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Chapter 28 - The New World: A Stage of Chaos

Chapter 28: The New World: A Stage of Chaos

The New World, a region of the Grand Line notorious for its lawlessness and power struggles, had become even more chaotic. The former members of the infamous Rocks Pirates, each now a significant power in their own right, were wreaking havoc, capturing Navy soldiers, and conquering lands under their pirate banners. Though Rocks D. Xebec himself was long gone, his legacy lived on through his formidable former crewmates.

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Whitebeard's Territory

Edward Newgate, known as Whitebeard, ruled over a vast territory in the New World. His ship, the Moby Dick, sailed through his waters, a symbol of his strength and authority. Whitebeard's presence was enough to deter most would-be challengers, but the Navy was a different matter.

Whitebeard stood at the bow of his ship, his massive bisento in hand. "Prepare for battle, my sons," he commanded, his voice resonating with power. "The Navy dares to intrude on our territory."

Marco the Phoenix, Whitebeard's first division commander, nodded. "We'll show them why this is Whitebeard's territory."

The Whitebeard Pirates engaged the approaching Navy fleet with fierce determination. Marco's flames and the devastating strength of Whitebeard himself made short work of the intruders. The captured Navy soldiers were shackled and taken aboard the Moby Dick, their defeat a testament to Whitebeard's might.

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Big Mom's Conquest

Charlotte Linlin, known as Big Mom, was expanding her Totto Land empire. Her fleet, led by her numerous children, sailed to conquer nearby islands. Big Mom's insatiable hunger for power drove her to claim more territory, regardless of the cost.

"Bring me more islands!" Big Mom roared, her Prometheus and Zeus crackling with energy. "I want every corner of the New World under my control!"

Katakuri, her most powerful son, led the charge. His Mochi-Mochi Fruit powers allowed him to dominate any battlefield. The Big Mom Pirates overwhelmed the defenders of each island, capturing Navy soldiers and civilians alike.

As the islands fell under Big Mom's banner, her Sweet Commanders ensured order was maintained. The conquered lands were quickly integrated into Totto Land, expanding Big Mom's empire even further.

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Kaido's Rampage

Kaido, the King of Beasts, was on a rampage. His goal was simple: to find the strongest opponents and crush them. Kaido's crew, the Beast Pirates, were notorious for their brutality and strength.

In his dragon form, Kaido flew over the New World, his massive size casting a shadow over the land. "Where are the Navy dogs hiding?" he bellowed, his voice shaking the earth. "I want to crush them with my own hands!"

King and Queen, his top subordinates, led their forces with ruthless efficiency. They targeted Navy bases and strongholds, capturing soldiers and destroying everything in their path.

Kaido himself landed on a Navy outpost, transforming back into his human form. His sheer power was enough to decimate the base, and the surviving soldiers were taken prisoner. The Beast Pirates left a trail of destruction in their wake, their reputation as the most fearsome crew in the New World growing with each conquest.

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Silver Axe's Rebellion

Silver Axe, a former Rocks Pirate, had carved out his own territory in the New World. Known for his brutal fighting style and immense strength, he was a force to be reckoned with.

Silver Axe stood on the deck of his ship, his axe gleaming in the sunlight. "Prepare for battle! We're going to take that Navy stronghold and show them who's boss!"

His crew, a mix of seasoned pirates and fierce warriors, cheered in response. They launched an assault on the nearby Navy base, cutting through the defenses with savage force.

Silver Axe himself led the charge, his axe cleaving through enemies with terrifying ease. The Navy soldiers stood no chance against his onslaught, and the base quickly fell. The captured soldiers were bound and taken back to Silver Axe's territory, a grim reminder of his dominance.

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Elysia D. Aurora's Light

Elysia D. Aurora, a navigator with the power to manipulate light, had become a feared pirate in the New World. Her abilities made her invaluable for navigation and combat, and her crew was loyal and deadly.

Elysia stood at the helm of her ship, the Radiant Dawn, her eyes scanning the horizon. "There's a Navy convoy approaching. Let's show them the power of light."

Using her abilities, Elysia created dazzling illusions and blinding flashes, disorienting the Navy ships. Her crew took advantage of the chaos, boarding the enemy vessels and capturing the soldiers.

Elysia's strategic mind and powerful abilities made her a formidable opponent. The captured Navy soldiers were secured in the brig, their defeat a testament to Elysia's prowess.

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Ochoku's Siege

Ochoku, another former Rocks Pirate, was known for his tactical brilliance and ruthless nature. He had established a stronghold in the New World, from which he launched raids on Navy and rival pirate territories alike.

Ochoku stood on a cliff overlooking a besieged Navy base. "Begin the assault," he ordered, his voice cold and calculating.

His crew, disciplined and well-trained, attacked with precision. Ochoku's tactical acumen ensured that the Navy defenders were outmaneuvered and overwhelmed. The base fell swiftly, the surviving soldiers captured and brought before Ochoku.

"Weaklings," Ochoku muttered, turning away from the prisoners. "They should have known better than to challenge me."

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Captain John's Last Stand

Captain John, once a notorious pirate, was now in his twilight years. Despite his age, he refused to back down from a challenge. He had come into conflict with Gecko Moria, one of the new generation pirate and user of shadow fruit, in a battle that would be his last.

Captain John faced Moria on a desolate battlefield, his body worn but his spirit unbroken. "You're not taking my treasure," he growled, his voice hoarse with age.

Moria laughed, his shadow powers giving him an advantage. "You're an old fool, John. Your time has passed."

The battle was fierce, but John's age and Moria's powers took their toll. In a final, desperate move, John unleashed a powerful attack, but Moria countered, striking him down.

As Captain John lay dying, he looked up at the sky, a sense of peace washing over him. "I may be gone, but the Rocks Pirates' legacy will live on."

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Navy and World Government Reactions

News of the chaos spread quickly. At Navy Headquarters, Fleet Admiral Sengoku received reports of the attacks with growing concern.

"We can't let this continue," Sengoku said, slamming his fist onto the table. "We need to strengthen our forces in the New World."

Vice Admiral Akainu, his expression grim, nodded. "We'll increase our patrols and launch counterattacks. These pirates must be stopped."

The World Government was equally alarmed. The Five Elders convened an emergency meeting to address the escalating situation.

"These former Rocks Pirates are becoming a serious threat," one of the Elders said. "We need to take decisive action."

"Increase their bounties," another Elder suggested. "Make it clear that anyone who supports them will face severe consequences."

The bounties of the former Rocks Pirates were raised significantly, making them even more hunted and feared.

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------------------------A New Era of Chaos----------------------

The New World was in turmoil, the legacy of the Rocks Pirates casting a long shadow over the seas. The actions of Whitebeard, Big Mom, Kaido, Silver Axe, Elysia D. Aurora, Ochoku, and the final stand of Captain John had shown that the power and influence of the Rocks Pirates were far from over.

As the Silverhair Pirates continued their training on the deserted island, unaware of the full extent of the chaos unfolding, they were preparing for a future that would bring them face-to-face with these legendary figures and the relentless pursuit of the Navy.

The New World was a stage of chaos, and the Silverhair Pirates were determined to make their mark, no matter the cost.

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