Pirate Lord of the Void

Seeing Helen pondering, Heber gradually laughed, and then looked at Beate.

"You should have known this before, right?"

Beate nodded slightly, "Yes, my streamlines can sense the scene on the ship."

Hearing Beate's answer, Heber was actually a little envious, and asked casually, "I haven't heard you say, is your hegemony of knowledge, color, and color innate, or was it awakened later?"

"Seeing the color domineering"

"what is that"

Albert was puzzled, and even Helen, who was originally deep in thought, raised her eyes slightly and looked at Heber.

On the other hand, Beate's face was calm, "I woke up the day after tomorrow because of some things."

A slight look of surprise flashed in Heber's eyes, "Can you tell me?"

The other two people also pricked up their ears, waiting for Beate.

Beate hesitated for a while and finally said it.

It turns out that there is a country on the eastern side of the Grand Line that has become extremely difficult for people to live in due to accumulation of rain all year round.

But one day, a man named Jerome Ahe accidentally found a scarce resource called "gold soil".

It is a highly absorbent soil.

That kind of soil allows plants in the rain to continue growing without being affected by stagnant water.

Because of this, Jerome Ahe was surrounded by the people and became the king who ruled the country.

and was renamed the Free State of Ekhba.

The country also became richer and richer by selling "gold and soil", and gradually transformed into an industrial kingdom with extremely strong military capabilities.

However, this also made other surrounding kingdoms jealous, and they began to unite to attack the Free Kingdom of Eheba.

The leader went to the most powerful Kingdom of Ernos.

However, because the strength gap between the two sides was too obvious, the coalition army eventually failed and surrendered to Ahe.

Heber was a little surprised to hear what Beate said.

He didn't expect that Beate was actually the prince of a country.

"What happened next, Your Highness?" Albert smiled and raised his eyebrows.

But Beate was not amused by his funny expression, but instead her expression gradually darkened.

"Later, I didn't expect that the Ernos Kingdom betrayed its trust and secretly joined the Celestial Dragons and became a subordinate kingdom of the Celestial Dragons."

Xibo frowned slightly. He had basically guessed the result as soon as he heard about the Tianlong people.

I heard Beate clenching his hands into fists, and a fierce light gradually appeared in his eyes. "Because of the support of the Tianlong people, they directly counterattacked the Ekhba Free State."

"Burning, killing, looting, the country was reduced to ruins in just one night." Beate gritted her teeth as she said this, "And that day happened to be my sister's third birthday."

"These bastards" Albert slammed the table, his face burning with anger.

Helen on the side could only lower her head and remain silent.

He finally understood why Beate agreed with Heber's point of view. It was because of an accidental kindness that led to the final destruction of the country.

"What about your sister?" Heber suddenly asked.

"Sister" Beate murmured, some fragments flashed through her mind, and then her expression gradually became painful.

"On the night of the incident, for the safety of our brothers and sisters, my father asked Uncle Nelson, the chief guard, to take us out of the palace and Eheba overnight."

"But who would have thought that Uncle Nelson, who originally loved us the most, had actually betrayed the kingdom long ago. His hypocrisy eventually caused my sister to die at the border."

"Then how did you survive?" Heber asked.

"I don't know, I fell into a coma immediately after my sister died." Beate shook her head and continued, "Maybe it's because Rom wanted me to die in pain, or maybe it's because of other things I don't know."

At the end, Beate couldn't hold on anymore, covered her face and started sobbing silently.

Although the story is short, it also makes Heber more clearly aware of the cruelty and darkness of this world.

The original manga does not describe this kind of scene at all, and it seems that only the theatrical version of Operation Fanaticism roughly depicts the cruelty and ruthlessness of the Celestial Dragons.

Hegemony in dealing with subordinate kingdoms, and erosion in dealing with countries that are unwilling to join.

But this made Heber gradually curious about what "gold soil" was, and why he had never heard of it.

Beate's sobs didn't last long because he knew what he had to do, crying was never a solution for him.

"Crying makes you feel better," Heber said, pouring a glass of wine for Beate.

Beatrice nodded, and then drank the wine in the glass in one gulp.

He looked up at Helen and said calmly, "Do you still want to let those pirates go now?"

"I"

Helen paused, not knowing how to speak.

Seeing this, Heber already understood in his heart that Helen did not fully agree, so he stopped forcing it.

After all, there is too much darkness, and there will be plenty of time for Helen to recognize it clearly.

"Okay, let's end this matter. Now we should congratulate Beate for being alive."

Heber smiled and raised the wine glass in his hand.

"Yes." Albert also raised his glass and laughed, "We will definitely go to the Grand Line in the future. When the time comes, we will help you take back your country."

"Yes, count me in," Helen nodded seriously.

When Beate saw that her companions were like this, she was no longer restrained.Smiling and raising his glass, "This glass of wine also congratulates me for getting to know you."

After that, they all drank the wine together and mended the cracks that were about to open again.

Today is a day worth remembering for everyone.

Not only was Beate Albert sitting on the deck seat at this time, using the beautiful moonlight above her head, looking at Shirley who was looking excited about the liquidator's loot.

His eyes gradually became sharp, and the original silly smile completely dissipated in his eyes at this time.

Some are just born with domineering and endless fiery arrogance.

Time flies and it is already a week later.

Aboard the Void

Heber looked at the chart in his hand and then at the compass on his wrist.

He estimated that he would be able to reach Rogge Town in about a day.

But he wasn't too worried about whether he would be late, because he found a newspaper on the previous pirate ship.

The date happened to be that day, but there was no news on it that Roger, the Pirate King, had been arrested by the navy.

In Heber's impression, the Navy announced news of Roger's beheading about a week after he surrendered.

So no matter what, Heber can see the true face of Pirate King Gol D. Roger this time.

"It seems that the sword Beate is using is just an ordinary sword. It seems that I want to go to the town to pick out a weapon for him first."

Suddenly I thought of the weapons store in Rogge Town, but I didn't know if there was a third-generation ghost in this store now.

Heber thought about it, and the corners of his mouth gradually curled up.