However, he saw that all the bandits, including Ah Long, were looking at him with astonishment, as if they hadn't heard him clearly.

Ordinary mountain bandits are one thing.

What made Sieg's heart skip a beat was that even Stussy and Crocus looked very serious at that moment.

"what happened?"

Sieg immediately turned his head and looked ahead into the distance, towards the direction where Moria had fallen into the sea.

The air cannon shot just now created large holes in the surrounding fog, brightening the light and significantly improving visibility.

After glancing at it twice, Sieg was shocked.

Bang bang bang bang...

My heart started racing again involuntarily.

He saw, behind the mist on the sea in the direction where Moria had fallen, several extremely tall, gigantic black shadows.

These dark figures were so large that at first glance they looked like pillars reaching straight to the sky, their tops shrouded in mist, making it impossible to discern their exact height.

Within the shadows, several crimson beams, like searchlights, pierced through the thick fog and landed on the terrifying three-masted sailing ship.

Compared to this dark figure, the whale Laboon, as large as an island, or the terrifying three-masted sailing ship carrying an island in the Western Sea, all appear quite small.

About a few minutes later.

The mist seemed to come alive, dancing and filling the void at an incredible speed. It then grew even thicker, obscuring the vision of Sig and the others.

Those several enormous black shadows still stood behind the thick fog.

"Brother Sieg, are we really going to go salvage Moria?"

"He was an ability user; if he fell into the sea, he must be dead."

Ah Long asked, word by word, as cold sweat gradually appeared on the back of his head.

He hailed from Fishman Island, 10,000 meters deep in the ocean, and was once a key combatant in the Sun Pirates. He had seen all sorts of storms and waves, and had even encountered more than one of those colossal sea kings that were thousands of meters long in the deep sea.

But the sheer size of the shadowy figure made him utterly lack the courage to approach it.

Sieg didn't answer, but instead looked at Brooke beside him.

"Brook, you've been in this area for so many years, you should know something about those dark figures, right?"

Brooke shook his head.

"No, this is the first time I've seen something like this in all these years."

"Sig, even you don't know?"

Crocus picked up the conversation, asking in surprise.

In his view, the fact that the Seagren Rumbar Pirates were trapped here shows that they are very familiar with this Devil's Triangle area.

Sieg pondered for a moment.

"There are too many secrets in this ocean, and no one can know them all."

"The huge black shadow in the Misty Triangle Sea... I only have a preliminary guess."

He lowered his voice and whispered in Crocus's ear:

"Don't similar giant creatures exist in the New World, their bodies shrouded in mist, making them undetectable to humankind?"

"You mean... Zou?" Crocus's gaze sharpened.

"Sig, do you mean this is a giant creature similar to Zunesha?"

The giant elephant of the New World is a giant elephant that has lived for thousands of years. Its size far exceeds that of the so-called super-giant sea kings of the Calm Belt. It carries the kingdom of Zou of the Mink Tribe on its back and walks constantly in the ocean of the New World.

That's not the key point.

The fact that Zulu can walk in the ocean shows that his legs can reach the seabed!

How deep are the oceans in this world?

Fishman Island is located at a depth of 10,000 meters in the deep sea.

Following this line of reasoning, Zou, the giant elephant capable of traversing the oceans of the New World, actually possessed four terrifyingly long legs, possibly thousands or even tens of thousands of meters in length...

What's visible above the sea is just the tip of the iceberg!

If the behemoth in the Devil's Triangle is indeed similar to Zunesha, then it would truly be a monster far exceeding the size of any other sea king...

"The elephant god of the new world has been walking for a thousand years, his whole body shrouded in a cloud of mist... and therefore unknown to the world."

As he said this, Sieg was still looking up at the thick fog that seemed to be alive and changing rapidly.

"Both Ganesha and these colossal creatures in the Bermuda Triangle probably possess some kind of ability to control fog..."

Sieg abandoned the idea of ​​rescuing Moria.

He didn't know exactly what the giant object in the mist was.

Logically speaking, Moria lived peacefully in this sea area for ten years in the original work, and Brook lived there for 50 years, which should indicate that the danger level of this giant creature was not very high.

Perhaps it is a creature with a docile temperament, similar to elephants.

But... under the watchful eyes of these few people, should we approach the direction of the giant object and try to salvage Moria?

Sieg shuddered at the mere thought of it.

Sig and Crocus's conversation was not loud, and only a few people around them could hear it.

Each person had a different expression.

Only one bald man swiftly pulled out a notebook and began scribbling something on it...

He has now developed the habit of recording Sieg's words and actions.

As for the colossal object shrouded in mist... the bald man put down his pen and fell into deep thought.

...........

After a while.

Inside the Gothic ghost castle at the heart of the terrifying three-masted sailing ship.

Sig sat on the throne in the center of the living room, leaning on the armrest, looking down at his subordinates and the three oddballs under Moria's command.

Princess Perona, the Invisible Man Absalom, and a surgeon named Hogback.

Hogback was just a doctor with no fighting ability. He had not shown himself in the previous battles and had been hiding in the castle.

These are the only three living people currently under Moria's command.

The other zombies had long since turned into a pile of corpses.

Sig first looked at Absalom.

"Invisible man?"

Sieg's eyes narrowed dangerously as he recalled something, and he said directly:

“Kill him.”

Chapter 284 I Want Them All

The nearby waters where the terror tugboat was located.

Tiramisu stood on the bow deck, wiping her soaking wet blonde hair with a towel.

Behind her, Moria’s massive body lay sprawled on the deck, several of his men trying to fasten him with seastone chains.

As Moria fell into the sea, Tiramisu plunged in and dragged the defeated Shichibukai onto the ship.

Tiramisu is Charlotte Linlin's daughter, and naturally, she is not an ordinary human, but a mermaid.

Mermaid women will have their fish tails transform into legs after the age of 30.

Judging from its appearance alone, Tiramisu is indeed not much different from ordinary humans, but it still retains the excellent swimming skills of the mermaid race.

Jumping into the sea feels like coming home.

"Lady Tiramisu, a call from Cake Island."

At that moment, a subordinate jogged over, holding a Den Den Mushi (a type of electric telephone).

"Is Mom in such a hurry this time? It seems she must have seen the faxed photo."

Tiramisu took out the photos she had taken with the Den Den Mushi earlier, a slight thought stirring in her heart.

In the photo, Sigurd, transformed into an indigo giant, is relentlessly hammering the even larger Moria.

"Oh my gosh~ Tiramisu, I've seen the photos you sent."

"He's even taller than I imagined; he's definitely a great candidate."

Charlotte Lingling's voice sounded rather cheerful on the other end of the phone.

"I really don't know what kind of race he is... It seems that there is no such race in my myriad kingdoms."

"It's just that their strength is a bit weak."

weak?

Although Tiramisu was somewhat surprised, she didn't sense anything amiss.

Sig's performance was impressive, but Charlotte Linlin is one of the Four Emperors standing at the top of the world. There are very few people in the world who can earn her respect.

Tiramisu chimed in:

"Yes, Sig's race is indeed very mysterious. They have the appearance of ordinary people, but they can transform into giants..."

Tiramisu subconsciously echoed, but was then impatiently interrupted by Charlotte Linlin.

"Sigur? Who's talking to you about Sigur? I'm talking about Moria."

Tiramisu was taken aback.

“Mo...Moria?” she repeated instinctively.

She was a little confused for a moment, then glanced at the photo in her hand.

In the photo, Sieg is seen relentlessly hammering Moria.

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