I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

"what happened?"

Roger and his companion, who were waiting in the distance, both had a strange look in their eyes.

"He's here to plant trees this time?" Roger was stunned for a long time again.

Soter was also greatly impressed, and he thought to himself:

"Could it be that Wang Xige thinks the Red Earth Continent is too barren and desolate, so he bought some incredible tree species in the hopes of planting trees and greening the Red Earth Continent?"

After thinking about it this way, Soter suddenly felt enlightened.

"I see. My previous concept of treasure was really too narrow. Is this the romance of pirates?"

Chapter 621 Rumors of Wano Country

Before the sapling radiating green light, Sieg, following the prompts, held the parchment in his hand and softly read aloud:

"The Angel Fruit should be able to suppress the curse of the Devil Fruit, allowing the Devil Fruit user to eat a second Devil Fruit."

"Angel Fruits are extremely rare and only appear on the Red Line."

"The Angel Fruit will only be reborn on the Red Line after the user who ate it dies."

"Angel fruits are extremely poisonous to ordinary people; only Devil Fruit users can eat one."

"..."

"The first Angel Fruit produced by the Wishing Tree will appear in ANOTEHRPIECE's treasure chest."

These rules all originated from the Angel Fruit message written on Tesoro's parchment.

Now that Sieg himself has read it aloud, it has become the rule of the Angel Fruit.

With each rule recited, the green light emanating from the wishing tree sapling intensifies.

After all the words were read, all the green light disappeared, and the sapling became ordinary again.

Then, Sieg placed the parchment inside the treasure chest and used the power of black flames to dig a pit nearby to bury the chest.

After doing all this, Sig felt once again that the power of causality had surged again, even more than the previous increases.

"Main Quest: The Legend of the Mountain Bandit King Sig - Phase Update".

"Causal connection: The Great Treasure ANOTEHRPIECE (2), achieved."

Sig looked up and glanced at the system notification flashing on the screen next to him.

"SS-level item card: Wishing Tree Seed has been consumed."

"The wish has been made, and it will take 30 to 50 years for the wishing tree to grow and bear fruit."

Seeing this, Sieg felt a pang of heartache, but also a sense of relief.

The current point in time is 45 years before the era of Sieg, which does indeed match the growth time of the wishing tree, so the causal logic has been established.

The S-rank prop card photo editing camera is very useful, while the SS-rank wishing tree seed is obviously more powerful, capable of producing a real angel fruit decades later.

But no matter how painful it is, we still have to use it.

Small wishes, I can't bear to use them.

However, for a grand wish like the Angel Fruit, only in the present moment, with its time travel, does Sigurd have the time to wait for the wish to be fulfilled.

Moreover, the existence of the power of causality can support Sigurd to continue traveling through time, and even be resurrected and reborn at a point in the past, so this is not a loss.

"It seems that the growth of causal power also depends on the ease with which causal connections are established. This time, the increase is probably much greater than the previous two times."

Having done all this, Sieg turned around and, without a second thought, rode off again with Roger on the giant white salt horse.

So far, two treasures have come true.

However, after a long journey, the food reserves in their inventory were almost exhausted.

Throughout his journey, Sig has tried to avoid crowds and towns and villages, and has not yet entered any town. He relies entirely on the food reserves in his inventory for food and drink.

"Next, we need to find a town to resupply properly."

After Sieg finished speaking, he turned to look at Soter.

Soter immediately shook his head:

“Mr. Wang Xige, I live in the area of ​​Reverse Mountain and have never been to such a far place.”

"My knowledge of the surrounding towns is also very limited. I only know their general locations, but I have never been there."

"Knowing the location is already quite good." Sig glanced at Soter with satisfaction and nodded.

"Now, you can give me directions."

.........

Rolling Stone Town.

This is a town on the Red Line, located on the edge of the Red Line, not far from the customs pass. It is much more prosperous than the towns in the heart of the continent.

But this is only relative.

The Red Line has a small permanent population. Apart from merchants, the majority of the inhabitants are laborers serving the Celestial Dragons and the World Government, as well as slaves of the Celestial Dragons.

Buying reserve grain is not difficult to arrange. Although the grain production on the Red Earth is not high and the price is not low, Sieg still has about 70 to 80 million Pele, so it is not a problem.

After making their purchases, Sieg and Roger immediately went back to the bar where they had met before.

"Finally, there's a place to rest."

