The Lord of the Underworld of Pirates

A burst of singing slowly came from far and near in the empty and quiet fog.

"Yohooohhoyoyoyoyohohohoyoyohohohoho, I will send Binx's wine to you, just like the sea breeze, riding the wind and waves on the other side of the sea..."

A large, dilapidated sailing ship with horns and skulls slowly sailed from the black mist to the sound of singing.

On the bow deck, there was a skeleton wearing a black gentleman's dress, a top hat, and an exaggerated afro hair style, playing the violin elegantly.

Of course, if you want to be elegant, you have to get rid of his whole body and his slightly out-of-tune singing voice.

"Yo ho ho ho, it's too ugly. Don't ask boy, you are the most ugly singer I have ever seen since I came back to life. Yo ho ho ho, even though you don't have a mouth either (skeleton joke)"

Brooke scoffed.

"No way. I was a famous musical genius in school back then. It's Brooke who is too demanding. It's too difficult to control the skeleton to make sounds. And have you seen anyone else since you came back to life?"

If anyone sees this scene, they will definitely be shocked. A skeleton is playing the violin, making two sounds and talking to itself!

Brooke put down the violin in his hand, unbuttoned his dress, and slowly inserted the violin from his abdomen, ending today's music time.

"Brooke, we have been on this boat for more than two years, and there is no way this boat can take us out of this sea!"

Brooke slowly buttoned up the dress, and Mowen's voice came from the skull's mouth.

"Oh ho ho ho, there's nothing we can do. My partner is still on this ship. I can't abandon my partner."

Brooke touched the little hat on his head and said elegantly.

Mo Wen used the skeleton hand to lift the crutch leaning on the stick and said with a smile.

"Well, Brooke, can you teach me sword skills? I'm very interested, please!"

"Okay, I can teach you slowly. Anyway, according to you, I will have to stay here for a long time, yo ho ho ho ho!" Seven

Brooke gave control of her body to Mo Wen.

"Really, can you teach me sword skills?"

Mo Wen was extremely excited when he heard that Brooke promised to teach him sword skills. According to the anime, Brooke was considered a swordsman when he first appeared. He must learn this.

Are you going to survive this damn hard life? Thinking about the past two years, hey, it’s so difficult... Recalling the days when I didn’t even see the sun, a string of tears flowed from my eyes.

In this sea area filled with thick fog, there are no normal living people at all.

In the past two years, their souls have only seen countless dilapidated unmanned ships.

The ship of the Lombard Pirates was no longer able to sail, so it could only be left to drift. Unexpectedly, it had been floating in this sea for two years. Not only was it not seen, not even a ghost was seen.

Mo Wen and Brooke, who had been drifting in the devil's sea for two years, were still trying to find a way to separate their two souls.

After trying various methods to no avail, the two of them could only give up temporarily and make do with their lives.

In the past two years, the only thing Mo Wen could do was to get familiar with this skeleton body and learn the language from Brooke.

It took two years for Brooke to finally master the basic common language of this world!

As countries gradually joined the world government over hundreds of years, officials gradually unified their currency and two widely used languages, identifying them as common currency and the world's official languages.

The language in the East China Sea and the South China Sea is similar to Japanese, referred to as "Southeastern Language", and the language in the West China Sea and the North Sea is similar to English "Northwest Language".

Generally speaking, those who survive on the Grand Line can basically use two languages ​​​​proficiently.

Since the southeastern language is commonly used in the East China Sea, the writing of the characters is still very similar to the Chinese in the previous life, so it took Mo Wen half a year to master it, and then he thought that it was almost done, which made Mo Wen miserable.

I learned from Brooke that if you want to survive on the Grand Line, it is best to master these two official languages ​​recognized by the world.

Mo Wen had no choice but to start his studies and life again. As a result, it took another year and a half before Mo Wen barely learned this Southwest Sea language, which was similar to the Western languages ​​in his previous life.