Kaidou of the Beasts Would like to Call Me the Strongest Creature

The tail loosened, Moria's stout figure fell to the ground, and then rolled over, hugged Perona, hid behind him, and looked at Surrut fiercely.

Surrut didn't pay attention to him. Instead, he first looked at Doflamingo lying on the ground. Not far away, Pika's unlucky child was also dying, but luckily he wasn't dead.

"Ah..." Doflamingo opened his mouth and let out a puff of black smoke. It was obvious that he was seriously injured.

For example, the arm he fought against Surrut was clearly broken.

Fortunately, this guy is still conscious and is using the white thread to repair his injury.

Doflamingo moved his fingers and seemed to use the Parasite String ability to force himself to stand up.

The black smoke from the corner of his mouth dissipated, and in this case, he was still able to bring out his 'evil charm' smile, but he looked very embarrassed.

"Furfur... I didn't expect to come across the sea from North Blue, and it turned out to be suicide... It's really sad. Doflamingo smiled miserably.

Surrut was silent for a moment, not speaking, but disarming himself.

The tall flame demon body "Zero Nine Zero" quickly dissipated, and the hot magma flowed back into his body, turning into flesh and blood.

Haki's wings were retracted along with the hideous tail and horns, returning to his normal state.

"You said you, why do you need to do it?" Surrut looked at Doflamingo and asked.

"It's a little regretful now, but if it's yours, can you stop doing it?" Doflamingo looked at Surrut and forced a smile.

Surrut shook his head and said softly, "No."

If Doflamingo doesn't take action under such circumstances, what will he do in the future as a boss?

"Pika is acting according to my orders, why don't you let him live?" Doflamingo said suddenly.

In Surrut's impression, Doflamingo was a very cold-blooded and cruel guy, and he was somewhat surprised to hear what he said.

But he shook his head and said, "I think too much, I don't mean to kill you..."

Not to mention whether he has any grudges against Doflamingo, even if he had a bit of a holiday just now, he was beaten so badly, he was out of breath.

As for Doflamingo's revenge?

If it were someone else, Surrut would definitely cut the weeds out, but Doflamingo, he is a very social person, and he is also very smart, so he wouldn't do anything stupid.

Even, this can be regarded as forcibly proving his strength and potential to him. According to Doflamingo's character and behavior, he probably won't choose to take revenge on himself, and it is not impossible for him to even befriend him.

With Doflamingo's special identity and personal connections, Surrut felt that he was still very useful.

If you want to become bigger and stronger, Doflamingo can provide great help.

Arms, Devil Fruit, fleet, as long as you can afford it, Doflamingo can get you anything in the dark world!

What's more, in the conspiracy between Surrut and Capone Bege, Capone Bege intends to take this opportunity to get on line with Doflamingo.

There's no reason for Surrut to kill Doflamingo.

"It seems that in your eyes, I am still useful?" Doflamingo said silently.

"Very valuable." Surrut nodded.

Then, ignoring Doflamingo, he looked at Gekko Moria on the other side.

This time, Surrut had a smile on his face and said, "You can't beat me, now with this little guy, you can't run even if you want to, unlike Doflamingo, what value can you give me? 39

"Don't get too complacent, Balrog... Surrut!" Moria said fiercely.

After a short pause, he said again: "You are strong, but in another place, I may not lose to you!"

Moria is still relatively strong.

This war, for him, is indeed very difficult to let go.

With Perona as a drag bottle, he can't use many tactical ideas, and he doesn't even have a few ways to pull the opponent.

If placed in a relatively fair environment, he would definitely not lose so ugly.

Of course, Surrut can also refute him, you and Doflamingo two-to-one, you can't beat Laozi alone, and you have the face to say this?

But then again, sometimes a lot of people is not an advantage, not to mention that he and Doflamingo are not very familiar with each other. If there is any tacit understanding, although there is a wave or two of cooperation, in fact, there is not much tacit understanding. Selling teammates to each other is more realistic.

"Does this work, you say?" Surrut asked Moria, looking at him.

Moria took a deep breath and said nothing.

Yeah, is it useful to say this?

It will only make him look more embarrassed.

There are many reasons he can figure out, but he's not someone who can't afford to lose.

"What do you want?" Moria looked up at Surrut again.

"The two of us have no grievances, but I admire your talent very much, how about it? Or that sentence... Would you like to be my partner?" Surrut invited Moria.

Back in the treasury, Moria heard this and thought Surrut was a lunatic. What ability do you have to invite me to be your little brother?

But now... Moria really felt that if she gave it a shot, she wouldn't necessarily lose.

But this did not affect his recognition of Surrut's strength.

Look at the island of Kolobo, what the hell is wrong with this bastard?

Moria looked down at Perona, who was looking at Surrut with very curious eyes, and finally, Moria said, "You are right, we had no grievances or hatreds, but now you have made a relationship with me, When things have developed to this point, you said let me get on board with you and be your partner, how will I save face?"

"So you're going to say no?" Surrut asked.

"It's impossible to be your partner for the time being!" Moria said without hesitation, and after a short pause, he continued: "Partners are not something you can choose at will, you like me, but I haven't taken a fancy to you yet. Except for your strength, I don't know anything about you, and I don't know how you treat me, so you invited me so easily. In short, this is impossible, but. ..Since I lost to you, I'm not someone who can't afford to lose. I'll listen to you for the time being...it's okay..."

To be honest, Surrut really isn't as "serious" as Moria when it comes to this sort of thing.

He just thought Moria was someone he had accomplished in his mind, so he hired it.

Now that I think about it, it does seem a bit 'too random'.

In contrast, Moria is a person who places great importance on partners.

At least for now.

After he determined his ambition and chose to go to sea, all his partners were carefully selected and recognized by him.

Therefore, at that stage, Moria was invincible on the sea, cooperated with her own pirate group, rode the wind and waves, and entered the New World.

When Wanokuni faced Kaido, none of his comrades chose to betray him, and all of them died at Kaido's hands.

One can imagine how cohesive the Moria Pirates were at that time.

It is also conceivable that the destruction of this group of partners has brought Moria much mental trauma.

It's no wonder that this guy's thinking slipped to such an extent that he felt that only by being alive would he be lost, and he started to do things like zombies.

People are also decadent.

All in all, at this stage, Moria attaches great importance to the concept of partners.

It is impossible to say that Surrut beat him, and he is willing to be Surrut's friend.

It can only be said that in terms of strength, he recognized Surrut, and the rest still need a certain amount of time to investigate. For him, this may be a two-way choice.

Surrut wants to choose him, and he wants to choose Surrut too!

Otherwise, he is not willing to bow his head!

However, Moria can be regarded as giving Surrut face, and she is willing to listen to him. It seems a little reluctant to say this, but Moria has not agreed on a time, what two or three years.

So theoretically, as long as Surrut gets along with him, the time can be infinite.

Looking at Moria's very serious eyes, Surrut didn't say much after all, nodded and said, "Maybe you are right, I was too hasty..."

Surrut is a very self-aware guy, he knows that he lacks a kind of bad, ruthless, ruthless Lafayette, so he wants to make up for these deficiencies.

In Moria, he saw his own sloppiness again.

Is his so-called partner really a partner? If Moria chooses to join, will she really trust him like she trusts Lafitte?

So, that's not bad, Moria isn't without a place to learn.