Pirates: Building a Pirate Family.

In the first half of the Grand Line, the sun shines on the sparkling sea. An island called Gaya Island stands quietly in the middle of it, and the Mogu Town on the island is filled with a tense atmosphere.

At the busy port, a big fat man with a strong build and dark skin is particularly eye-catching.

He stood there like a small mountain, with many cold corpses lying around him. The ground was stained red with blood, and the air was filled with a strong smell of blood.

This person is none other than Marshall D. Teach, who has recently become famous.

No.

Today, he is no longer that unknown little man, but the leader of a pirate group who calls himself Blackbeard - Blackbeard Marshall D. Teach.

Blackbeard was seen standing at the edge of the harbor, gazing at the boundless ocean with his hands and feet dancing, his face filled with irrepressible ecstasy.

His wild and uninhibited laughter echoed throughout the entire port: "Hahahahaha, the Blackbeard Pirates are officially established! Guys, cheer to your heart's content!"

However, faced with his exaggerated behavior, people passing by looked at him strangely, as if they were looking at a madman.

But Blackbeard ignored all this and was still immersed in his own joy, jumping around in the harbor like a child.

At the same time, around Blackbeard, there gathered several strange-looking men.

They looked at each other, confused and puzzled by the behavior of their new captain.

Helmsman Gizas Bajies crossed his arms and squinted at the reveling Blackbeard, muttering with disdain, "Huh, is there something wrong with our captain's brain? How can he be a boss like this?"

Before he finished speaking, the navigator Lafitte, who was holding a civilized staff, turned around, gave him a stern look and said, "I don't know if he has a problem with his brain, but I am sure that if the captain hears you say such things, he will definitely smash your head into pieces without mercy!"

As he spoke, Lafayette's gaze once again fell on the dancing captain, and his eyes revealed a subtle hint of anticipation and excitement.

The sniper Van Oka in the distance was holding the rifle tightly in his hand, stroking the gun gently, staring at Blackbeard intently, with a fanatical light flashing in his eyes.

He murmured to himself: "This is all destined..."

It was as if they had foreseen that this newly formed pirate group was about to create huge waves in this vast ocean.

"Would you like an apple?"

The ship's doctor, Du Q, who was pale and hunched over as if he would fall down at the slightest wind, asked weakly. He was holding a bright red apple in his dry twig-like hand.

Next to him stood a snow-white horse. The horse looked a little silly. At this moment, it was sticking out its tongue and breathing, as if it was full of curiosity about everything around it.

At this time, in Mogu Town, the eyes of many pirates were focused on the fat black man with a body as fat as a ball at the port.

There was an unconcealable shock in their eyes, their mouths slightly open, and they were speechless for a moment.

"Blackbeard Pirates!"

Someone finally couldn't help but exclaimed in a low voice.

At the same time, spies from all parties lurking in every corner of Mogu Town also took quick action after witnessing this scene.

They either use special communication tools or personally deliver this important information to their own forces as quickly as possible.

Among these busy figures, there are of course news agency reporters who have a keen sense of nose and are always ready to capture big news.

Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye it was the next day.

The World Economic News Agency led by Morgans reported this major event in Mogu Town as quickly as possible.

The front-page headline of the newspaper published that day was: "Former member of the Whitebeard Pirates' Second Division, Marshall D. Teach, officially established the Blackbeard Pirates!"

In this newspaper, a large photo was particularly eye-catching - Blackbeard had his arms outstretched, looking up at the sky and laughing wildly, and his smug look was captured by the reporters present.

Once this news came out, it was like a huge rock thrown into a calm lake, instantly causing an uproar on the entire ocean.

Almost everyone, with the mentality of wanting to watch the fun, turned their eyes to the Whitebeard Pirates, eager to know how the Whitebeard Pirates would react to the fact that their former traitor was now openly forming a pirate group.

Many people secretly speculated that the mysterious death of Thatch, the captain of the Whitebeard Pirates' Second Division, which was previously rumored, was most likely related to the ambitious Blackbeard in front of them.

Everyone was feeling uneasy, eager to know how Whitebeard, the mighty and powerful "world's strongest destroyer," would deal with this shocking situation.

It should be noted that in the pirate group led by Whitebeard, there is only one iron rule that cannot be violated - it is absolutely forbidden for members to kill each other!

However, at this moment, the guy named Blackbeard Teach actually blatantly violated this sacred and inviolable law. His behavior was so bold and jaw-dropping.

People couldn't help but start speculating on what actions Whitebeard might take.

Given Whitebeard's character, he will surely not easily let off Blackbeard's rebellious act.

At the same time, after witnessing Blackbeard's brutal and cruel methods, everyone couldn't help but feel afraid of him.

This villain who dared to kill his brother with whom he had been living for twenty or thirty years seemed to have no bottom line at all.

People secretly classified Blackbeard as a dangerous person who should not be easily provoked, for fear that he would be killed if they were not careful.

At this moment, the entire first half of the Grand Line seemed to be attracted by the Whitebeard Pirates, and almost everyone's attention was focused on them.

Whether it is other pirate groups or various forces, all of them are looking forward to the storm that is about to break out.

In contrast, even such a major event as the famous Napoleon's entry into paradise was ignored at this moment.

Water City, this prosperous maritime city, welcomed a uniquely shaped and majestic pirate ship - the Lion Pirates.

The ship slowly approached the shore, and the huge anchor chain sank into the water, splashing water.

At the bow, the tall Napoleon held a copy of the latest newspaper tightly in both hands, his eyes fixed on the news on the front page.

His thick eyebrows wrinkled slightly, and he muttered to himself: "Blackbeard Marshall D. Teach, Blackbeard Pirates..."