Summon A Heroic Spirit Every Day?

The Celestial Dragons are to be wiped out???

Sengoku stood frozen, his smile vanishing in an instant.

"Nonsense!"

His voice suddenly grew louder as he shouted at Finn through the phone bug.

"No, no, Grandpa Sengoku, I'm not fooling around! I'm serious," Finn said with a smile, trying to stay calm.

Sengoku roared, "Shut up! I've told you before—The Celestial Dragons are the nobles of the world! And you want to destroy them? What are you thinking?!"

"What kind of world nobles, Grandpa Sengoku? Isn't that just something proclaimed by their ancestors? Once I get rid of them all, I'll make you the number one noble in the world," Finn replied with a playful grin.

Huh…

Sengoku's heart skipped a beat. He clenched his fists in frustration, blowing his beard and staring at the phone. This kid's really about to turn the world upside down!

He glared and snapped, "You're too young! You don't even understand the implications of what you're saying!"

"I don't understand? Then teach me, Grandpa!" Finn laughed.

"Alright then! I'll make sure you learn. Listen up! Do you realize how big Marine is? How much we spend each year? Where do you think all that money comes from?" Sengoku said, his voice growing more serious.

"And, the World Government is our superior. Do you think they're just decoration? Do you know how powerful Mariejois is?"

Sengoku sighed. "You don't know these things yet. You're too young to understand. If things were as simple as you say, Marine would've taken control a long time ago, and we'd handle the Celestial Dragons ourselves!"

Huh? Grandpa Sengoku, did I hear that right?

Finn's expression shifted to one of cunning. A small chuckle escaped him as he asked, "So, what you're saying is, if you were sure, you'd be willing to destroy the Celestial Dragons, right?"

Sengoku's face shifted to one of fury. "You little brat, stop twisting my words! I never said that!"

"Oh, I'll just pretend I didn't hear it then," Finn smirked. "Actually, Grandpa Sengoku, you've been saying two things. First, strength. Second, stability."

"You think Marine's strength is not enough to stand up to the World Government, and if we cut ties with them, we'll lose our financial support, right?" Finn summed it up, cutting straight to the point.

Sengoku fell silent for a moment, then grudgingly admitted, "That's right! But remember, this is just between us. Don't spread it around."

Finn grinned, "Got it! Don't worry, Grandpa Sengoku. I'll take care of both of those problems."

Sengoku furrowed his brow, sensing something was off. "What do you mean by 'take care of it,' Finn? What exactly are you planning?"

Beep beep...

The sound of a disconnected line followed, and Sengoku quickly dialed back, but it was no use.

Just after Finn hung up, a system prompt echoed in his mind.

Ding! Please make your choice:

1: Control a large number of non-World Government allied countries to fund Marine's military expenses! Reward: Heroic Spirit Summoning Pool (only up to 3 stars)!

2: Capture a large number of pirates and exchange them for bounties as a source of Marine's military expenses! Reward: Heroic Spirit Summoning Pool (only up to 4 stars)!

3: Control the Golden Empire to fund Marine's military expenses! Reward: Heroic Spirit Summoning Pool (no star limit!)

What???

Finn stared at the options in disbelief.

Heroic Spirit Summoning Pool???

Could it be possible to summon Heroic Spirits?

With three options, Finn didn't hesitate for a second.

Are the first two choices a joke?

Capturing pirates and claiming their bounties as military expenses? That sounded absurd.

"System, what exactly is the Heroic Spirit Summoning Pool? Does that mean I can summon Heroic Spirits indefinitely?" Finn asked, eager for clarification.

The system responded, "Host, the Heroic Spirit Summoning Pool allows you to summon a heroic spirit once per day. A random heroic spirit within your authority will be summoned."

"Once a day!?" Finn's excitement grew.

If this is true, it would be a game-changer! With a month's worth of summons, he could become nearly invincible. Imagine the power he could accumulate over time!

"Host, the heroic spirits summoned from the pool are temporary. They can only exist for 24 hours. Once the time limit expires, their magic energy will dissipate, and they'll vanish."

Finn's excitement dimmed a little. "..."

It seemed he wouldn't be able to command an army of invincible spirits for long.

Still, the idea of summoning one new hero every day was incredibly enticing!

"This isn't so bad after all," Finn muttered, rubbing his chin in thought.

"Today Mash, tomorrow my king, the day after Joan of Arc..."

A laugh escaped him as he considered the possibilities.

"By the way, System, after a heroic spirit disappears, can they be summoned again in the future?"

"Yes," the system replied.

Finn's eyes widened with delight. That changes everything!

This wasn't a one-time deal—it meant he could summon them repeatedly. With this, he could assemble a new team of powerful spirits every single day.

Excited by the possibilities, Finn quickly made his choice.

Control the Golden Empire!

He then recalled the Golden Empire. It had never appeared in the manga but was featured in the Golden City movie. The Golden Empire was a massive, gold-built ship, more than 10 kilometers long. It housed entire towns, entertainment cities, and was recognized as a demilitarized zone by the World Government. Its owner, Gilder Tesolo, possessed enough wealth to rival even the World Government, and his golden fruit abilities made him an extraordinary figure.

Finn grinned. Time to get to work.