Chapter 302

Kozuki Momonosuke, who was in a state of collapse, could not accept the news that Whitebeard Edward Newgate was dead. Tears welled up in the eyes of the little man. The newspaper handed over to him made his worldview collapse a little.

The boy, who was less than ten years old, subconsciously chose to think that the other party was lying to him. He stared at his savior with bloodshot eyes. At this moment, Kozuki Momonosuke was like a man-eating beast, and he could not restrain his beastly nature at all.

"You are lying to me! You are lying to me! Whitebeard is an invincible existence on the sea, and he is the man my father admires most. How could he die? How could he die?"

Kozuki Momonosuke, who had lost his mind, tore the newspaper in his hand into pieces, grabbed the fragments and threw them at his benefactor unreasonably. The boy was completely broken by the unacceptable reality, and even the most basic rationality could not be maintained.

Trafalgar Law, who saw this scene, put away his smile. Through the boy's stress reaction, he guessed in his heart that the little devil in front of him might really be related to Edward Newgate. If it is proved that all this is false later, it can only mean that the child's acting skills are too amazing. If this kind of evildoer is not controlled, it will only be sent to death.

"I didn't know you before I saved you. I just talked to you on impulse today. I won't forge any newspapers on purpose. I still have a lot of these expired newspapers."

After saying this, Trafalgar Law pulled the drawer at his feet and held another stack of newspapers in his hand. Looking at the thoughtful expression of the little devil, he threw the old newspaper to him again.

"When I rescued you, you smelled like a dead person. I guess you stayed in the garbage dump for a long time. Staying in that dark place for a long time will make people lose the concept of time. In front of you is a newspaper from three months ago. When the news of Whitebeard's death first came out, it was the hottest and most popular topic on the sea."

Trafalgar Law couldn't help but complain in his heart. It was still unknown who would benefit in the end after the battle of Marineford. Was it the navy of the victorious side? Or the pirates of the defeated side?

At present, it seems that neither of them is the one who made a lot of money in the war. That is Morgans, the newspaper king who is one of the underground kings. The newspaper he published not only doubled in price after the war, but also sold out directly all over the world. When the demand was the hottest, the newspaper was always in short supply even if it was sold at a higher price.

Morgans really played with newspapers. Not only did he briefly describe the situation of the war afterwards, but he also invited special guests to analyze the impact after the battle, analyzed the troops invested by both sides, and made a personal assessment of the casualties after the war.

In short, he printed newspapers about the war on the top almost over and over again. In the later period, when there was no solid content, he began to find all kinds of writers to increase the word count. He also liked to find influential people on the sea to comment. He printed a hundred issues of newspapers for one thing. Anyway, someone paid for it and he made a lot of money.

Only three months after the incident, the enthusiasm of the world's people for the war on the top gradually began to fade. Otherwise, Morgans, the birdman, would continue to print newspapers. The content of the newspapers was repetitive, which made people who often bought newspapers a little bored. Then he would report other news honestly.

Anyway, the front-page headlines made him very happy. During this period, he also reported some news that was not conducive to unity, which caused the Navy and the World Government to find trouble with him. Many of his newspaper branches were closed down. This was all Morgans' own pit.

Kozuki Momonosuke finally did not let the tears fall. He spread out all the newspapers in front of him with both hands. He wanted to see what happened on the sea one by one and understand why the result of the war on the top was so tragic. Morgause was worthy of being the newspaper king. He had written all the information he wanted on the newspaper. Anyone who was sensible could see it.

Pointing at the content above and starting to read the newspaper, Kozuki Momonosuke could feel the oldness of the newspaper. After all, it had changed a little in the past three months. It was not like the brand new newspaper that had just been issued. Regardless of whether the newspaper was fake or not, the smell of old things that came to his face was irrefutable.

"It's all because of Fire Fist Ace. The former Pirate King Roger actually had a posthumous child. Dad actually recognized Roger's child as his adopted son. This fate from heaven is really amazing."

Kozuki Oden had been in both the Whitebeard Pirates and the Roger Pirates. If his father had not been so stupid at the time and directly let the two strongest pirate groups come to Wano Country together, then the Kozuki family would not have suffered subsequent disasters.

Kozuki Momonosuke read the familiar yet unfamiliar names in the newspaper. Every time he understood a sentence, he felt a little more desperate. The little flame of restoring the country in his heart was extinguished bit by bit. Sometimes the content carried by the text was too heavy. For a boy under ten years old, it was a big blow.

MoArgans tells the story of the battle at the top from beginning to end, and the reason for the final outbreak is very clear. Everything originated from Marshall D. Teach, a traitor of the Whitebeard Pirates. This rebellious son, known as Blackbeard, killed his brother, Thatch, who lived with him day and night, because of a devil fruit.

Kozuki Momonosuke has an impression of both Teach and Thatch. Thatch was the captain under Whitebeard's father. When he lived on the Moby Dick, he often ate the meals he cooked.

And Teach is even more of a good guy in his impression. He looks dark and fat and seems to have no ambitions. But who would have thought that it was really true that people's hearts were separated by their stomachs and everything was fake. Teach could actually give up the feelings of many years for a devil fruit, sneak attack and kill Thatch, and then defected from the Whitebeard Pirates.

The brothers had never killed each other in the Whitebeard Pirates. Teach's behavior was simply a wrath of heaven and man. In order to eliminate this damned rebellious son, Fire Fist Ace took the initiative to hunt down Blackbeard in the first half of the Grand Line. However, the result of the battle between the two sides on an island was that Fire Fist was defeated by Blackbeard in a head-on battle, and Ace became a prisoner of the traitor.

Blackbeard Teach somehow knew Ace's true identity and informed the navy that the other party was Roger's posthumous son. Because of this explosive news and Ace's pledge of allegiance, he jumped into the world government's Seven Warlords of the Sea and became a pirate who could legally rob on the sea.

At that time, the Navy Marshal Sengoku didn't know what was wrong. He wanted to intensify the conflict and publicly execute Roger's son to lure the Whitebeard Pirates into a pre-prepared trap.

He even used the three admirals of the navy as the highest combat force, and made the navy headquarters Marinford the battlefield of the top battle. He wanted to eat a fat man in one bite, and wanted to wipe out the Whitebeard Pirates and the navy headquarters, so as to establish the navy's invincibility.

As expected, this matter was unexpected. Whitebeard Edward Newgate knew about the conspiracy of Sengoku and wanted to let the Four Emperors led by him fall into the trap, but he didn't know that this time he was not stupid and invited a strong foreign aid.

The great pirate Shiki, the Golden Lion, who had been missing for many years, led his Flying Pirates to join the battle when the navy's elite and the Whitebeard Pirates were fighting to the death, pushing the top battle into the second half