One Piece Blind Admiral Novels & Stories

“If you’re here as guests, Admiralporium welcomes you. But if you’re here for trouble, you’re prohibited from entering… even if you’re from the Cadogans in Metrocity.” Shien and Campian stood on the left and right of Felicity with equally cold expressions. Abel smiled. “How dare mere captains like you stop me? I can’t kill you, sure, but ruining and crippling you… Will Warren Kline dare confront me?” Shien answered seriously, “If we were afraid of these, we wouldn’t be serving in Admiralporium.” Abel glanced at him. “There’s no place for someone who isn’t even a grandmaster like you to speak here. Master Steele, destroy him.”

With such a grand entrance naturally everyone would noticed her. Paradine although she was blind, that does not mean she was easy to be bullied nor even that she can’t see. If I were to find anything that can describe her, she was exactly like a blind superhero that can see anything from a different aspect, she looks everything around her via mana resonance. Also, she is Strong, no one that come from and were in Maiden Unit are weak, Dealing with a bunch of knights at this level were nothing to her. But I guess she were really angry upon seeing that an arrogant bunch actually have the guts to do whatever they want on the Aeternum Consulate ground.

“I already know.” The leader’s expression flickered. Just for a second. That one second… was enough. Adrian saw it. “Obsidian.” He said quietly. Silence. The other mercenaries shifted uneasily. The leader tightened his grip. “Even if you know…” he said, “You’re still standing alone.” A faint smile appeared on Adrian’s lips. “Am I?” At that exact moment— CLICK. Dozens of red laser dots appeared. On their chests. Foreheads. Weapons.

The remaining damaged ships of the Blood-Iron armada were in full chaotic retreat, scurrying into the deep waters of the open ocean, desperately fleeing from the terrifying northern navy that had crushed their grand invasion in under an hour. At the mouth of the strait, the thirty ironclads of Obsidian Ridge still stood, banners snapping proudly in the wind, crews erupting into thunderous, triumphant cheers that echoed off the majestic granite cliffs. "HAIL PRINCE VALEN! HAIL THE ECLIPSE REALM!" Marcus shouted, pounding his chest with his iron fist. High on the quarterdeck of the Eclipse Leviathan, young Valen was sitting comfortably on his father's broad shoulder, leaning his head tiredly a

They both have sons, especially Adir as the only child and the only heir in charge of holding the relay as Saintess who will be his responsibility in the future. "Do you have any other suggestions?" Altair asked Pino, trying to familiarize himself so as not to be suspected. He was also sure that Pino would help him temporarily hide his identity. 'Oh, Adir you have very strong Mana in your body. You can talk directly to the gods," said Pino, surprising those who heard. Adir immediately dropped the pen he was holding to confirm that what he heard was the wrong answer. Everyone's gazes were on him, whereas he wore a questioning expression.

She left her hair down and applied light makeup, then walked downstairs. Alessandro waited for her in an Armani suit, hair neatly combed. She gasped at his appearance. He took her hand. “Put this blindfold on,” he instructed. Lisa looked at him curiously. “Don’t worry. I know the way. Just trust me,” he assured her. Lisa smiled and said, “I trust you.” She tied the blindfold and linked arms with him. A few moments later, he whispered, “You can take it off now.”

“This is Veracruz Pilettanicus, the second-highest-ranking officer in the Imperial Piletan Navy’s 3rd Flying Ship Flotilla you are standing up against! A man like me wouldn’t fall for such childish tricks. You sailors are under arrest, and if you continue to be a nuisance, you’ll receive a death penalty!” “This is unfair! We didn’t do anything,” Rhina protested. “Silence!” the admiral roared. He then shouted to his soldiers, “Take them away!”

Damon POV “She’s out there again.” I didn’t even look up from my report. “Out where?” My beta, Caden, sounded bitter. Angry. “The training grounds. East clearing.” “She’s blind,” he added flatly. “But she’s out there, moving like she isn’t.” I set the report down. “And?” “She’s… fast. Too fast. You should see it for yourself.” That piqued my interest. I stood, stretching the stiffness out of my shoulders. “Fine. Let’s go.”

“You seem surprised to see me here, little one.’’ he says with a curious smile on his face. I watch the way his eyes ride over my body. It makes me uncomfortable. “I'm terribly sorry, admiral, but you're not supposed to be here. You're supposed to..’ Suddenly his hand was around my waist. I freeze up, my eyes grow wide as I look back at him, his face only inches away from mine. Disgust creeps up over my face as a struggle to push him away from me. “What are you doing?’’ “What does it look like I'm doing, little one? I saw something I liked and I went for it. I'm sure you wouldn't have any objections to it.’ ‘ “Please let me go. I don't want..’’ his face scrunches with confusion. He looks at

"The man in the suitcase? His brother. Looking for answers. Same as me." "Then who—" "Is pretending to be him?" He smiled. Wet teeth. "Your sister's new project. She doesn't cure people. She becomes them." He dropped over the rail. Gone. The buzzer rang again. Longer. Impatient. I walked to the door. Blind again. Slow. Counting steps I didn't need to count. Peeked through the fisheye. Lin. Alone. Sunglasses. White cane. Perfect victim. *Perfect predator.*