Chapter 226: Sending Troops to O'Hara

Shortly after Saint Satan talked with Jiger, Kong also received an order from the Five Elder Stars to execute the Demon Killing Order against O'Hara.

The moment he received the order, Kong felt very complicated. He knew O'Hara, where civilians and scholars lived. It also had the Tree of All-Knowing, the world's largest treasure trove of knowledge. He really couldn't bear to destroy it.

But Kong is a soldier after all, and even a marshal of the navy. At this time, he must put aside his personal wishes and carry out this order.

He took out a golden Den Den Mushi, hesitated for a moment, and finally pressed it. The Demon-Slaying Order was activated from that moment on.

The Demon-Slaying Order is an emergency order that requires the navy to immediately gather enough forces within a limited time to launch a devastating attack on a certain person or region.

Normally, the Golden Den Den Mushi that executes the Demon Killing Order is usually pressed in the area where it is executed. In the original work, it was Spandine who pressed the Golden Den Den Mushi in O'Hara.

Now, the Five Elders issued orders directly into the air, specifically ordering the destruction of O'Hara.

The silver Den Den Mushi that matched the golden Den Den Mushi stored in the headquarters sent a signal, and all the naval officers and soldiers instantly went on standby.

Soon, Kong's personnel arrangements were issued. This time, the demon-slaying order was still led by Jiger, accompanied by Sakaski, Borsalino, Xiong, Lucia and five thousand naval soldiers.

The five people, from vice admiral to admiral candidate and then to admiral, are a dream configuration. Let alone an O'Hara, it is enough to deal with an emperor-level pirate group.

Although it feels a bit like using a cannon to kill a mosquito, this is an order issued by the Five Elders themselves. The Navy must naturally show enough attention and at the same time ensure that it is absolutely foolproof, that is, to destroy O'Hara without leaving even a trace.

Due to time constraints, Akainu originally had no time to come back. In the end, Ziger asked Kuma to pick him up, and he arrived at the Naval Headquarters before the fleet set off.

Jiger brought the unconscious Olbia to his warship.

When they were about to reach O'Hara, Olbia woke up slowly and found herself lying on the deck with Jiger standing next to her.

After a brief moment of confusion, Olbia stood up from the ground and looked around. What came into view were four warships lined up side by side.

Jiger glanced at her and said lightly,

"You finally woke up. It's almost time."

Olbia was slightly stunned. She was still a little confused after just waking up, so she asked subconsciously,

"Are we there? Where? Judicial Island?"

Jiger chuckled and said,

"You don't think you'll have a chance to go there and be tried?"

Jiger pointed ahead and said,

"Take a closer look at what that is?"

Olbia looked in the direction that Jiger pointed, and saw only the shadow of a huge tree. He exclaimed in surprise,

"The Tree of All-Knowing!"

Then, the memory before she fainted emerged in her mind, and she knew what was going to happen next. The demon-killing order against O'Hara had been activated!

Thinking of this, Olbia's face showed despair, and he felt his body go limp. He fell to the ground with a plop, muttering,

"Why, why is this happening? They are all innocent!"

Jiger folded his arms and looked at O'Hara Island in the distance. Suddenly, he reached out and picked up Olbia. Then he spread his wings and flew rapidly towards O'Hara Island.

On Akainu's warship, Kizaru was describing to Akainu the conversation between Ziger and Satan in vivid detail. When Akainu heard that Ziger was actually a Celestial Dragon, the expression on his face was very interesting.

This news was too outrageous for Akainu, so outrageous that he even thought Kizaru was talking nonsense to him.

Just when he was about to find Jiger to verify, he saw Jiger rushing into the sky.

......

O'Hara Island,

People still live here as usual, and they have no idea that O'Hara is about to receive the demon-killing order.

The only person on the island who noticed something was the director of the All-Knowing Tree Library, Kroba.

Actually, it was he who sent out Olbia and others.

He felt that things were going to be bad when the World Government issued a wanted order for Orbia and others not long ago. Being well versed in history, he knew the World Government's style of doing things very well.

In the past history, once someone threatened the rule of the world government, that person and those connected to him would be struck by thunder from the world government.

The behavior of Olbia and others in studying historical documents is undoubtedly a taboo for the World Government.

As a scholar with great reputation in the world, Klopa has some connections in the World Government and the Navy. Soon after the incident of Orbia broke out, he began to gather information everywhere.

But no matter which side they were from, they all chose to keep silent about this matter. In the end, no one even answered Kloba's calls.

All this confirms Kroba's guess that the World Government is going to take action against O'Hara!

Although he already had some guesses in his mind, what could Kloba do?

Arrange for the people on O'Hara Island to escape? You have to know that there are only ordinary people and scholars here. Can they outrun the navy's warships?

What's more, there is the richest collection of books in the world here. If these are lost, it would be more painful than killing Cloba.

Looking at the scholars around him who were still studying the literature seriously, Kloba sighed silently.

Suddenly, a petite figure came in from the door and trotted to Cloba.

The person who came was a little girl. The scholars around just glanced at her and then continued to busy themselves with their own things.

Seeing the girl running towards him, Kloba put away the sad expression on his face and smiled.

"Little Robin, you came very early today."

Robin lowered his head and hummed softly, then said in a low voice,

"Today is my sister's birthday, and my uncle and his family want to celebrate..."

Cloba's face showed anger when he heard this. He was of course aware of Robin's family situation. Olbia had entrusted Robin to Robin's uncle before going out to sea, but that family treated Robin as a servant and even beat and scolded him at any time.

Cloba has strongly condemned this many times, but Robin's uncle simply ignores Cloba and even beats Cloba when he gets annoyed.

So all Klopa could do about Robin's experience today was to be angry.

Robin was used to it. She just smiled after she finished speaking, then took out a book from the nearby bookshelf, held the book in her arms, and went to a corner to read it seriously.