Pirate's Freedom

Next, Tata Tot shifted the focus of his training to Armed Color Haki.

Amidst the roaring sound of the waterfall, Tata Tot looked at the water droplets on his fingertips.

As time went by, the crystal clear water droplets became darker and darker, and finally turned completely into pitch black.

Seeing this, Tata Tot flicked his fingers——

The black water droplets flew out and hit the stone, creating a shallow dent.

The armed color domineering entanglement has been completed.

[Armed color domineering·Level 2]

Effect 1: unchanged.

Effect 2: Increased strength.

Effect 3: Increased strength.

Effect 4: Wrapping - Wrapping a gas-like armed color outside the body can improve one's own defense and attack power. It can be wrapped around weapons and flying objects for a certain period of time. It can be used together with hardening.

[Armed Color Haki·Fragment x3]

He is currently wrapping the armed-color Haki around amorphous water droplets to further improve his proficiency in the armed-color Haki, striving to learn how to release it as soon as possible.

On the stone not far away, from slight scratches, to small cracks, to now, the pits that are getting deeper and deeper record his progress bit by bit.

Sensing the constant approach of Robin, Tata Tot looked up at the woods in front of him.

After a while, Robin ran out and shouted to him happily: "Tata Tot, I succeeded!"

After saying that, Robin sat on the ground with his legs crossed and closed his eyes.

After a while, her breathing became longer.

Although he had expected it, Tata Tot was still very surprised when he saw this scene.

Since falling asleep during the last practice, Robin has often practiced meditation secretly by himself. Although Tata Tot was aware of it, he did not expose it.

When Robin opened her eyes, she saw Tata Tot looking at her with a smile.

"Thank you for your hard work. You did a great job. However, the next practice will be more difficult, so you must be prepared."

"I will definitely try my best."

Robin nodded seriously.

……

During the break of practice, Tata Tot lay lazily on a thick branch.

Robin sat next to him, flipping through a thick archeology book.

Tata Tot was suddenly reminded of something by the tome.

"Speaking of which, Robin, in one month you'll have to take the exam, the exam for a doctorate in archeology."

"Well," Robin said a little nervously, "I don't know if I can pass."

"No problem, you can definitely become an archaeologist."

Tata Tot was full of confidence because he knew that the original Robin would get full marks in this exam.

"Huh...that's not right..."

Tata Tot suddenly thought of something. Now Robin spent a lot of time with him. Even when he was practicing, Robin would still read quietly by himself, but it was obvious that compared to the original Robin spent all his time studying, and now Robin's time for studying has undoubtedly been reduced a lot...

"Robin, I have a question."

Tata Tot said cautiously.

"What's the matter, Tata Tot." Robin raised his head.

"You don't have to get full marks in your exam to become an archaeologist, right?"

"As long as you pass," Robin looked at him with some confusion, and then said seriously: "But I will work hard to get a perfect score."

"Ahaha..." Tata Tot laughed dryly, "Really, come on, you can definitely do it."

The smile was so fake that Robin felt a little strange. She squinted her eyes and looked at Tata Tot carefully before continuing to lower her head and read.

Feeling a little guilty when Robin saw it, Tata Tot quickly found another topic.

"Robin, what is your dream? To solve the mystery of the blank spaces in history?"

Robin stopped flipping through the book and shook his head.

"I didn't think so much. I just thought that if I became an archaeologist, I could help my mother. Next time my mother comes back, she will take me to sea with her."

Tata Tot was startled, hadn't he considered solving the mystery of history as his dream?

"However, my mother has been at sea for a long time, and I don't even remember her appearance."

Robin continued, looking a little confused.

"You know, Robin." Tata Tot looked at the fragmented sky divided by leaves, "My hometown is far away, and I have encountered many bad things there. Although after leaving my hometown , I once thought about never going back, but now that I think about it, I still want to go back and take a look if possible.”

Robin did not speak and looked at him quietly. Tata Tot continued: "Your mother will miss her hometown just like me, because there are important memories and important people there. If possible, I I think she will definitely come back.”

At this point, Tata Tot realized that Robin couldn't understand what he was saying, so he changed his words and said, "Maybe, after you become an archaeologist, your mother will come back."

"Really? Tata Tot." Robin's attention was attracted by Tata Tot's words, and he asked with some expectation, but also some disbelief.

"Of course it's true. I've never lied to you. As long as you wait, good things will happen."

Tata Tot said with great certainty, and Robin was already looking forward to the day when he would become an archaeologist.

"Robin." Before Robin could be immersed in joy, Tata Tot spoke again.

"When you feel sad, go to the beach for a walk."

Robin turned his head, Tata Tot's expression had never been softer before, "No matter how long people get along with each other, they will be separated one day, but no matter how vast the sea is, people with dreams will still gather. Be together and be each other’s partners.”