News of Sigurd's death, along with news of the two wars on the Grand Line, quickly spread around the world through the World Economic Journal.

In addition, the third part of Anotherpiece, the treasure map, also caused quite a stir, with countless copies of the treasure map beginning to circulate in the black market of the Sabaody Archipelago.

Gradually, some desperate pirates, harboring dreams of getting rich overnight and clutching countless copies of treasure maps, left the Grand Line, preparing to head to the Red Line.

........

Frosty Moon Village in the East Sea, a place of single-minded devotion.

Koushirou carried a lightweight chainsaw and walked onto the path.

The moonlight was perfect, shining on the attic stairs. Kuina was sitting alone on the attic stairs, holding Wado Ichimonji in her arms, staring blankly at the sky.

Beside her was a newspaper.

"Kuina..."

Koushirou called out, but didn't know what to say. After a long silence, he gently placed the chainsaw next to Kuina.

Now, he can no longer bring himself to tell Kuina to give up the chainsaw.

“I noticed that the blade of your old chainsaw seemed to be broken, so I bought you a new one.”

"Koushirou said softly."

This chainsaw is a finished chainsaw sword that Koushirou personally crafted after much research. It is a single-edged sword and relatively lightweight, so even the underage Kuina can use it easily.

Kuina picked up the new chainsaw sword, turned it on, and casually swung it a few times amidst the buzzing sound.

"Father, thank you, I like it very much."

Kuina said earnestly to Koushirou.

There seemed to be no obvious sadness in the girl's eyes, only determination. This surprised Koushirou slightly.

"Kuina, if you're feeling sad, you don't have to hold it in." Koushirou's gaze softened slightly.

Sig's time with them wasn't actually very long, only a few days. But Koushirou knew perfectly well Sig's place in Kuina's heart.

On the path of no return that is chainsaw swordsmanship, Sig is practically a guiding light for Kuina.

“Sad?” Guina shook her head.

Under the moonlight, the girl held a chainsaw, her gaze fixed resolutely on the moon in the sky.

"Now that Mr. Sig is gone, I must persevere and make the Chainsaw Style a name on the high seas."

"One day, I will become the world's greatest swordsman and make the chainsaw echo throughout heaven!"

Koushirou was speechless. Looking at the chainsaw in the girl's hand, he suddenly felt a pang of regret.

..............

"What's the proper way to handle Boss Sig's remains?"

"What? Cremation? That's not appropriate. Sea burial is better."

"What are you talking about? Boss, as a bandit, a traditional burial is more suitable for him..."

"Speaking of which, we have to thank Shanks... He got hit on the head with a bottle by the boss back then, but instead of getting angry, he actually saved our lives this time..."

“Mr. Sig won’t die… He promised he would always need me…” The girl’s voice gradually choked with sobs.

"Sig, your last battle wasn't bad," a cold voice said. "But you'd better live to see the day I defeat you..."

"Sig, didn't you just recruit me recently? Take responsibility for yourself..." a voice said in a low, gloomy tone.

"Boss Sig..."

"........."

My consciousness gradually faded, as if I were falling into a long sleep.

Then, Sieg suddenly opened his eyes, as if the sounds were still echoing in his ears.

It was pitch black; you couldn't see your hand in front of your face.

I instinctively tried to rub my temples, but my arm hit a piece of wood and I couldn't stretch it out at all.

Sig was lying in a narrow space, unable to stretch out his arms and legs, surrounded by wooden planks.

"This is... a coffin?"

Sig was stunned for a long time before his consciousness gradually returned.

Recalling the words he vaguely heard during his period of feigned death, his expression turned somewhat grim.

"Who wants to cremate or bury me at sea? Once I get out, I'll give all those underlings a ten-layer buff..."

Sieg muttered to himself.

Chapter 330, Sixth Character Card: Fat Tiger

Inside the coffin, Sieg didn't move for a moment, first roughly recalling what had happened before.

After apprehension, I was initially conscious and could barely control my body... but as time went by, my senses gradually faded.

Someone must have said a lot to him, but Sieg only remembers part of what was said.

After thinking for a moment, Sieg looked at his chest. Once his eyes had adjusted to the darkness, he saw that the wound on his chest had disappeared and the sword that had been used to commit suicide had vanished without a trace.

He first tried pushing the coffin lid, and found it to be quite heavy.

"I can't move it. Am I already buried in the ground? How much time has passed?"

As the thought crossed Sieg's mind, he felt a wave of weakness wash over him, leaving him with little strength to push open the coffin lid.

Sig started to panic.

The surrounding environment was cramped, making it difficult to stretch out one's arms and legs. It was dark, and the air was somewhat murky.

If you stay here any longer, your feigned death will turn into a real one.

"Could it be that because I faked my death, and the huge lie fooled everyone, the lie is now going to come true?"

The thought popped into Sieg's mind, and he gradually became a little anxious.

He pounded on the coffin lid with all his might:

Is anyone home?

There was complete silence all around, and no one responded.

Sieg took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down.

With a thought, the system panel floated up in front of him.

A line of small print appeared before Sieg's eyes.

"Achievement Quest: The Death of the Mountain Bandit King, Completed."

Mission objective: Become famous as the Mountain Bandit King and fake your death to convince the world that you are dead.

Mission Reward: One chance to draw a random character card.

Is this considered an achievement task completed? It was truly a lucky accident.

Sieg was overjoyed.

Compared to the "Death of the Mountain Bandit King," the progress of the "Return of the Old Era" quest that Sig had been longing to achieve was still 2/3, and not yet completed.

The old era has returned, demanding that Sieg change the fates of the characters and events of the old era and usher in a new one.

The two who meet the requirements are Crocus and Brook.

Oddly enough, Rayleigh doesn't seem to be included in the calculations.

"Isn't my influence on Rayleigh significant enough?"

Without much thought, Sieg immediately felt a surge of inspiration and his consciousness sank into a sea of ​​stars.

A vast expanse of starlight gradually converged, transforming into a golden card that appeared before Sig.

The card flips over, revealing a strong, short-haired boy whose expression, despite being a child, appears somewhat fierce.

Character Card: Takeshi Gouda

Quality: S-grade

Source: Doraemon

ability:

Gian's strength -------- Gian is very strong, with a punching force of up to 6 tons.

Borrowing without returning—borrowing something from someone and never returning it. This increases the chances of successfully borrowing from a child.

A soul singer – whose voice can effectively penetrate the body and strike the soul.

Gian's strength? Gian's strength is 6 tons?

Sig was stunned for a moment before he understood.

In a past life, there was an expert who, holding a cartoon image of "Gian punching Nobita in the face, leaving a dent," solemnly analyzed that it would take a punch of 6 tons of force to dent a person's skull...

So, the strength of one fat tiger equals 6 tons?

Sig chuckled wryly as he withdrew from the sea of ​​stars within his consciousness.

So, this S-rank card surpasses the original Gian, with a punching power of 6 tons? Seriously, they're taking random, nonsensical analysis as fact...

Wait... 6 tons?

hiss---

Sieg took a deep breath of the murky air inside the coffin.

"Six tons of strength? Doesn't that mean that as long as I continue to play the role of Gian, when the compatibility reaches 100%, I can also possess a full six tons of strength?"

"I can finally get stronger? Silly system, I misunderstood you!"

This huge windfall left Sieg a little stunned.

"Has my luck finally turned around after I stopped being the bandit king?"

Sig, who had been a little dazed, suddenly perked up.

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