One Piece's Beginning: One Hundred Billions Skill Points

Ron is in a coma right now, but he will wake up one day. And Ron's subordinates are also very powerful, no less than Ron. Ron still has so many cronies and followers and admirers out there. is not only a strength, but the external conditions are also quite good.

Brynn felt that she had found herself in Ron during this time, but she didn't expect that Aunt would break this hard-won tranquility so soon.

Brynn felt that Auntie was thinking a little too simply, and that defeating Ron was not something that could be done simply by fascinating him and then controlling him in his hands. The loyalty and cohesion of his men Brynn have been seen with her own eyes, and they should not be underestimated, not that they will lose their backbone when Ron is gone, and they can easily defeat them.

Brynn's biggest fear is that Big Mom thinks that her plan will not succeed and plans to go to Ron's ship to test the waters herself. It turns out that her fear is justified, and at the moment Big Mom and Morgaons are discussing the topic in the room.

If Auntie really goes, not to mention whether Ron's coma has been discovered now, even if it is not found now, Auntie will be found sooner or later after she goes there. His subordinates are very loyal, and when he sees his aunt calculating them, he will not show mercy to his subordinates, let alone be bribed by them!

Ron's strength is beyond the reach of their Big Mom Pirates, and he can compare to their Big Mom Pirates by taking out something casually. Ron loves to invent, and the things he invents are useful!

If Auntie really does that, it is tantamount to throwing herself into a net and ruining her own life. It's a kind of performance that Brynn doesn't think is fatal.

But it was useless for her to be anxious now. Yesterday, I rowed back overnight, just to let my aunt know the stakes and hope that my aunt could turn back.

Of course, Brynn knew that this must have really angered Ron, and he would definitely not let go of the person who plotted against him, but the Big Mom Pirates were her home, and Big Mom was her mother, although she didn't fulfill a little bit of her responsibility as a mother, and Brynn didn't want to admit it, but Brynn was not the kind of heartless person after all, and it was impossible to let her family go unpunished.

Brynn felt that if she persuaded Auntie to stop this dangerous behavior and ask Ron for guilt, Ron would be able to look at her face and be lighter or let their Auntie Pirates go.

Ron had already spared them once. When Brynn first went to Ron's ship, wasn't she sent by her aunt to calculate him, but Ron didn't think much about it, and didn't even say anything. Instead, he admired Brynn and kept her by his side.

Brynn didn't know if there was a rule in Ron's place to repeat the rule of two and no three, but Brynn felt that as long as he sincerely admitted his mistakes, Ron should be open.

Even if Ron doesn't come out of the horse, Ron's cronies from all sides will besiege their Big Mom Pirates. Ron's character is indeed good, and he has gained good popularity outside.

She wanted to come back and persuade Auntie to stop as soon as possible, and there was a possibility of saving herself to keep Auntie Pirates, but Auntie was obsessed, and after hearing Brynn say that Ron had been tricked, she only had the idea of why you didn't take action in her heart, and complained to Brynn.

Brynn told her aunt all about it, but she didn't listen to her at all. Mölkons was fanning the flames. Auntie thinks that Brynn has let go of the prey in her hands, and it is a useless thing.

Big Mom tells Brynn to hurry back to Ron and continue to act. She regretted not telling Brynn what the gift was and what to do in the first place.

Aunt told Brynn about the detailed plan, and asked Brynn to do what they said.

Brynn sounded childish, and kept retorting with her and explaining the situation to her.

Auntie's eyes have been confused by power and money, and she can't listen to anything at all. The more Brynn talked, the more she felt that Brynn was quibbling, retreating, shirking, or even speaking for Ron.

In the end, the aunt felt that Brynn was of little use to herself, and even felt that she had betrayed herself.

Aunt couldn't help but lock up Brynn. Brynn's strength alone couldn't resist at all, so she could only lock herself up by her aunt.

At this moment, Brynn, who was locked up in the small dark room, was anxious, afraid that her aunt would do something crazy.

Mölkons is a very scheming person, and Brynn can see that on the surface he is obedient to his aunt and has always submitted to him, but in fact, he has been used by him all along.

Borrowing the knife to kill people, Morgaons can be described as perfect. With him next to him, it's really hard to imagine what Auntie will do.

Since he can kill people with a knife, he must know what it means to protect himself, and he can make all the bad things clear from himself.