One Piece: Starting with the execution of Pirate King Roger

In an age where the Great Pirate Era has been ignited by the dying words of a king, the world is flooded with ambition, savagery, and chaos. For the weak, survival is a luxury; for the strong, the sea is a playground. Raine, a young executioner toiling in the shadows of Roguetown, knows this grim reality all too well. His hands are stained with the blood of countless criminals, and his future seems as dark as the hood he wears. But a cruel and cynical world shatters into a realm of infinite possibility when he awakens an extraordinary power: the ability to plunder the very essence of those he judges. With this newfound gift, the sins of the wicked become a currency to purchase miracles, their physical might forges his foundation, a swordsman's skill becomes his blade, and the king's own Haoshoku Haki is claimed as his crown. Raine's true legend begins not with a rising sun, but with a final, resounding fall—the moment he personally "judges" the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger. From this single act of execution, he inherits the king's "legacy" and steps into the world's underbelly to amend its destined tragedies. Amidst the burning libraries of Ohara, he stands as a guardian for the last embers of civilization. In the shadow of Mary Geoise, he will strive to liberate the imprisoned sun. He will challenge the fated doom of heroes and bend the very course of history to his will—forcing the world to question the hollow justice of the World Government and the meaning of true righteousness.