Garp's expression turned serious again at this moment.

"Sig, you have indeed been deceiving this old man!"

Sig: "......"

Sorry, I was interrupted by the senbei just now. I'm no longer tense, and the Emperor Engine just won't start!

While Sieg was speechless for a moment, Garp continued:

"You are indeed not weak!"

"How could Roger possibly entrust so many things, including the life of his own son, to a weakling..."

"It has nothing to do with trust, it has to do with ability."

Garp spoke sternly, his face grim, enunciating each word clearly.

"I...."

Sieg opened his mouth, trying to say something, but his mind was in complete turmoil, and he couldn't utter a word.

"What else do you want to say? Are you going to continue deceiving this old man?"

"How could someone with such an imposing aura be weak?"

Garp shouted, his gaze fixed on Sig in front of him.

Bang bang bang bang!

The Emperor Engine was awakened once again, and the two men's auras were like volcanoes about to erupt, clashing against each other.

The terrifying pressure emanating from Sig caused Garp's gaze to sharpen.

"Sig!"

Garp stared directly at Sieg in front of him and shouted:

"You still want to provoke me into attacking you?"

You're wrong!

Eh?

Sig paused slightly, and the sound of the Emperor's engine, which had been beating rapidly, weakened a little.

He saw that Garp's expression remained serious, and his fists were still clenched, but he stood still, showing no intention of making a move.

"You deceived me, claiming to be a cowardly weakling, a boastful drunkard..."

Do you think I would believe your nonsense?

At this point, Garp shook his head.

“I understand. You want me to believe that you are just an insignificant weakling, so that the Navy and the World Government will take you for granted.”

"But how could the weak possibly possess such imposing manner?"

At this point, Garp stared straight at Sig, his aura surging once more, his fighting spirit surging like a tide, making no attempt to conceal it.

But in the end, he still showed no intention of making a move.

"Fortunately, I am wise and clever enough to discover your deception... and yet you still want to pretend to be a strongman to force me to attack you, hoping to die by my hand?"

Garp laughed heartily.

"I don't care what secrets you have. Even if you die by my hand, I don't want to reveal them."

"I don't want to know how you were so badly injured or how you are now so ill that your strength is far from what it was at its peak."

At this point, Garp sighed softly:

"But I don't want to see a hero grow old, and I have no intention of taking action against someone who is chronically ill."

"If you want to force me to take action, wait until you return to your peak, then we can have a truly exhilarating battle!"

"Once you return to your peak, you and I will be enemies, and I will no longer show you any mercy!"

After saying this, Garp laughed heartily, and without giving Sieg a chance to react, he hurriedly left through the gap in the wall.

"I'm truly at peace with myself."

Sieg has lost count of how many times he's breathed a sigh of relief today.

He stood at the gap in the wall, leaning against it and breathing slightly heavily.

This time he was smarter and planned to watch Garp until he disappeared into the distance.

Sure enough, Garp, who had already walked a distance away, slapped his forehead.

"Oh, right, I forgot something."

Garp's figure moved quickly and disappeared from Sig's sight.

However, a moment later, the burly man reappeared in front of the gap in the wall of Sig’s wooden house.

This time, however, he had another person with him.

"Yo, Uncle Higuma." Luffy, who was being grabbed by the collar by Garp, greeted him excitedly.

"Grandpa said Uncle Sieg is even more amazing than I imagined..."

Before Luffy could finish his sentence, Garp handed him over to Higuma.

Sig; "???????"

Garp said earnestly:

"I've been busy with military affairs and haven't been able to properly discipline Luffy. Luffy also doesn't get along very well with Ace, even with Dadan."

"Since your mission, Sig, is to secretly take care of Ace, then you might as well take care of my grandson as well."

Chapter 32 Iron Fist Garp, Not Bad!

For a moment, Sieg froze on the spot.

He never expected that the script he had made up to deal with Garp would become a noose around his own head, causing Garp to have such thoughts.

"Vice Admiral Garp, this is a bandit's den, not a nursery..."

Sieg stopped abruptly halfway through his sentence.

On Dadan's side, it was also a bandit's den...

Garp's parenting philosophy seems to be to hand his children over to bandits and then wait for them to be trained by the bandits to become the strongest marines.

"I would also like to send them to the navy for training, but that's impossible."

Karp shook his head slightly.

"No need to say more. You were entrusted by Roger, and perhaps Ace should have been raised by you. As for Luffy..."

Garp glanced at Luffy.

"Uncle Higuma is so strong, of course I want to train here and become stronger, and become the Pirate King!"

Luffy was also very happy, as his first impression of Dadan, Ace, and the others on the other side of Mount Colbo was not good.

"No, you and Ace must both become the strongest Marines!"

Garp immediately punched Luffy on the head.

"Higurashi, keep a close eye on things for me. We absolutely can't let Luffy go astray!"

"How could my grandson possibly become the Pirate King... or some kind of bandit king!"

As Karp spoke, he casually pulled a corner of a bounty poster from a pocket, which featured Sig!

Sig suddenly felt a headache coming on.

He seemed to have no choice but to accept Garp's offer.

In the end, he could only stand there and watch Garp walk away one last time until his figure disappeared from sight.

"This time, it should finally be over, right? Garp won't be coming back, will he?"

Sig breathed a sigh of relief once again.

He actually managed to overcome this challenge. Thinking back on what just happened, I'm still a little nervous.

He stepped outside the wooden wall, put his hands behind his back, looked up at the sky, and felt a surge of pride amidst his emotions.

"Garp the Iron Fist is not bad."

Sig’s deep voice rang out.

"It's a pity that the Mountain Thief King's strength has not recovered, and he was unable to have a thorough battle with Garp at his peak. So we won't hold it against him this time."

At this point, a hint of regret crept into Sieg's gaze as he looked up at the sky.

Every gesture he made exuded the aura of a powerful figure, as if he had just engaged in an earth-shattering battle with Garp.

"Uncle Sig..."

"Boss Sig..."

A sound came from the side, startling Sieg.

Turning around, he saw his own subordinates and Luffy all looking at him with starry eyes.

"Huh? When did you show up? Did you hear what you just said?"

Sig suddenly felt awkward. He had just had a scene with Garp and couldn't help but feel a little excited.

"We really didn't expect that Boss Sig had so many glorious pasts."

The bald man wiped away his tears and said, moved:

"Boss, you and Lieutenant General Garp are such close friends that he entrusted his own grandson to you. That's an incredible level of trust!"

"We were so stupid. We actually thought that Vice Admiral Garp was the boss's destined nemesis. Turns out he's a close friend!"

The bandits nearby also sighed with emotion.

“Boss, we are really ashamed. When we were at the foot of the mountain, we actually had a little doubt about your strength.”

"It's a pity that our leader hasn't recovered to his peak strength yet. He only exchanged one blow with Garp, and although they were evenly matched and he was unharmed, Vice Admiral Garp could still see that our leader's strength wasn't at its peak..."

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