I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

He saw that Sieg was still standing in the same place, his posture had not changed much, but there was a clear look of surprise in his eyes.

Long breathed a sigh of relief.

"It seems that Sieg has no intention of making a move for the time being."

Dragon's original plan to tell the Revolutionary Army cadres was to directly prevent Sig from meeting Garp, thereby ending Sig's grand plan.

After Sigurd attacked the Celestial Dragons, he considered Sigurd a potential ally of the Revolutionary Army and even wanted to recruit him into the Revolutionary Army.

This potential ally wants to deal with his father, and regardless of who wins or loses, it's not something he wants to see.

However, Garp arrived too quickly, so he had to temporarily change his plan to stop the two from fighting.

Fortunately, it was Garp who came this time.

If it were any other general who came, Long wouldn't have had the naive idea of ​​stopping him.

"Dragon, I'm asking you a question!"

Garp's expression darkened further, and he too began using Moonwalk to chase after the dragon high in the sky.

The two gradually left the airspace above the pirate ship and landed on the sailing ship belonging to the Revolutionary Army, which was decorated with a dragon encircling its hull.

"Could it be that Sieg is also connected to the Revolutionary Army?"

"Dragon, answer me!"

Garp landed on the deck, his anger rising, and shouted sharply:

"Do you know that I just entrusted Luffy to Higuma a few days ago, and he's already caused such a huge mess!"

"Where is Luffy? Did Higuma bring him onto the ship?"

"That's my own grandson!"

With a loud shout, Garp unleashed a powerful punch.

Long, who was about to continue his escape, paused, his face darkening.

Even now, Dragon still can't understand why Garp entrusted Luffy to Higuma.

“Luffy is my own son! He was entrusted to Dadan by Higuma and didn’t come along.”

"Dragon said in a low voice. He suddenly turned around, and Armament Haki instantly covered his fist."

"But why did you, as the grandfather, so easily hand Luffy over to the bandits you wanted to capture?"

Garp's originally fierce momentum faltered slightly.

boom!

The two men's fists collided, and the deck beneath their feet cracked.

"Let's not talk about Luffy for now," Garp changed the subject, his anger subsiding slightly.

Half of his purpose in arresting Sieg was actually related to his grandson.

"But why are you stopping me from pursuing Sig? Is he one of your revolutionary army members?"

"No. It's just that he did something that even our revolutionary army couldn't do."

"He protected the refugees and took action against the Celestial Dragons who were shelling the refugee boat."

During the battle, the dragon once again used Moonwalk to ascend into the air, pointing one finger at the refugee convoy:

"Because of this incident, the refugees at the uncertain final destination all called him a hero who fought against the Celestial Dragons."

Dragon gave Garp a deep look.

hero?

This single word struck Garp like a chord, stopping him from throwing another punch at the dragon.

Who in this world doesn't know that Vice Admiral Garp is known as a naval hero?

Even within the Navy, few remember why Garp was initially hailed as a hero.

The name of the naval hero began decades ago with the Battle of God Valley, which ended the era of Rocks.

In that war, besides eliminating Rocks, Garp actually protected the Celestial Dragons and their slaves, which is why he has been reluctant to mention it for many years.

"A mountain bandit hero who protects refugees and takes action against those scumbags, the Celestial Dragons."

"A naval hero, yet he's protecting the Celestial Dragons and their slaves?"

Garp remained silent for a moment.

In just a few words, he was drawn into his memories by his son.

His fighting spirit and hostility towards Sieg disappeared by more than half in an instant.

Seeing Garp suddenly fall into deep thought, Dragon also temporarily stopped his attack.

Because he knew his father inside and out, he had the idea and plan to stop Garp from pursuing Sig.

If it really came down to fighting Garp based on pure strength, even his son wouldn't be able to withstand it.

However, it seems that the plan was very successful.

.........

Sig watched the father and son, who were already locked in battle, from afar, still feeling a little confused.

Things changed too quickly. Suddenly Garp appeared, and suddenly Garp was lured away by the dragon.

"Sigurd Boy! Lieutenant General Garp, leave Dragon to cover our retreat. It's time for us to leave."

Ivankov's large face suddenly appeared in front of Sig, and he spoke earnestly.

Before the dragon charged out, he also told Ivankov about his plan to stop the two of them from fighting.

A look of joy immediately welled up in Sieg's heart.

Garp is not an impartial person. Currently, among the entire refugee fleet, only Dragon is likely to be able to stop Garp, and most likely he will escape unscathed.

This is the best option against Garp.

"I can't accept this..."

Sieg almost burst out laughing inside, but he remained outwardly calm.

However, Ivankov interpreted his politeness in a different way.

"Sigboy is clearly unwilling to accept that his grand plan has been thwarted..."

Chapter 63, Second Card Type

With a slight unease in his heart, Ivankov spoke, following the conditions the dragon had previously stipulated:

“Sigurd Boy, if your grand plan is to defeat a Navy Admiral to establish your authority, you might as well choose someone else.”

"Here's what we'll do: if you want to deal with the two generals, Sengoku the Buddha and Zephyr the Black Arm, our Revolutionary Army can provide you with the relevant intelligence."

After speaking, Ivankov stared at Sig with a hint of nervousness, wanting to see his reaction.

These conditions were actually part of the dragon's plan.

Garp is a very special vice admiral. Even though he is not related to Dragon, the leader of the Revolutionary Army, he would not treat the Revolutionary Army as a major enemy, given his personality.

The other admirals of the Navy, regardless of their personal views on the Revolutionary Army, ultimately have to listen to the World Government's wishes.

For the Revolutionary Army, Garp is not considered an enemy; the other generals are.

The revolutionary army's intelligence system was powerful, and providing intelligence on generals was not considered a significant contribution.

But if we could eliminate a naval admiral, that would be a tremendous victory.

Even if it fails, it's still worthwhile to be able to cooperate with Sieg.

This was a plan devised by Dragon to deal with Sig's dissatisfaction after he personally thwarted the grand plan.

However, in Ivankov's eyes, Sig's expression remained calm, with a slight hint of confusion in his eyes.

"Why do I have to deal with the general?"

"Also, what exactly is meant by a 'grand plan'?"

Sig glanced blankly at Ivankov and the dragon who was fighting Garp, and a sense of understanding gradually emerged in his mind.

Having traveled through time for so long, he was well aware of the capabilities of his Emperor Engine.

I don't know why this big plan went off track...

Judging from Ivankov and Dragon's expressions... do they think they're going to deal with Garp? Or some other admiral?

However, an S-rank card is still an S-rank card.

Li Jingka, who is ranked A, is indeed very strong, but he would be useless against Garp at present.

However, King's Emperor Engine ability allowed Sig to stand still and do nothing, directly resolving the major crisis of Garp's pursuit.

Congratulations! Congratulations!

Having figured this out, Sieg cleared his throat and said:

"I appreciate the revolutionary army's kindness, but I—"

Just as Sieg was about to refuse, a voice rang in his mind, and at the same time, a virtual light screen rapidly unfolded in front of him.

"Task module activated."

"Mission: The Mountain Bandit King's Grand Plan."

"Mission objective: Defeat any of the Navy Admirals."

"Task Reward: One chance to draw a random Possession Card."

Sig was utterly shocked.

Hey, we've been in this world for so long, and suddenly a new feature appears? Is this all so casual?

But you think you can trick me into fighting a general with just a single card?

Sieg sneered inwardly.

There are always people who have inexplicable expectations of him.