Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

Chapter 114 The Stubborn Master and Disciple

Chapter 114 The Stubborn Master and Disciple

After resting for a while in Marya, Wukong and his companions continued their journey toward Yoba.

As the sun gradually sank towards the western horizon, they found a pile of rocks, pitched the tent they had bought earlier, and prepared to spend the night there. "Pupu, how are you now?"

In front of the wooden board, Nami squatted down in front of Pupu, touched the other's forehead, and found that it didn't seem to be very hot anymore.

"Wow! Wow!"

Pupu raised his arm, showing off his biceps, indicating that he was now as good as he could possibly be.

This time, even without Goku's translation, Nami could understand what it meant, so she smiled and nodded: "It's good that you're alright. It seems that the medicine really works."

"Wow! Wow!"

Pupu shook her head when she heard this.

This is not thanks to the medicine; it is all thanks to Master's deep care for his disciple that it healed so quickly!

Ok?

What did it say?

This time, Nami couldn't understand what it was saying and blinked in confusion.

But she didn't ask any more questions. She just told the other person to rest well in Wukong's tent that night, and then went back to her own tent.

Silent all night.

The next day, just as the first light of dawn appeared on the horizon, Weiwei woke everyone up, saying that now was the best time to continue their journey.

So after they finished eating and packed their belongings, they continued their journey toward Joba.

It's worth mentioning that after a night's rest, Pupu, who has fully recovered her energy, said she wants to walk by herself today.

Nami and Vivi tried their best to dissuade him, but the little guy was just as stubborn as his master, so they had no choice but to give up.

"Hey! Wukong, aren't you going to try and stop it? It'll just collapse again like yesterday!"

After their attempts to persuade him failed, the two turned their attention to Wukong and began to attack him relentlessly.

"It's alright, I believe it will be fine today."

But Wukong just smiled carefree, which made them even angrier.

In the end, the two could only curse the stubborn master and apprentice in their hearts and left in a huff.

So Pupu followed Wukong. Although the stone tortoise shell used for carrying weight had long been lost, walking under the scorching sun was still a harsh training for it.

Its gaze was firm as it stayed close to Wukong, vowing that it would not fall down uselessly like it did yesterday.

Then.

Half an hour and ten minutes later, Pupu, who had only lasted ten minutes longer than yesterday, collapsed to the ground again with a thud, her eyes swirling with bubbles.

"Pfft!!"

After feeding them medicine and water, and getting familiar with the process of setting up the umbrella on the wooden board, Nami and Vivi finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Then the two of them grabbed Wukong's ears and roared, "Wukong! Look at you! You still say you're fine!!"

Wukong's eardrums vibrated from the noise, and his head was buzzing.

So he sincerely apologized: "I'm sorry, I didn't know it would turn out like this. I'll just wear it like I did yesterday."

Nami and Vivi then snorted coldly and let him go.

And so, just like yesterday, Goku dragged Pupu along and headed towards Yoba's location with Nami and the others.

After most of the day had passed, Joba's outline finally came into view.

"We've arrived. Look, that's where the rebels are, Joba."

Weiwei, who had been carrying a heavy burden in her heart until now, finally breathed a slight sigh of relief.

Finding the rebels meant their plan was halfway to success.

Next, if she successfully persuades the rebels, the country will no longer be in turmoil as before.

Then they can focus all their energy on Crocodile, this ambitious man, to remove the cancer from the country and restore its former stability!

Led by Vivi, the group quickly approached Yoba.

This is a city that looks very large, but it looks very weathered due to the constant blowing of sand and wind.

On the city streets, many people, completely covered up, were busy with their own things, but they didn't talk much, so it wasn't noisy.

Weiwei stood outside the city, looking at this place with mixed feelings.

Although it was her first time here, the place felt like a friend she had known for years, giving her a special sense of familiarity.

Kou Sha, are you alright?

She silently recited it in her heart.