Roger was the first to sit at the bar, looking much more relaxed.

The journey to the Red Earth was actually more tedious than Roger had imagined.

This continent is vast and sparsely populated, and with Sieg having his own purpose, he kept the salt horses galloping at high speed all the way. It had been more than a month since Roger entered the Red Earth Continent, and this was the first time he had entered a town.

After so long, Roger's injuries had long since healed, and he could drink alcohol without any problem.

"Boss, give me a glass of ale... and a cappuccino for him," Roger said.

"What's wrong?" The boss was taken aback.

“Don’t listen to him, and give me a glass of ale too,” Sieg added, then glanced sideways at Soter beside him.

"This kid isn't an adult yet, give him a glass of milk."

Soon, two glasses of ale and milk were served, and the three of them sat at the bar chatting for a while, experiencing a rare moment of peace on this red earth continent.

However, Sieg did not completely relax.

He had run a tavern in Loguetown, and although it wasn't for very long, he had gradually developed the habit of eavesdropping on other people's boasts and gathering information.

Sieg sat at the bar, twirling his glass, his mind already wandering to the chatter of the other drinkers around him.

"Have you heard? Two strangers dressed in strange clothes have come to town."

"That's right... I saw it with my own eyes. Those two were dressed so strangely. In this hot weather, they were wearing strange armor."

"There was also a young, beautiful woman, but she didn't seem like a good person; she was carrying a knife, looking quite formidable..."

"I heard they are samurai from Wano Country?"

"Wano Country? I think I've heard that name before. It's a country in the North Blue, isn't it?"

"Nonsense, my ancestral home is in the North Blue, how come I've never heard of Wano Country?"

Sieg squinted, listening to the idle chatter of the patrons around him, and suddenly felt a little bored.

"The taverns on the Red Earth Continent seem to be no different from other taverns. They're all just a bunch of patrons who talk big and spout nonsense."

Sig muttered softly.

Wano Country is actually a very remote place, located in the New World, the latter half of the Grand Line.

Higuma had considerable seafaring experience, but before the Impel Down war, he only briefly landed on Raijin Island at the invitation of Whitebeard and Shiki before rushing back to the first half of the Grand Line. He didn't venture deep into the New World at all.

Wano Country has been pursuing a policy of isolation for many years, and going to sea is strictly prohibited. How could it suddenly appear on this Red Line Continent?

Chapter 622 A Girl from the Past and a Man from the Future

"Wano Country...."

Sig muttered the word softly, his eyes slightly narrowed.

He didn't take the patrons' conversation seriously; it was just that the word reminded him of some plot points from the original work.

"What's wrong?" Roger, noticing Sieg's unusual behavior, chuckled.

"Wang Xige, do you know about Wano Country? I've heard from others that it's a country in the North Blue?"

Sieg shook his head and instead offered a brief explanation:

"Don't listen to other people's nonsense."

"Wano Country is a country in the New World, the latter half of the Grand Line, and it is not a member of the World Political Review."

"The countries of the New World?" Roger immediately became interested and asked further:

"So, are the samurai of Wano Country powerful?"

"Among the samurai of Wano Country, there are indeed extremely strong individuals," Sigurd continued, explaining.

"For example, hundreds of years ago, there was a samurai named Shimotsuki Ryoma."

"The name Wano Country is said to have been known throughout the world for hundreds of years. At that time, Wano Country was known as the Golden Country and attracted the attention of countless pirates and even world nobles."

"In that era, there once appeared a powerful samurai named Shimotsuki Ryoma."

"Speaking of Shimotsuki... Shimotsuki is on par with the Amatsuki, Fuutsuki, Ugetsuki, and Kurozumi families. They are the five great daimyo families of Wano Country and have served the Kozuki family for generations."

"However, Ryoma of the Shimotsuki family is not cut out to be a general or daimyo; he is an extremely strong samurai from Wano Country."

"When pirates and the World Government coveted Wano Country, it was Shimotsuki Ryuma who single-handedly intimidated all the pirates and even the World Nobles. It is said that he once slew a dragon in Wano Country and thus protected the country."

"That is why Shimotsuki Ryoma is known as the Dragon Slayer of Wano Country and enjoys the title of 'Sword God' in the country."

These words drew the attention of Sieg, who had been the patrons in the tavern who were talking animatedly, as well as Soter who was drinking milk.

"This person looks unremarkable... but he speaks with conviction, and doesn't seem to be bragging."