Chapter 402 Grandfather and grandson meet

As soon as the leader finished speaking, a shorter man beside him took a step forward and looked up at Bogart in front of him.

Bogart also saw the half-hairy face under the cloak. He thought to himself,

"An animal-type ability user?"

Then the man shook off his sleeves, revealing a pair of equally furry paws.

Crack!

Silver arcs of electricity burst out from the claws. Bogart's expression changed again when he saw this. He exclaimed in surprise,

"The Fur Tribe!?"

The next second, the man flashed in front of Bogart and stabbed out with a claw.

Although Bogart was prepared, the opponent's speed was too fast. In a hurry, Bogart quickly raised his knife to block.

At the moment of collision, Bogart felt a huge force coming from the knife, which directly knocked him flying backwards.

The short man followed closely and released an electric current to knock down the remaining marines.

After Bogart stood firm, he was the only one left standing on the navy side. He had no time to care about anything else because the short man had rushed in front of him again.

In the previous fight, Bogart already knew in his mind that his opponent was superior to him in both strength and speed. Under this circumstance, he basically had no chance of winning.

All he could do now was to hold on until Garp arrived.

Thinking of this, Bogart gritted his teeth and went forward to meet the enemy.

However, the power gap between the two sides was obviously greater than Bogart had imagined. After only ten rounds, Bogart was covered with wounds and charred claw marks.

After a while, accompanied by the crackling sound of electricity, Bogart fell to the ground with a thud.

He struggled to get up. Seeing this, the short man said in a deep voice,

"We came here with no ill intentions, why do you have to keep picking on us?"

Bogart stood up from the ground, holding his knife, and said coldly,

"Do you think I would trust a group of people who dare not even show their faces? As a marine, it is my duty to protect the peace of this area!"

The short man was silent for a moment and said,

"You are an excellent soldier, but you are in our way."

As soon as he finished speaking, the short man disappeared again, and his claws wrapped in lightning were about to hit Bogart's abdomen.

At this moment, Garp's figure fell from the sky and punched the short man.

There was a loud bang, and a human-shaped hole appeared on the ground in front of Bogart. Karp fell to his side and said,

"Good job, Bogart."

When Bogart saw Karp coming, his strong body began to relax. He leaned on the blade and said weakly,

"Vice Admiral Garp, these people are suspicious and quite powerful, you have to be careful..."

Garp nodded, then turned to look at the group of cloaked guys in front of him.

Swish!

A dark shadow flashed out from the hole near Garp's feet and returned to his group.

The leader just now whispered to the short man,

"Uncle Linde, are you okay?"

The short man coughed a few times and said,

"It hurts a bit. I didn't expect Garp to be here. What do you think we should do now?"

The leader was silent for a moment and said,

"Let's go."

After hearing this, Karp sneered and said,

"Leave? You injured so many of my men, and now you want to just walk away? Boy, do you think I don't exist?"

After saying that, Garp's eyes widened with anger, his iron fist was instantly covered with armament color, and he rushed forward with full of anger.

Facing Garp who was like a heavy chariot, the short man went up to him again. However, this time the electric current he released was like a tickle on Garp's body and did not affect Garp's actions at all.

His claws didn't even touch Garp's fist, but were blocked by Garp's powerful armed color domineering.

An energy ball bursting with domineering lightning condensed in the air between the two people, and the earth cracked. A strong airflow swept past, lifting the cloaks of the short people and revealing their faces completely.

Karp looked at the furry cat face in front of him and frowned.

"The Fur Tribe? This face looks familiar... Wait! You are Lindbergh, the Confederate commander of the Revolutionary Army!"

The hair on Lindbergh's forehead was wet with sweat. Seeing that his identity had been exposed, he forced a smile and said,

"Mr. Karp..."

Cap's face was shrouded in a cloud. He shouted loudly, and a powerful domineering aura gushed out. Lindbergh could no longer hold on and was blown away.

At this time, another figure leaped into the air, and his body suddenly expanded into a spherical shape.

"Rubber balloon!"

boom!

Lindbergh crashed directly into a soft "balloon". Karp looked up, and when he saw the face of the man who caught Lindbergh, his eyes widened and he exclaimed,

"Luffy!? Are you Luffy??"

Luffy landed on the ground with Lindbergh. He looked at Garp opposite him and said with a complicated expression,

"grandfather......"

Luffy grew up with Dragon, while Garp was sent to work in prison, so this was the first time the two met.

Luffy learned a lot about Garp from Dragon before, and had seen Garp's photo, so he naturally recognized Garp at a glance.

Garp had received a letter from Dragon and knew that he had a grandson named Luffy. In addition, Luffy's photos had appeared in newspapers in the past two years, so he was able to recognize Luffy.

The grandfather and grandson just stared at each other in silence, and finally it was Garp who spoke first.

"Luffy, why are you here? And hanging out with the Revolutionary Army?"

Luffy lowered his eyes and responded,

"I just returned to the East China Sea and wanted to visit my father's hometown. As for the Revolutionary Army... they are all my father's friends. I grew up under their care. Is it strange to be with them?"

Lindbergh rubbed his swollen fist and stepped forward and said,

"Mr. Karp, you are Commander Long's father. Please believe that we have no ill intentions in coming here this time. We don't want to fight you, and we don't want to embarrass you. Since you don't want us to go in, then we will just leave here."

After saying that, Lindbergh pulled Luffy back, while Garp stood there silently, not knowing what he was thinking.

Luffy sighed and said,

"Grandpa, let's go."

He took one last look at Garp, then turned around and was about to leave with the Revolutionary Army.

However, before they could take a few steps, Garp in the back suddenly shouted,

"Stop! I should take you back!"