going back to marineford

Everyone was confused because Hina understood that the Cthulhi would not attack, but that did not stop them from continuing along their path.

The boat that had been stuck in the middle of the city finally starts moving, but it does so at a slow pace because the people on board are terrified that the monsters will attack at any moment.

After a tense period of thirty minutes, they finally begin to leave the city area, and once they are at a distance where they are relatively safe, Aokiji accelerates as quickly as possible so that they can get back to the surface as soon as possible.

Zion slowly opened his eyes and engaged in introspective musings as the boat began to move away.

'It is impossible for Zephyr to get to Marineford; when he comes to, he will be diagnosed as insane and then locked up for his own protection.'

'If Hina is serious about escaping with Zypher, she will have to engage in combat with Aokiji and Gion, which is not an option at this time.'

Zion makes the decision to pay a visit to the system after some deliberation.

zion

100% cthullu (25% sealed)

Azathoth: 0% (blocked)

Yog-Sothoth 0% (bblocked)

Nyarlathotep 0%(blocked)

Hastur, 0% (blocked)

2000 little faith believers

Bigmom pirates (10%)

"The seal has broken more, and what are believers of little faith?"

{There are four different kinds of believers: those with "little faith," those who are "faithful," those who are "very faithful," and those who are "fanatics."}

"I do comprehend, however, why are big mom pirates only 10%?"

{Linlin became one of his believers, but she did not join his crew for this reason}.

"It would appear that the seal has been broken by approximately 25 percent; what could have caused this?" I don't think that just having Linlin and another two thousand believers is enough.

"The most important factor is that the city of R'lyeh integrated into this world; the very instant that occurred, the will of the world was tricked."

'Misguided?'

Since the will of the world was unable to determine how this city came to be in this world, it assumed that the city had always been there.

"Is it possible that the will of the world could be so stupid?"

You've been reading far too much romance, Host; the will of the world is not personified as a loli named Gaia.

"is not?"

"cof...cof"

"All right, let's get back to what we were talking about; does anything seem to be different now that a quarter of the seal has been broken?"

{Yes, host, you are now able to take control of a body that was offered as a sacrifice in exchange for your life.}

{There is, however, a bare minimum that can be expected for the sacrificed}

{Those who have greater privileges are susceptible to possession without a shadow of a doubt}.

"Do you mean the celestial dragons when you talk about those who have greater privileges?"

{precisely the host}

close to Sabaody

Without even batting an eye, Kuzan stated in a solemn tone

"we're almost reaching the surface; we're going straight to Marineford."

Hina contradicted Aokiji by saying

"I think we'd better spend the night in Sabaody; it's already getting dark, and we won't probably only arrive in Marineford in the morning."

"However, if we take too much longer than necessary, there is a possibility that Zephyr will pass away."

"We and the soldiers have already been through a lot today; it's better to rest; if Zephyr is not dead yet, he can wait until tomorrow," she said.

After pausing for a brief period of reflection, Aokiji says:

"And you, Gion, what do you think?"

Gion shows some reluctance but continues.

"It's not that I don't care about Zephyr, but I think tonight would be a good time for us to get some rest instead."

"All right, then, let's stay here for the night."

After arriving in Sabaody, Aokiji, Hina, Momousagi and the soldiers, immediately began searching for a place to rest their weary bodies.

Aokiji was making his way to the hotel that was the closest as he carried Zephyr on his back.

Since the clerk realized that Aokiji was a vice admiral, he provided him with a room at no cost while requiring payment from the other guests.

To our good fortune, the navy ship was not completely occupied; rather, it carried only a few dozen soldiers, which was sufficient for some hotels.

They did not sleep on the ship because it was unpleasant for them to do so, and they were in desperate need of a place to unwind.

Hina went to her room, which was on her own, and got herself ready for bed.

she didn't expect that she would dream