I Choose In The One Piece Class, Do I Have A Choice?

The Relentless Onslaught

Under Finn's relentless assault, Charlotte Linlin and Kaido did everything they could to escape.

But no matter how hard they tried, they couldn't outrun Finn's attacks.

One after another, Finn unleashed his Massive Rasengan, each strike pounding into their already battered forms. Their bodies, on the verge of recovery, were immediately crushed again by the next onslaught of energy.

"Stop it! If this continues, we'll really die!" Charlotte Linlin roared in desperation.

"Finn, are you really going to kill us?!" Kaido bellowed, his voice laced with fury and disbelief.

Finn sneered, his amusement barely contained. "What? Are you surprised? Of course I want to kill you!"

The sarcasm in Finn's tone was unmistakable as he continued to unleash the storm of Rasengans, each one more powerful than the last.

Despite their incredible durability, Charlotte Linlin and Kaido were at their breaking point. The Impure World Reincarnation technique had allowed them to survive attack after attack, but Finn's power was overwhelming.

"You bastard!" Charlotte Linlin growled. "Aren't you ever going to stop? You keep using the same trick! How much chakra do you even have left?"

Kaido, losing his patience, added, "Such a powerful technique must drain you! Don't you have a limit?"

Finn merely shrugged, a devilish grin on his face. "Where's the limit? I haven't even warmed up yet."

He spread his hands as if the question was laughable.

Minutes passed—one, two, five, ten... The battle raged on, and still, Finn didn't relent. Time stretched as Finn bombarded them again and again. His energy seemed endless.

An hour passed. Then, with a deafening boom, the final Massive Rasengan obliterated Charlotte Linlin and Kaido. Their forms, once held together by the Impure World Reincarnation, were now shattered completely.

The silence that followed was deafening. All eyes were fixed on the remains of the two once-immortal figures.

It was impossible to fathom how much power had been needed to achieve this level of destruction. Two beings who had defied death itself had now been obliterated in a single, brutal moment.

Finn clapped his hands together with a casual air, a bemused expression on his face. "I killed you once before, and I'll do it again. Funny how fate keeps bringing us together, huh?"

He shook his head, as if the whole thing were just another odd occurrence in his strange journey.

Theoretically, the souls pulled by Impure World Reincarnation should have returned to the Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss once the body was destroyed. But Finn couldn't help but wonder—was the soul wiped out too? Or had it simply returned to the afterlife?

It seemed like a mystery. But if their souls were gone for good, then Charlotte Linlin and Kaido were truly gone this time.

Tashigi approached Finn, her voice low. "Master, what do we do now?"

Finn glanced around, his face calm. "What else can we do? They're gone, and it's time to leave here."

But Finn's plan wasn't to return to Marine headquarters—not yet. He was thinking of something else. He had decided to leave Konoha Village and explore other parts of the Hokage world, but just as he began to move, the phone bug in his pocket rang.

It was Sengoku.

Finn picked up immediately. "Hey, Grandpa Sengoku, what's going on?"

On the other end, Sengoku's voice was urgent. "Finn, something's happening out at sea!"

Finn's brows furrowed. "What's going on?"

Sengoku explained quickly. "Marine bases in several countries are under attack by strange individuals. They're dressed like ninjas from Wano, but our sources confirm that Wano is fine—there's no indication that they've left."

Finn frowned. Ninjas from Wano? Could it be that the people from the Hokage world were starting to explore the seas? It had only been a month or two since the worlds merged—how could the Hokage world already be venturing into the One Piece world?

"Grandpa, these attackers must be from that new continent," Finn deduced. "Send the Marine branches to take them out, but only use higher-level soldiers. These people are too strong for regular Marines."

Sengoku acknowledged Finn's strategy. "Got it. We'll send our best, but be careful. This could get dangerous."

Finn nodded as he disconnected the call. He turned to Tashigi, his face darkening. "Looks like we've got more trouble to deal with. Let's go check it out."

Meanwhile, in a hidden, enchanted location, far from Konoha...

Inside a large, dark chamber, a strange statue resembling a withered old tree stood in the center. It was the Gedo Statue, known in the Hokage world for its dark power.

Payne stood beneath its shadow, speaking coldly to two figures who had just returned.

"Did you find anything?"

The dry persimmon ghost shark, known as Nan, smiled wickedly. "Yes, and it's quite interesting."

Payne's face remained impassive. "What did you find?"

Nan held up something in his hand, a strange fruit-like object.

"What's that?" Payne asked, his voice devoid of emotion.

"It's a Devil Fruit," said Uchiha Itachi, stepping forward. "When we were exploring the sea, we stumbled upon two groups of people fighting. We thought it was just a normal conflict until we realized they were fighting over this."

A Devil Fruit?

The room fell silent as the members of Akatsuki processed the information. None of them had ever heard of such a fruit.