This pirate is not too cold

Chapter 253
The original "God" Ganfur of "Angel Island" has been kicked out of "Apayado" (half of Gaya Island), the only island of Gods who owns land, by "Thor" Enel who came here not long ago.

The people who once lived on this land were the "Sandiyas" who were brought to the empty island by the rushing ocean current.

The aborigines of Angel Island regard this land as a gift from the "God" to all living beings, because only the "earth" can breed more and more prosperous life.

In order to compete for Apayado, the island of gods, a fierce war broke out between the aborigines of Angel Island and the Sandia.

The war finally came to an end with the retreat of the unaccustomed Shandia.

The Shandians withdrew from Apayado, the island of gods, and the Sky Islanders successfully occupied this "land".

In the following hundreds of years, the Sandiyas launched countless attacks on Apayado, the island of gods, in the form of "guerrillas", but all of them failed in the end.

Karl couldn't figure out some of the details.

In a peaceful kingdom like Alabasta, if the people there are low in force, it makes sense, after all, they rarely experience war.

The Sky Islanders and Sandias here have been baptized by the flames of war all year round, and in the end, not even a decent strongman was born, which is really shameful to say.

However, just a few months ago, a dramatic shift took place here.

A "God of Thunder" who came here from nowhere drove the "God" Gamfur out of the temple with absolutely overwhelming force, and even all the Sky Islanders were driven out of the island of gods, Apayado.

Now on that "earth", only the "Thor" and his priests and soldiers live.

In the clouds and mist, in a village named "Yunyin Village (all calm, this is not Hokage)", dozens of Shandians are maintaining their weapons, such as swords, spears, and flintlock bazookas. It looks like an African brother who has just been exposed to hot weapons.

They are the Sandiya people who were brought up to the sky by the soaring ocean current along with half of Gaya Island, and they have the same wings as the Sky Island people on their backs.

A dark-skinned young man with a strange symbol tattooed on his left face and long braids solemnly swore: "I swear in the name of the great warrior Calgara, I, Weber, will lead the people to retake Apayado and wash away the deportation of our ancestors." shame!"

Weber is a radical faction among the Sandias. He has led his people to attack Apayado more than once. Unfortunately, this person is not strong enough. In addition, the number of Sandias is too small. At most dozens of people can be assembled each time. No. [-] man, he was easily driven out of Apayado by Ganfur's God's Guard every time.

Now I heard that Ganfur was driven away by a new "Thor" and he actually planned to lead his tribe to destroy that Thor and take back Apayado.

God's Guard defeated the Guerrillas, "Thor" defeated the God's Guard, and then the Guerrillas could defeat "Thor"...? ? ?
This fanciful logical thinking... I don't know where he got the confidence, maybe his brain is sick...

"Wash away the shame and take back Apayado!"

However, behind Weber, a famous Sandian was roaring in response to Weber's oath, and every soldier's eyes showed firmness and resentment, as if death was at home.

It seems that there are more than one mentally ill people... Maybe they don't know the difference between "death squads" and "death squads".

However, it seems that there are still some Sandiya people with relatively normal brains.

"Wei Bo, forget it, we can't win." A woman with long black hair and sharp eyes stopped in front of the soldiers.

"Laqi, this is a man's business, you women don't interrupt!"

"But……"

"Mantis! Bring Laqi back! I will not allow anyone to disturb the morale of the army at this moment!"

Weber roared angrily, and a man who was also shirtless and wearing red sunglasses walked out of the crowd, and stretched out his hand to grab Laqi's arm.

"Let go of me, Kamaqili!" Laqi tried to struggle, but she was no match for Kamaqili.

"Let's go, Laqi, Weber won't change his mind." Kamacheli dragged Laqi away from the crowd as he said.

"Clan people, this time we must ring the golden bell!"

After preparing his weapons, Weber jumped into the white sea first, but he didn't fall into it, but stepped on a strange-shaped shoe that could slide on the clouds!
"Ring the golden bell!"

All the Shandia warriors put on weird totem masks and jumped into the Baibai Sea.

"Tut, chug, chug..."

At this time, a small boat suddenly passed Apayado on the island of the gods.

"Report to my lord, this is the island of gods, Apa Yaduo." Ohm steered the boat to a stop, and turned back to report to Karl.

At first Ohm called Karl "God", but Karl got goosebumps when he heard it, so he simply asked him to change his name and call him "Master".

After all, he was still a little thin-skinned.

"Let's go then."

"My lord, please wait a moment." Ohm suddenly stopped Carl.

Carl was surprised: "What's wrong?"

Ohm said solemnly: "There are other priests and soldiers on this island. I hope that my lord will let me walk in front of you, so as to avoid some misunderstandings."

"Yes, after all, they will be my subordinates in the future."

Karl nodded, and agreed to Ohm's request, thinking that this stunned-looking guy is quite thoughtful, and he deserves to be the priest of the Iron Trial with a 0 chance of surviving.

boom!
However, less than half a minute after Carl landed on the land of Apayado, there was a huge explosion behind them.

For other people who don't have the thunder fruit or don't have a natural large-scale arrogance, in order to avoid wasting energy, they usually don't open up the arrogance to the maximum, and only sense some dangerous existences to themselves.

Otherwise, Sabo, the second-in-command of the Revolutionary Army, would not have foolishly brought Bakis to the headquarters of the Revolutionary Army, and eventually attracted the Blackbeard Pirates and destroyed the entire headquarters.

"It's really inconvenient not to have Cirnuo around." Carl scratched his hair, turned and looked at the coast behind him.

Then he saw a group of Indians paddling across the sea.

"Rangers?" Carl was taken aback. These guys were very similar to the bandits who first entered the White Sea.

"No, my lord, they are the 'guerrilla' of the Sandia."

"Sandians?" Karl still remembered this race that had intersected with the big liar Noland, and he became interested for a while.

"Ohm, go and negotiate with the God's Guards here first, and I'll have a good chat with these Sandias."

(End of this chapter)