While Y/N kept Morgan at bay, Luffy was busy with Zoro.
Luffy: Look, which one Is you treasured katana? I couldn't figure it out, so I brought all three of them
Zoro: All three belong to me
Luffy: Resisting the marines here together with me and Y/N will make you a outlaw.
Zoro: Rather than just dying here... Why don't I accept your request... And become a pirate!
Luffy raised his hand to the sky and celebrates his new crew mate while said crew mate is irritated by his ropes not being taken off.
With Y/N
Y/N is surrounded by the marines while Morgan catches his breath.
Morgan: Don't just stand around. ATTACK HIM!
Few marines moved forward to attack
Y/N: IRON DRAGON CLUB!
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But where all dealt with swiftly by a iron pole that Y/N generated on his hand.
Y/N: This really all you got (iron poles dissappear). Because right now it feels like using iron is overkill.
Y/N dashes towards Morgan, who immediately started swinging his axe arm around in an attempt to hit Y/N.
Morgan: Just die already!!!
Y/N ducked under his arm and cocked his arm back but was noticed by Morgan, who moved backwards in an attempt to distance himself from the attack.
Morgan: Not fast enough!
Y/N: IRON DRAGON'S CLUB!!!
Y/N transforms his arm into a large steel club. He then stretches his arm outward and he is able reach Morgan, who able to block in time.
Morgan tries to regain his breath but between the multiple cuts and the relentless attacks from Y/N.
With Luffy
Luffy tries to untie Zoro, but is struggling to free him.
Luffy: Damn! This knot is so hard to untie...
Zoro: (irritated) Oi! Hurry up!
Koby: (Wakes up) ugh... Ah, did I faint? What did...
Koby can see marines approaching Zoro and Luffy to watch out, but they didn't hear him. Koby closed his eyes, fearing the worst but soon opened them to see
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