Pirate's Freedom

Before the battle between Tata Tot and Katakuri begins.

Charlotte Lingling was knocked down from the sky by a blow. The ground shook violently and rippled like water, spreading out with the impact point as the center.

"Asshole! Asshole! That masked bastard!"

it hurts!It has never hurt so much!Deeply sunk into the earth, Charlotte Lingling's face was distorted and filled with hatred.

"There are always people who don't listen to me. Obviously as long as they listen to me, everyone will be happy. Why are they just not willing to listen to me!"

With both hands struggling hard, cracks spread. Charlotte Lingling stood up in embarrassment, and a large amount of pink light emerged from her body.

"Zeus—"

A burst of rapid footsteps interrupted her movements, and Charlotte Lingling turned around and looked over.

"Is the situation okay? Mom," Katakuri's figure gradually appeared in the billowing smoke, and a calm voice came, "You are not injured, are you?"

"It's not even close!" A vicious smile appeared at the corner of her mouth, and Charlotte Lingling gritted her teeth and said, "How could I be injured so easily? Next, I am going to..."

A strong wind blew away the smoke, and Katakuri stood in front of Charlotte Lingling.

"Mom," Katakuri interrupted her, "leave the rest of the battle to me."

"Katakuri, are you going to help me?" Charlotte Lingling, who frowned when she heard this, didn't appreciate it at all. The BIGMOM Pirates had their own rules.

"He's just my son, but he actually wants to interfere in my battle?"

"We're not going to join forces to fight," said the expressionless Katakuri, whose lower half of his face was hidden in a scarf, and didn't seem to care about Charlotte Lingling's increasingly intimidating aura.

"Mom, the next battle is my business alone."

"Well, well, well, well~" After a moment of silence, Charlotte Lingling suddenly laughed, "To be able to say such things, Katakuri, you have really grown a lot~"

"But, Katakuri," Charlotte Lingling bent down slightly, closed the distance, looked directly at him with frightening eyes, and said to him mercilessly.

"Anyone who doesn't listen to me has no value. Do you understand?"

"Of course I understand this, but," Katakuri raised his right foot and stepped down hard on the ground in front of him, "there will be no worse situation than the [future] I saw."

With a "boom", this kick was like the last straw that broke the camel's back. The ground that was already full of cracks suddenly collapsed, revealing a huge black hole.

"when?!"

Charlotte Lingling, who lost her footing, fell downwards, with an expression of disbelief on her face, and her voice was filled with anger, "Katakuri, how dare you...!!"

"Mondor, now!"

Katakuri shouted, and from bottom to top, the huge book rose rapidly from the bottom of the pit, and a deep vortex gradually emerged on the spread pages.

"Mom, I'm so sorry!" Mondor's voice was trembling. The next moment, the book enveloped Charlotte Lingling, and a faint shout echoed.

"And you! Mondor! How dare you..."

With a "pop" sound, the open book was closed, and all movement disappeared. Mondor's figure emerged from the cover, with cold sweat on his forehead.

"I have never seen my mother so angry. I will definitely be killed by her."

The ground was still shaking slightly. Katakuri looked up at the sky with a solemn expression. Mondor followed his gaze and saw that the diffuse smoke and dust enveloped everything.

"Brother Katakuri, even my mother looks like such an opponent..." Even though he couldn't see anything, Mondor was still a little uneasy, "Do you really want to fight him alone?"

At Katakuri's feet, a piece of white glutinous rice quickly spread around. He said calmly, "As a member of the Charlotte family, what you should do is clear from the beginning."

"It's you, Mondor. I didn't expect you to be able to do this." Looking at Mondor who was sinking slowly, Katakuri's tone was a little soft, "Thank you for your hard work, Mondor."

"I believe you, Brother Katakuri," Mondor tried to keep his tone as relaxed as possible, "Just like you said, since it is something that must be done, there is no other way."

……

Deep underground in the Nuomi Plain, there is an underground cavity supported by rice cake pillars.

Feeling the vibrations coming from above from time to time, Mondor, who was sitting on the book, was a little nervous. After hesitating for a while, he stood up and opened the huge book.

Book No. 70, page seven, in the magnificent palace, Charlotte Lingling was sitting on a gorgeous chair with an expressionless face. When she noticed that the sunlight had disappeared, she turned to look at the window.

"I'm still wondering when you will dare to come see me," Charlotte Lingling stood up and walked to the window step by step. Looking at Mondor's anxious expression, her tone was a little mocking.

"Last chance, if you beg for mercy now, I will give you a discount."

"I'm really sorry, Mom," Mondor wanted to retreat, but he still said bravely, "Brother Katakuri did this because..."

"It's okay, Mondor," Charlotte Lingling twitched her lips and showed a dangerous smile, "You don't have to say sorry to me, we will be even soon."

"Prometheus!"

"Yes~Mom~"

A small cartoon sun popped out of her hair and she responded with a smile.

"Burn everything for me."

The pink light continued to converge towards the little sun, the burning Prometheus continued to expand, and the cute smile became a little ferocious.

"Okay~Mom~"

The flames suddenly expanded, and the palace in the book had turned into a sea of ​​fire. The round wooden tables, high-backed chairs, paintings on the walls, and floating curtains were all ignited by the flames, turning yellow and black like paper. Finally turned into ashes.

"...!!!"

The shocked Mondor couldn't help but take a step back. Then, when he reacted, he saw that the entire page of the book began to turn brown, and he immediately closed the book.

"This is terrible. I didn't notice it at all." Mondor pressed his hands hard on the cover, and Mondor's body trembled slightly. "Prometheus was actually brought in by his mother."

In less than a moment, the entire page was almost burned out. Mondor quickly moved Charlotte Lingling to page 76, followed by page 75...

"This can't continue like this," Mondor gritted his teeth as he watched the whole book getting thinner and thinner. "Brother Katakuri must be notified as soon as possible, but..."