relocating."
Sengoku said to Garp as he marched towards Galzburg. Although he was a little surprised after hearing Garp's report, he was still very confident.
The Marine brought a massive force this time, and several countries around Galzburg also supported them.
They didn't mind waging war all year round for nothing more than money, and this time, Sengoku brought enough money, and with the World Government's official order, those countries were bound to help the Marine surround this country.
This island was several kilometers away from the nearest land. According to Garp's observation, they could not directly cross to another island, so as long as they were still on this island, they would be caught sooner or later.
"Where is Black Order?" Hearing Sengoku's words with Makima, Garp asked again.
"Makima and Thor are not here. They said that they are going to the new world to capture other demons. Just stick with me! We will form a blockade with the army of other countries." Sengoku said in a low voice,
Black Order had only been established for a year, and they didn't have that many capable fighters. Since Makima and Thor were not there, Black Order was practically useless.
Of course, even though they said that they were not there, they would come running as soon as they found those demon followers.
This was basically a race to see who could score more credit.
"Oh right, you should investigate the Three-Eye Tribe later." Garp didn't really care about the political matters.
He and Sengoku had a different opinion regarding Black Order. Sengoku believed that Black Order was hiding under the World Government's banner and might grow into a massive evil organization, while Garp believed that was just how World Government was, so there was no need to compare them to Black Order.
Garp thought of himself as a Marine soldier, not the World Government's lapdog. Every famous character in the Marine had their own justice that they believed in
Therefore, he didn't want to talk to Sengoku on this topic. Instead, he mentioned the Three-Eye Tribe.
The Three-Eye Tribe was a race that had a third eye on their forehead.
Charlotte Pudding, for example, was a mix between Big Mom and the Three-Eye Tribe. Once the third eye awakened, it would grant them the Voice of All Things.
Garp mentioned this to Sengoku because he noticed that No. 3 had an eye on his forehead, just like the Three-Eye Tribe.
Could it be that the Three-Eye Tribe was demon believers? It was possible as the could awaken a dangerous ability like Voice of All Things. The World Government did not like this race very much.