Pirates: The Greatest Scoundrel in Navy History

At this moment, Darren's eyes suddenly became extremely sharp, staring at Redfield closely, with a hint of doubt in his pupils.

"You little devils in the Navy Headquarters who are called "monsters"..." Redfield's words made him subconsciously think of several familiar faces.

In the Navy Headquarters, there are only four people who can be recognized as "monsters" besides himself.

——Drag, Sakaski, Borsalino and Kuzan.

Could it be that besides himself, some of them have come to this underwater prison to find "Lone Red" Redfield for "further study"?

If there is indeed a case, Sakaski can be ruled out first.

Darren once worked with Sakaski for a period of time in the North Sea and knew the latter's character very well.

With Sakaski's deep hatred for pirates and his determination to eradicate them all, it is impossible for him to accept the guidance of pirates even if his hands are broken.

In fact, Sengoku had banned Sakaski from entering Impel Down long ago, and even some tasks of escorting prisoners were deliberately not assigned to Sakaski, in order to prevent this guy from losing control and going on a killing spree.

As for the other three people...

Darren frowned and quickly ruled out Dragon.

Before killing the Celestial Dragon and "defecting from the Navy", Dragon, as the blood of the Navy hero Garp, did have the privilege of being able to enter and exit Impel Down freely.

However, that guy's personality does not seem like someone who likes to join in the fun in Impel Down, and most importantly, Dragon has not yet mastered the "foresee the future" observation Haki.

Then the remaining two people, Kuzan and Borsalino...

Kuzan is not impossible. After his last "riot at the Navy Headquarters", it is said that the passionate guy has become a lot more depressed, and even ignored orders and rode a bicycle all over the sea to fish to relax.

As for Borsalino...

A face with a playful smile flashed through Darren's mind, causing his mouth to twitch.

He felt that he had found the answer.

"I guess so. Just when I was defeated by Kong and Garp..."

When he said that he was "defeated" by Garp, Redfield's mouth curled slightly, paused, and then said lightly:

"...After being escorted to this damn place called Impel Down, not long after, your navy's kid named Borsalino came to find him."

I knew it!

Darren was suddenly speechless and couldn't help but grit his teeth.

Because he suddenly remembered something.

If that bastard Borsalino had found Redfield at that time, it would mean that on the day when he "challenged the entire Navy Headquarters" alone, he must have successfully comprehended the "foreseeable future" observation Haki!

"You're really good at acting..."

Thinking of the exaggerated scene on that day when he kicked that guy hundreds of meters away and blasted through more than a dozen military fortresses, Darren's heart seemed to be filled with thousands of alpacas.

The "predicting the future" of the observation Haki was actually used by that yellow monkey to "hardly take" his attack, and then "retreat" in the most realistic and exaggerated way!

I'm convinced.

"So, you also blindfolded him like I do now, put him in seastone shackles, and gave him guidance?"

Darren asked a little annoyed.

Redfield's face suddenly became strange.

He glanced at Darren, shook his head and said:

"No, he just came here to ask me the secret of Observation Haki."

"Originally, I was reluctant to tell that kid, after all, he doesn't look like a good person, he's weird at a young age, not elegant at all..."

"... Borsalino is a little ugly."

Darren didn't know how to respond, so he could only agree with him.

Redfield smiled and continued:

"He doesn't look very interesting, but he told me a very interesting secret."

"And his requirements were not high, and he didn't ask me to guide him... I thought it was not important. After all, if he lacked sufficient talent and effort, he would not be able to master it even if all the strong men in the sea were gathered together for guidance, so I just told him."

"I just didn't expect..."

Darren: "..."

He suddenly sighed and continued Redfield's words:

"I just didn't expect him to learn it all at once?"

Redfield looked at Darren with a little surprise.

"It seems that you also understand his talent... That's right,"

HeHe smiled and nodded, his tone filled with amazement:

"This kind of incredible comprehension is something I have never heard of... If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes and confirmed that the kid had not mastered the ability to "predict the future" before, I really couldn't believe that there was such a freak in this sea."

"In my eyes at that time, he was just a kid following behind Zhan Guo."

"A mere rear admiral so easily mastered an ability that most people would never be able to awaken in their lifetime..."

Darren looked at Redfield's admiring expression, then looked down at the seastone shackles and black cloth in his hands, and felt even more depressed.

Redfield seemed to understand Darren's inner depression and said with a smile:

"Darren, you don't have to care. You two have different talents."

Darren shrugged and smiled helplessly:

"I wish I had the talent of Borsalino..."

He shook his head again, and his eyes regained their sharpness and arrogance.

"But if I'm not mistaken, you won't tell me... Borsalino's secret?"

Redfield smiled and raised his hand, put his index finger on his lips, and made a "silence" gesture.

"Some secrets are more interesting if they are not told."

"Okay."

Darren did not force it,

"Then continue?"

Redfield shook his head and said:

"Take a break first. The practice of Observation Haki is different from the training of the body. It requires a high degree of concentration. The most important thing is to keep a calm mind, so don't push yourself to death."

"Besides, didn't you prepare a party?"

Party! ?

Hearing this word, the ears of the criminals who were shivering in the cell and lying on the ground wailing around them all stood up.

Darren said helplessly:

"Your ability to see through people's hearts is really rogue."

He clapped his hands and said in the direction of the door:

"Let them send everything in, Magellan."

···

···

···

···