The little girl with her hair in a bun tilted her head, looking suspicious, and asked in a soft, sweet voice, "Brother Ron, who are you going to electrocute?"

Ron paused for two seconds, as if considering his words, and then slowly said, "Go call your other brother, Ron."

"ha......?"

The little girl with the bun blinked, a string of question marks seemingly appearing above her head. What was going on? Just as she was about to ask, she was shocked to find that the person who had been standing in front of her just moments before was gone.

She stood there, stunned, looking around. Ron was nowhere to be seen; all that remained was a group of people still kneeling.

Of course... they were just as bewildered!

"Wow, that's amazing!" the little girl with the bun murmured, her eyes filled with admiration, not doubt. "Brother Ron is so amazing... He was just here a moment ago, and then he disappeared!"

She stopped worrying about what "another Ron brother" meant and skipped away on her own.

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Somewhere on the street, in a deep alley.

Ron had just taken out his Den Den Mushi and hadn't even dialed yet when the Den Den Mushi in his hand started ringing "blur blur".

"What a coincidence..."

Ron answered the phone, "I was just about to look for you, Lingling."

"What is it?" Lingling asked, then hesitated for a few seconds before continuing, "Come over here. The child has been found, everything went smoothly, so smoothly that I feel like it's all a trap."

"Okay, but before you come over, lend me Zeus. I need electricity," Ron said, leaning against the wall of the alley.

Lingling didn't press him about what he wanted to do. She simply remained silent for a moment before replying, "Give me the address, and I'll have it go there. You can take it over after you're done."

Ron gave the approximate location, and had just hung up the Den Den Mushi, not even having time to put it back in his pocket.

A cool, clear voice came from behind him and landed directly in his eardrums.

"Ron, M has been waiting here for a long time."

Ron felt a sudden tightness in his back, as if a needle were sliding down his spine.

He turned around almost instinctively, his gaze sweeping over every possible angle as he turned, and then he saw the person clearly.

A slender woman leaned against the shadows at the end of the alley, as if she had been standing there for a long time, blending into the shadows of the corner.

She had long, fluffy, light blue hair, and her mouth and nose were tightly covered by a white cloth strip, revealing only a pair of calm and deep eyes.

She wore a black stand-up collar uniform, with double-breasted buttons fastened meticulously. The shoulders were decorated with epaulettes, and the collar was lined with white pleated fabric. Long, slender white ribbons were wrapped around her arms, and she wore a skirt. The overall outfit was neat and dashing.

Im~~~~!!!

When that thought came to Ron's mind, he let out a soft "Damn it!"

Sure enough, teaming up with Lingling never ends well; she either goes crazy or runs into the person he least wants to see.

"goodbye!"

Without the slightest hesitation, Ron's mind flashed, and golden chakra covered his entire body as he transformed into a golden nine-tailed fox demon and charged forward.

But soon, all these images flashed through the soldier's mind.

Yes... this is exactly the future she saw through her Observation Haki.

"Don't be nervous, Mu's trip here is not to fight you." The military officer spoke first, mainly because she was afraid that Ron might run away in a moment. With this body, she couldn't catch up. If that happened, all the planning over the past few months would be meaningless.

Ron was taken aback; to be honest, he really didn't sense any hostility.

In that case, we can see what tricks Im is up to.

Of course, he was also cautious, and if anything seemed amiss, he would run away first.

Then... Ron's gaze locked onto that figure, and he asked in a neither loud nor soft voice, "You said... you've been waiting for me here for a long time?"

The other party did not deny it, but simply nodded slightly and naturally took half a step forward.

Ron, seeing her movements, naturally took a half-step back as well.

She stopped, staring at that half-step, without moving any closer: "That's right, everything that happened here was part of Mu's plan to have you come here."

"Are you so sure I'll come?" Ron's tone was tinged with a hint of probing.

Jun Gong gently shook his head, his gaze calm as still water: "There's a probability, it's uncertain, but the result... is good."

Ron paused for a moment, then chuckled softly. "That's interesting. From our perspective, you say you don't want to fight, so what do you want to do?"

The soldier did not answer directly, but turned slightly to the side, leaning against the rough wall of the alley, and said, "I already know that you are not from this world. The place you came from is not between this sky and the sea."

"This place is all under Mu's rule. If you wish, Mu can grant you a secluded paradise where you are undisturbed."

Ron wasn't surprised that Im could guess that he came from a very distant world. After all, as the "King of the World," how could he not know how many jokers there were in a deck of cards?

Upon hearing this, Ron didn't immediately reply. He looked at the eyes peeking out from behind the cloth strip and suddenly laughed: "You're trying to win me over?"

"I was merely fulfilling the proper etiquette as the master of this world." The soldier's tone was flat. "While you remain in this world, whatever you wish to do, I will not stop you."

"Then..." Ron's lips curled slightly upward, his voice neither loud nor soft, "What if I said I would help the David family overthrow your rule?"

In that instant, it was as if a layer of air had been sucked out of the alley.

Even the dust in the cracks of the wall seemed to have stopped floating.

Ron could clearly sense the hostility emanating from her.

Ron sneered, thinking: You really do mind... It sounds nice, but you're all for it. He casually mentioned it, and then immediately turned hostile.

But the military officer in front of her showed no anger. She simply stared at Ron for a few seconds before her voice returned to normal: "Is the David family truly worth such a gamble, Ron?"

Before Ron could answer, the soldier added casually, "If you change your mind, Mu won't refuse you a second time."

The alley was quiet for a moment. Ron looked at her, said nothing, but did not run away either.

(Update complete. Sorry, I had some things to take care of today. Sorry, sorry.)

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