Simultaneous Transmigration: Why is it all One Piece world?

Big Bear's smile froze for a moment, just a moment, so that Bonnie didn't see it.

He lowered his head and continued reading, but the words were like a jumbled mess in his eyes, and he couldn't understand a single one.

Two years, only two years left.

The doctor said that if no treatment can be found before the age of ten, there will be no hope.

Over the years, Xiong has searched through every medical book he could find, traveled to every place he could go, and asked everyone he could ask, but he still hasn't found a way to treat Qingyulin.

The doctor shook his head and sighed, while the scholar shrugged helplessly, concluding that so-called folk remedies were either fraudulent or useless.

He never showed any anxiety in front of Bonnie; in front of his daughter, he was always that gentle and reliable father.

But whenever the night was quiet and Bonnie was asleep, he would sit alone in the cabin, looking at the bluish crystals on his daughter's face, and he would always weep bitterly.

He tried so hard to live, so hard to be a good person, so hard to make the world a better place, yet the world only gave him blow after blow.

There were a few moments when, even someone as gentle as him, a sense of resentment towards fate would well up within him.

Why him? Why Ginny? Why Bonnie?

Why do those who commit heinous crimes live well, while his daughter has to endure such suffering?

But those thoughts only flashed through my mind.

He quickly suppressed it because he knew that resentment wouldn't solve anything.

All he needed to do was keep trying and not show any negative emotions in front of Bonnie. He had to make his daughter believe that she would get better, that she would live to be ten years old, and that she would be able to see snow, flowers, the sea, and the sunrise.

He was willing to pay any price to cure his daughter!

Prupulu—Prupulu—

The Den Den Mushi rang, and Da Xiong's heart skipped a beat.

That was a dedicated line for communication with the revolutionary army.

As the Den Den Mushi kept ringing, Da Xiong's first thought was hope, but it was quickly replaced by anxiety.

He glanced at Bonnie, who was still resting her chin on her hand, looking at the beam of light and not paying attention. He stood up, walked to the other end of the cabin, turned his back to his daughter, and answered the phone.

And as soon as the call connected, he was greeted with fantastic news!

Sabo's urgent voice slammed into my ears.

"Big Bear! Jade Scales can be cured!"

Big Bear's fingers tightened suddenly, almost crushing the Den Den Mushi to death!

The call was abruptly ended, and then it kept muttering "blur blur" in dissatisfaction. Although no one understood snail language, you could tell from its distorted face that it was swearing filthyly.

The bear quickly apologized, took out the Den Den Mushi's favorite snack and fed it to him, then gently stroked its shell and coaxed it until it calmed down and allowed him to use it again.

He took a deep breath, redialed, and his voice was almost squeezed out the moment the Den Den Mushi connected.

"Sabo, please say it again."

"The Jade Scale can be cured." Sabo's voice was more composed than before.

"It was a man named Nok who claimed to have a complete treatment plan. He told us to meet him in the sea near Punk Hazard."

Is it believable?

It's no wonder that Big Bear is suspicious, because over the years he has seen too much hope and too many times he has fallen into despair.

"It can't be completely guaranteed, but the chances are very high!"

Sabo on the other end seemed to sense something, and instead of urging them, he waited quietly.

After a moment, Big Bear answered in a deep voice.

"I will go."

After hanging up the phone, Big Bear looked up at the sun, closed his eyes, and prayed to the heavens.

I have endured countless hardships and helped countless people without seeking any reward. But now, fate, please show me some favor!

...

Half a month later.

The sea breeze, carrying a salty, damp scent, blew in from the boundless horizon, making the sails of the Spade Pirates' ships billow.

The agreed-upon island gradually came into view.

It was a small, deserted island covered in gray-green vegetation, with a winding coastline that resembled a sleeping giant python in the morning light.

S stood at the bow, gazing into the distance. The sea breeze tousled his hair, but his eyes were narrowed and a slight smile played on his lips. "What a beautiful day."

Knok lay on the deck with his eyes closed, hands behind his head, the sunlight warm on his face, enjoying this rare moment of leisure. "Hmm, not bad at all."

Light footsteps approached, and Baby-5 came over carrying a tray with a glass of chilled juice and a slice of cake. She knelt down beside Nok, placed the tray beside him, and said softly, "Lord Nok, this is for you."

Nock opened one eye, glanced at the glass of chilled juice, and then at Baby-5's bright, sparkling eyes.

He sat up, took the juice, and took a sip. "Hmm, not bad."

She paused, then added, "Thank you, you're the best maid ever."

Baby-5's face flushed red, and she seemed to be on fire. She covered her face with her hands, "Lord Nok, it's what I should do!"

Ace paced back and forth along the ship's side, like a moving, waiting-for-husband rock, taking two steps, stopping to look into the distance, then taking two more steps, and looking again.

"Viola! Look! Have Sabo and the others arrived?"

Viola sat next to Nocturne, her sexy bikini accentuating her even more alluring tanned skin. Hearing Ace's shout, she sighed, touched her thumb and forefinger together, and activated the power of the Gaze-Gaze ​​Fruit.

"Hey, there are definitely people on the island!"

"Who is it?! Where are they?"

"It shouldn't be Ace's brother. There are only two people in the cave, one big and one small. It seems to be the bear and his daughter that Nok mentioned."

"oh."

Ace sighed in frustration upon hearing this; he was truly eager to see his brother.

But he quickly cheered up and patted his face. "It's okay! It doesn't matter if Kuma comes! Anyway, Sabo said he'd be coming, so I'll just wait!"

Nock put the empty cup back on the tray, stood up, stretched, and said, "Let's go, let's get ashore first."

The ship docked, and the Spade crew stepped onto the deserted island through the wet sand.

Viola led the way, guided by the Staring Fruit, leading the group through the bushes to the cave hidden by vegetation.

The cave was small and dimly lit.

Big Bear sat on a flat rock, his back straight. Bonnie was curled up in his arms, her pink hair draped over her shoulders, her little face buried in his arms. The arrival of the group was quite noisy, attracting Big Bear's attention and seemingly waking little Bonnie from her sweet sleep.

She rubbed the corner of her eye, looking a little sulky.

Who are you?