Pirate's opening to swallow the traverser

Chapter 59. 59. Four red-haired ghosts
the next morning.

Zapp stood on the pier leaning on a cane, with Sanji sitting on a box next to him.

Sauron looked at Zhepu: "Are you sure you want to go?"

"Well, I still want to thank you for your help." Zhepu patted Sanji on the head, "We are going to prepare the restaurant on the sea today."

"Well, I wish you all the best." Sauron said, to be honest, he was really reluctant to eat a few meals from Zhepu.

But he was going to the great waterway, so he couldn't take a disabled and a kid with no combat effectiveness.

"What's it called?" Kuina asked beside him.

"Sea restaurant?" Zhepu smiled. "I'm going to name it Balati. You guys are going back to Donghai in the future. Welcome to Balati for dinner. I invite you!"

"Okay." Zoro nodded, then looked at Sanji, "Curly-browed idiot, I'm waiting for you at ALL BLUE."

Sanji glared at Zoro: "Seaweed Head, just wait, I will be the first to see ALL BLUE, and you can only watch from behind me as I kick and explode the Celestial Dragon!"

"Hahaha, I'll wait." Sauron said with a smile.

Sauron and Guina waved goodbye to the old and the young, and watched them walk away slowly.

"What nonsense are you talking to others again?" Kuina looked at Sauron with her hips akimbo.

"It's nothing~" Zoro waved his hand and got on the boat.

Well-intentioned, he just helped Sanji guide a little bit, and made a little modification to Sanji's dream.

It's just a small seed against the dragon people~
Cocoa Village.

bookstore.

The little girl with short orange hair lay on the ladder, reached out and grabbed a book, quickly got off the ladder, put the book in her clothes, looked around, found no one, and quietly walked out of the bookstore.

Walking a little further away from the bookstore, Nami took out the book hidden in her clothes, and happily ran towards the house by the village with the book in her arms.

"Nami, come here."

In the distance, the red-haired woman owner of the bakery greeted Nami with a wave and a smile.

"What, what are you doing?" Nami hid the book behind her back, her face flushed, and she looked at the female shopkeeper.

"Hey, take this bag of bread back. Our Annie likes your oranges very much." The female shopkeeper reached out and handed over a large bag of bread, and placed it in front of Nami.

"Ah, thank you!" Nami thanked her repeatedly holding the bread bag, and happily ran towards the house by the side of the village with the bag in her hand.

"Hey, I only ate two broken oranges from their family, why did I give her so much bread, obviously we don't either"

The little red-haired girl sitting in the store pouted and muttered, but her mother rubbed her head with her hand and didn't continue talking.

"Okay, it's wrong to steal other people's oranges."

"Ah."

The little red-haired girl nodded, then glared at her elder brother Sam who was sitting obediently on a chair reading a book, it was all his complaint!

The other two younger brothers, Francis and Bartholomew, who were sitting on the side, also stared at the eldest brother Sam. It was he who complained, so they were watched by their mother today and could not go out to play.

Cocosia Village by the pier.

Sauron disembarked, followed by Guina.

The two walked towards Cocosia Village. It was already morning, and there were constant noises of bargaining and quarreling in front of the stalls on the street.

Sauron stood in front of the vegetable stand, looking at the uncle who bought the vegetables: "Excuse me, where is Hand's bakery going?"

"You can see it after walking for a while, kid, let me tell you, the bread at Anais's house is delicious!" said the grocery shopping uncle, pointing in one direction.

"Thank you."

Zoro and Kuina walked in the direction indicated by the uncle.

"Why are you looking for that Hand's bakery?" Kuina who followed behind asked puzzled.

"Remember the first pirate I killed?" Sauron said.

Kuina nodded, she thought of the pirate navigator Ferdinand who couldn't even hold a knife steadily.

"I promised to help Ferdinand see his child." Sauron said.

Kuina looked at Sauron who was walking in front and nodded thoughtfully. That uncle was really pitiful.

However, was Sauron deceived several times by Ferdinand before developing the habit of using pseudonyms when meeting people?Guina thought to herself.

"Little friend, do you want to buy two breads?" Anais, the bakery woman owner, smiled and looked at the two children standing in front of the shop.

"Uh." Zoro looked at this small and pitiful shop, which didn't even have a wooden board with the name of the shop on it.

"Excuse me, is this the Hand's bakery?" Zoro asked.

"That's right, the bread at Hande's is delicious. Would you like to have two, and give it to your little girlfriend~" the female shopkeeper Anais said with a smile.

"Ahem." Sauron choked on a single sentence, why did this man speak like that?
Too much!

Kuina glared at the female shopkeeper, folded her arms and turned her head and pouted.

"Ahem, please bring us two bags of bread, the big one." Sauron coughed twice.

"Okay, please wait a moment." The female shopkeeper Anais bent down and took out the bag, and began to sandwich the bread.

Sauron stood forward and looked at the four red-haired children sitting in the store, thinking that these are the four children of Pei Dinan, right?

The kids look so cute.

Sauron made up his mind that he would take down the "leader" of Aaron who came to Cocosia Village, and then go to the great channel.

Don't worry, Pei Dinan, your children are very well-behaved, and I will give them a safe environment to grow up.

Anais packed two big bags of bread, looked up at the dazed green-haired kid, and followed his gaze to the back.

The little red-haired girl Annie stood up, crossed her waist and stared at the green-haired guy with round eyes, boy, what are you looking at!

Anais moved to the left, blocking the bad boy's sight: "Your bread."

"Well, Kuina, take the money." Sauron looked back at Kuina.

"Huh~" Kuina snorted softly, took out the Bailey and put it directly in the female shopkeeper's hand, then turned and left.

"." Zoro looked puzzled at Kuina who left, "Goodbye, sister of the shopkeeper."

"Goodbye~" Anais waved her hand.

Zoro held a bag of bread in one hand and followed Kuina in front.

"Guina, please slow down."

"You are walking too slowly."

"Okay, I'll go faster."

"Go slowly!"

"???"

Sauron helplessly tugged at Kuina's arm: "Wait a minute, I'll ask the way."

"Okay." Kuina nodded, took the bread bag from Sauron's hand, and stood aside. Kuina watched Sauron ask the passing uncle for directions.

"Thank you."

After Sauron asked the way, he walked back.

"Let's go and buy an orange tree."

Sauron walked towards the village, followed by Guina.

Kuina remembered that these days, the most common thing they lacked on board was fruit, and they really needed to buy a few orange trees, so that they could eat fruit without getting off the boat in the future. Sauron was really thoughtful.

(End of this chapter)