I'm Selling Jars In Pirates

Chapter 1137 Jars

I had no choice but to curse inwardly, the old duan forced it. “Ahem, this is the best. You, together with the ghost spider and the Doberman, will lead five warships to destroy the magic sword pirates. I will wait for your good news here.”

In the name of Marine’s absolute justice, the meeting was cancelled. Sengoku, who was worried about Garp’s reckoning in the fall, ran away, leaving a group of people who were forced to match each other face to face.

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“Why, can’t stand it? As I said just now, this is not a pain that the human will can endure.” Seeing “650” Gristine frowning rarely, Kureha sneered with some schadenfreude. The boy Gristin didn’t believe her.

She wouldn’t have bothered to heal Gristine if it wasn’t for killing Wapol at Gristin’s point and taking revenge on Shiruluk. A top famous doctor in the sea like her must have her own pride.

However, the situation is so dire at the moment that some concerned people can see it and estimate that they will vomit for three days and three nights without food.

In a bright, dry room, there was a pungent smell of potion, and half of Gristin had lost flesh, save for Brook’s skeleton frame. From a distance, it really has a dying feel to it.

In other words, the medical skills of the drum kingdom also exist like black technology, just like Wapol was cut off by Dalton, and the doctor saved him in a short time, which is beyond the imagination of ordinary people, and it can be seen here Medicine has developed to a certain extent.

There is no doubt that Kureha’s medical skills are beyond the level of a doctor, and it is not surprising that he can’t do anything but a skeleton.

Gristin has always been a thread in his heart. Although he guessed about the Kureha Grandmaster Medicine, he never thought he would be so smart. This is simply black medicine. No one doubts that this Kureha might be an alien. After all, there are intergalactic pirates in the world of pirates. It is not surprising that there are aliens.

While Gristin was cranky, he got the dream memory from Drake, after all the movement of Naval Headquarters was so big that it was impossible to avoid it. That’s why he frowned.

“Naturally, I can still endure this pain. I suddenly found something interesting.” Gristine’s mouth curled up into an inexplicable smile.

Seeing Gristin and his heart smiling, Kureha was also horrified. Although this kid couldn’t trust her and Gristin, there was really nothing to say about this kid’s will. Not to mention the severe pain caused by peeling, just watching his body turn into a skeleton, the huge psychological impact is beyond the ability of ordinary people.

She didn’t even understand how such a will stronger than steel could appear in a child who was only 10 years old….

This kind of bone scraping does hurt into the bone marrow, but it’s nothing compared to the pain caused by pushing your body’s limits over and over again. After all, it was only physical pain, but the double torture of both physical and mental at the time was enough to make a determined person doubt life. Gristine did not accept anesthesia injections, mainly because he was never used to putting his life and death in the hands of others. Even now, if Kureha is malicious, Gristian points can still be restored with the help of the fruit’s abilities.

Even knowing that this kind of thing is absolutely impossible, Gristin still chooses to believe in himself and spend so many years in the sea. If he blindly trusts other people and his so-called intuition of observing people, nothing is Gristin’s going to be a skeleton in 2.3 Iron Fist.

It was precisely because this behavior would annoy Kureha that Gristin used Wapol as a bargaining chip in advance. Although Gristin didn’t mention it at the time, Gristin believed that someone as intelligent as Cureha knew what he was doing.

“I didn’t expect Marine to worship me so much. This time it really ran into trouble.” Gristin not only smiled secretly: “If it were just three generals, it’s easy to say that with my current reality,