Pirate: I am invincible if I like farming.

At this time, not only Doflamingo on the other end of the phone was stunned, but Gris and the stewards of the auction house were also stunned.

Isn't this an open robbery? They stared at Finn with some curiosity and almost asked: "How on earth do you do it so naturally?"

Of course, even if Finn heard it, he would not pay attention to them at this moment. Instead, he would say in his heart, you can't understand the way the boss behaves, huh.

By the way, why did Finn do this? I really don’t have any money in my pocket and I’m a little panicked.

He has now gradually adapted to this world, and has understood many truths along the way.

Finn now knows very well that the rules are set by strength. Strength is capital. Since he has capital, he can make rules, so what's wrong with cheating?

No wonder people say that reading thousands of books and traveling thousands of miles means one learns so quickly!

Therefore, Finn gradually developed the habit of this mantra. Anyway, as long as he is not embarrassed, others will be embarrassed.

He doesn't just say it to everyone, he still depends on the food. However, when he says this, it means that he is very confident that the other party will buy it.

He found Doflamingo, one reason is that this guy is really rich, it is not an exaggeration to say he is extremely rich, and the other reason is that in Finn's impression, this guy very much recognizes the concept that strength is justice. In the original work, he Very afraid of Kaido.

Since power is the understanding of justice, doesn't it mean that Finn has justice? If he has justice, it would not be too much to seek relief from Doflamingo.

Doflamingo on the other end of the phone was just stunned for a moment, and soon his devilish laughter came again.

"Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.. With that, I'll accept your friendship!"

After some final discussion, Finn finally asked Doflamingo to borrow 300 million beli. Of course, it was a loan that could not be repaid, and both parties knew it well.

Doflamingo is worthy of being a man who has done such great things. He knew that since he recognized such a deal, he would simply be generous and make the relationship between the two parties deeper, so he acted very cheerfully.

This not only made Fein take a higher look. No wonder this guy can go from being abandoned by the Celestial Dragons to the king of a country and the king of the underground world. He is really a bit majestic. No wonder he looks like a king.

Although in the original work, this guy's methods are a bit cruel, Finn will not judge a person's quality based on the original work. After all, whoever achieves great things has no means.

However, Fein's biggest regret at this time was that he felt that he had borrowed a little less. In this manner, the other party obviously did not take the money seriously, and it made him envious and jealous.

Isn't this just the bad nature of human beings? They like to use poles to climb up, get more and more, and are never satisfied. Alas, it seems that our Finn is not immune to this.

He even began to make plans in his mind, planning to continue looking for Doflamingo next time this good thing happened. This is a rhythm that is going to be corrupted. Does he really want to carry forward the theory from his previous life here?

"The one who owes money is the uncle, and the one who has the ability to owe money is the uncle."

……

After leaving the auction house and walking on the street, Gris admired: "Captain, you are so awesome!"

In fact, it was Fein's actions that refreshed his knowledge. How could Doflamingo not know that the famous King Shichibukai.

Finn just smiled and said nothing, because he knew very well that speaking was unnecessary at this moment, and not speaking was the only way to show off in front of his little brother.

He finally understood why Shanks liked this set so much. It was an invisible pretense, the most deadly, and too enjoyable.

It can only be said that Finn still has some talent. Now he really understands the world of big bosses, including empty promises and drawings.

However, on the way, Fein felt that Gris seemed to have something to say, but was a little embarrassed to say it. He seemed to be hesitant to speak and was worried.

Fein understood by heart that Gris might want his help with something, but since he had just joined the group, he might be too embarrassed to ask.

In an atmosphere of silence, Finn took the initiative to break the silence: "Gris, you seem to have something to say?"

When Gris heard Fein's words, his expression was a little complicated, and he hesitated to speak.

"Tell me what's going on, mother-in-law and mother-in-law." Fein said a little unhappy when he saw this.

Finn actually had some guesses. It was estimated that the inseparability was because of his partner. He was not familiar with the place in the Chambord Islands and was captured. There could be some complicated cause and effect.

It must be that his previous subordinates were also arrested, and now he is a little worried.

Gris paused and then began to talk about his troubles.

Not surprisingly, it was just as Fein had guessed. He wanted to save his partner, but he was unable to do anything. But I had just joined, and I was a little embarrassed to bother Fein.

After all, he still has emotional intelligence and knows that what his elder brother wants is not a younger brother who will cause trouble, but someone who can help him solve his troubles.

If you join someone else's team, the first thing you do is ask others to help you. This is completely unreasonable. It is easy for people to misunderstand that the purpose of joining is not pure, or that you are taking advantage of others.

But at this time, he really couldn't worry about his partner. After all, he had traveled all the way from Beihai to this place. After two years of getting along, they had a deep friendship together.

Fein couldn't help but take another high look at this. Who wouldn't like such a kind and loyal subordinate?

"Lead the way!" Finn looked at Gris and said.

This is an opportunity to calm down. Gris is obviously a person who values ​​friendship and is his subordinate, so there is no reason not to help.

If he doesn't help, it will definitely leave a grudge in Gris's heart. Wouldn't this be like recruiting an enemy? How could Finn do such a thing?

He also has some small thoughts of his own. After all, the partners recognized by Gris should have some skills and be able to travel from the North Sea to the Chambord Islands, and should have professional staffing.

Finn was thinking about recruiting a few people. Even if he didn't recruit them under his command, if they were reliable, they would be a good affiliated pirate group, just like the Whitebeards.

When the time comes, he will directly let Gris manage his original team. This will save him a lot of things. Besides, he is going to the new world to occupy territory, and there is an urgent need for talents now.

In fact, the reason for being so happy is that he doesn't think there is anything he can't handle in the Chambord Islands now, as long as it's not attacking the naval base.

After all, it was Kizaru who was stationed at the Shampoo Islands at this time, not Akainu. To be honest, Kizaru was still very good at paddling, and I thought it would give him face.

As a result, the two men took a team of kung fu manatees and set off towards the place where Gris' companions were imprisoned.