Kou Sha was her best friend when she was a child. Later, because Kou Sha was going to leave with his father to come here to clean up the environment, the two never saw each other again after that.

And now, she will soon be able to see him, because he is the leader who commands hundreds of thousands of rebel troops!

"Huh? Why is sand flying out from over there?"

At this moment, Wukong, curiously looking around, suddenly noticed that sand was constantly flying up from the ground and scattering outwards a hundred meters away.

"Could this be...?"

Weiwei looked over, as if she had thought of something, and then walked towards that direction, with Wukong and the others following behind her.

As they got closer, they heard the sound of shovels digging in the sand.

Sure enough, when they got closer, they found a thin man digging something in a sand pit that was about a meter high.

As if hearing footsteps, the people in the sandpit stopped what they were doing, looked up at them, and keenly noticed their travel-worn appearance. So they said in a friendly manner, "You must be travelers on your journey. It must be very hard."

"Hmm, it's alright." Nami smiled slightly.

Vivi stepped back, hiding behind Nami, and subtly lowered the brim of her hat to make it difficult for Nami to see her face clearly.

Although she was only one step away from meeting Kosa, she still needed to be careful and try not to be recognized by the people here before meeting Kosa, in order to avoid any accidents.

"You must be wondering why I'm digging in the sand here."

The people in the sandpit seemed to be very familiar with each other, yet it also seemed as if they hadn't had anyone to confide in for a long time. They continued digging in the sand while talking to them incessantly.

"You've come at the wrong time. A few days ago, the water here dried up completely, and the oasis we painstakingly maintained has vanished."

At this point, he raised his finger and pointed into the distance.

Only then did Wukong and his companions see that several hundred meters away, there was a patch of dead trees stuck in the sand, which looked like a group of silent guardians from a distance.

"Sigh, the people here are struggling to hold on, but quite a few are already feeling they can't go on and want to move away, including those rebel guys. They think this is all over."

"But I don't believe it! I firmly believe that the water we thirst for is right beneath our feet, and as long as we keep digging, we'll eventually find a new source of water!"

Weiwei had already clenched her fists so tightly that her knuckles were white.

"How could this be? It's completely dried up!"

She simply couldn't believe that this ancient city, which had existed for so many years, had come to this state.

Back then, Kosa's father, Uncle Toto, had high hopes for this city and wanted to expand the oasis here.

How heartbroken he must be to see this oasis disappear.

"Weiwei, let's go find the rebels as soon as possible, that way we can..."

Nami noticed Vivi's pain and tugged at her hand.

But before she could finish speaking, the people in the sandpit suddenly rushed out, angrily shouting, "Rebels?! What do you want with the rebels?!"

He was a staunch anti-war advocate because he firmly believed that His Majesty the King would be able to handle the drought, and therefore he was very angry with the unruly rebels.

Upon hearing Nami say that they were going to find the rebels, he immediately assumed that she wanted to join them and tried to stop her.

But his anger had barely surfaced on his face when he suddenly realized what he was doing and asked, somewhat stunned, excited, and surprised, "Weiwei? You just said her name is Weiwei?"

Weiwei subconsciously turned her head away, not wanting him to see her face.

But the other person stepped forward, grabbed her shoulders excitedly, and said with tears in their eyes:

"Weiwei, it's me, Uncle Duotuo. Don't you recognize me?"

Weiwei, who was about to break free, suddenly stopped and looked at the other person's face in disbelief.

Uncle Doto ripped off his hat, half-crying and half-laughing, "No wonder, I have indeed lost a bit of weight, haha."

Vivi stared in disbelief at the old man before her, whose eyes were sunken, whose skin was withered, and who looked like a piece of dead wood.

She simply couldn't connect the person in front of her with the chubby Uncle Doto she remembered.

But then she recognized him; this was the Uncle Doto she knew!

In an instant, she covered her mouth, and tears flowed uncontrollably.

"Uncle Doto."

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