God's Pirate

"Okay." Nami nodded, her tone a little helpless.

Ever since she went to sea, she had always felt that Al's knowledge reserve was a bit strange. He knew a lot of things that they didn't know at all, but he didn't know some common sense things.

Even if I asked him, he would just smile mysteriously and say, "This is a secret." However, there was nothing wrong, so I had to let him go.

"Who is he? A new crew member?" Casa asked curiously, pointing to Ace who was thrown on the deck.

He also saw the man with the orange hat just now, but he didn't expect Al to bring him back.

Now that they are here, how can I say good to them? After hearing this, Al thought for two seconds and said calmly:

"Ace, a pirate, I plan to recruit him into my gang."

After all, you can't hide something like this, so it's better to come out honestly.

"Pirates!?"

Everyone's eyes turned to Ace who fell on the deck. Even Garu, who had been on the watchtower, jumped down and stared at Ace with cold eyes.

"What's going on Al? Are you serious when you say you want to recruit pirates? Pirates may not be reliable." Kasa looked at the captain calmly and asked calmly.

If there was anyone on this ship who was not directly harmed by the pirates, then it was only him and Al.

Everyone else looked at Ace angrily at this time, with fierce eyes, wanting to eat him. Even Anna, who had always been gentle, cast a look of disgust at him.

So if he doesn't take the initiative to speak, it seems that these people can keep an eye on him until the night.

Well done! Al mentally praised Casa's wit and said with a serious face:

"Although he is a pirate, he is different from the pirates you are familiar with. He is just a person who goes to sea in pursuit of freedom. He will not take the initiative to harm civilians. I can guarantee you this."

The three people headed by Garu moved their gazes and stared at Al without speaking.

The atmosphere became tense for a moment.

"Since Lord Al believes in him, I have no objection." Anna was the first to speak, smiling gently.

"But, this is a pirate, does it really matter to you?" Nami turned to Anna and said with a slightly excited tone.

Ana took a deep breath, her smile was a little forced, but her tone was still firm:

"But it's not the same person after all, right?"

Nami was startled when she heard this, then fell silent and stopped talking.

"What if he does evil in the future." Garu glanced around and said coldly.

"Then it's up to me to take responsibility and kill him." Al breathed a sigh of relief and said decisively.

As long as no one explicitly objects, everything will be easy to do from now on.

"However, it's not good to just leave him like this. Should we tie him up?" Kasa pointed at Ace and asked seriously.

Just when several people were discussing, he glanced at Ace carefully for a while. Although the opponent was not particularly strong, he could still see strong muscles in his upper body, and his fighting ability was obviously not weak.

I'm still worried, but it's better to save this guy from going crazy. Al looked around, murmured in his heart, and nodded with a smile: "Okay, I'll leave this matter to you, Nami, go sail the boat."

"Forget it, I don't care about you!" Nami muttered with a straight face, but still turned around to complete the task.

Kasa nodded and walked towards the cabin.

"Master Al, you must be hungry. I'll heat up the cold dishes for you." Anna smiled softly, turned around and walked towards the kitchen.

"Okay." Al looked at her retreating back, couldn't help but grin, and turned his head to Garu and said:

"Come with me, I have a good thing for you, I guarantee you will be satisfied."

"?" Garu looked at the captain, a trace of doubt flashing in his eyes.

"Just follow me."

Under the towering red continent, Crox stood by the lighthouse and looked at the sailing ship in the distance, whispering silently:

"Roger, I didn't expect your child to be so old! It seems that he has been very lucky these years. But you can rest assured now, he has met a group of good friends.

Oh, what a fate, a boy who admires you but doesn’t want to admit it, resents you but longs for the only son of his family, I wonder what kind of stories they will have

Hope they can come here again”

He fell silent and watched the sailboat go away quietly.

After a while, just as the sailboat disappeared, huge bubbles appeared on the water.

It was as if some plan was breaking through the water.

Crocos turned his head instinctively, and what he saw was an indescribably huge whale. The part above the water was comparable to a small island.

The huge island whale Rab, nicknamed 'Daojing Kun' by others, was jumping out of the water at this time and crashing into the taller and more majestic red earth continent with its huge head.

Boom!

After a loud noise, the ground where Crocos was shaking violently due to Rab's impact, like an N-level earthquake, causing his steps to stagger.

"Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu"

Boom! Rab once again crashed into the huge rock that could never be broken down, letting out a sad neigh from his mouth.

"Stop filibuster! There is news about Brooke and the others." Crox shouted hurriedly.

As if he understood his language, Rabu, who wanted to continue hitting the wall, paused for a moment.

"Woo~" The huge whale swam to the shore, human expectation flashing in its eyes.

"Heart disease is difficult to cure!" Crocos looked at the dense scars on Rab's huge head and was silent for a few seconds. His tone was a little sighing, and then he began to explain to Rab and told him that your favorite afro will definitely come back. !

"Woo~~"

After Labu listened patiently, his eyes that were larger than an ordinary person's body were bright and bright, and his huge tail shook instinctively, causing a huge splash of water.

Adult-sized water fell on Crox, and his pink clothes and petal-like hair were soaked. He smiled nonchalantly, looked sideways in the direction of the ship and whispered:

"If I, the doctor, can't cure them, I'll leave them to you. You must come back!"

"Here you go, these are the armed color domineering training methods I mentioned to you."

In the dining room of the sailboat, Al pushed the white paper he had sorted out to Garou who was sitting beside him.

He sighed and slumped back in his chair as if he had lost something important. He picked up the remaining half of the paper in front of him and began to think about it seriously.

After careful thinking and calm analysis, Al decided not to touch the Armament Haki yet. Judging from the current situation, even the Haki that is closest to the swordsman's secret of cutting iron is difficult to learn.

It was obviously unrealistic to rashly learn Armament Haki without anyone teaching him, so he decided to let Garu, who was the strongest on the ship, learn first. It would be best to ask Garu for advice when Garu could master it skillfully. Correct posture.