I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

Upon seeing the card, Sig's face immediately lit up with joy.

Although it only lasted 10 minutes, and he was under the "internal injury" debuff, Rocks is Rocks...

Even with so many limitations, it's still closer to reality than the actor himself.

"Well then, let's begin."

Sieg lowered his head and took one last look at Lox's body in the body bag.

"Although he died in an unknown place, the last glimmer of the name of Lox still shines."

He put the body bag back into his inventory, stepped out of the treasure room, and took a deep breath.

The final scene for Rocks is about to begin.

Chapter 776 I, Rocks, the Strongest in the World

Sieg had just stepped out of the treasure room when he suddenly and silently withdrew his foot.

He suddenly remembered something and began to mutter to himself.

The Lox Possession Card is a card featuring Lox with internal injuries.

This might suggest that the blank card may have been printed with the image of Rocks, who was injured in life, as a possession card.

Then the problem is coming.

Which moment was it that Rox was in?

Is it Rocks, who was injured after his final battle with Roger and the others on Scarborough Island?

Was it on an unnamed island, just before Rocks died?

For Sieg, these two are fundamentally different.

You should know... the injuries Rocks suffered before his death included a severe blow to his anus!

Thinking about this, Sieg suddenly felt a little scared.

.........

at the same time.

Inside the main hall of the castle.

"How boring. Didn't that Sengoku guy say that Rocks was right here?"

Garp picked his nose dismissively, looking at the crowd in front of him with a hint of disappointment.

Apart from the few pirates under Rocks who had fallen to the ground, there were only nine Celestial Dragons left, bound by ropes.

Just now, he and Roger arrived here together.

Although Sigmund managed to leave a few of his subordinates, including the Silent Death God Serent, to keep watch over the Celestial Dragons, they were clearly no match for Roger and Garp and had already been defeated and escaped.

"Who knows?"

Roger replied casually.

Neither he nor Garp had any interest in the nine Celestial Dragons who were tied up, and they didn't even glance at them.

This time, Saint Charles could no longer sit still; he couldn't help but shout:

"Hey! Marines! Hurry up and untie us! Be as quick as a waiter serving a customer a fine wine!"

"Huh? There are Celestial Dragons here too..."

Garp turned around, picking his nose as he casually glanced at the Celestial Dragons.

"Oh, right." He clapped his hands:

"So I also have a mission to rescue a Celestial Dragon... How boring."

Garp went over and, with a look of disgust, forcefully broke the ropes binding the Celestial Dragons.

Once the ropes were untied, the Celestial Dragons immediately became imposing.

"Hey, do you know who you were just talking to? We are the world's nobles!"

One of the Celestial Dragons was about to get angry, but Garp grabbed him by the collar and carried him out like a pair of chicks.

But as soon as he reached the gate, Garp's expression suddenly turned serious.

He put down the two Celestial Dragons he was holding and said in a low voice:

"You nine people, hurry up and leave."

This enraged the Celestial Dragons.

"What are you talking about? We are not human, but Celestial Dragons, descendants of the Creator!"

"As a navy officer, you should protect us closely until we are safely out of this place!"

Karp was speechless, but he didn't react and just silently turned away.

"If we don't leave now, we might never be able to leave again."

"Kapp said in a low voice."

What are you saying—?

As soon as Charmaco Saint and the others turned around, they all shivered.

Thump... thump...

Footsteps echoed from the top of the castle stairs.

The footsteps were neither hurried nor slow, nor particularly loud, but each time they sounded, they carried a feeling that made one's heart tremble.

As the footsteps drew closer, Charmaco and the others suddenly felt the light dimming.

Even though it was broad daylight, there was a feeling that night was about to fall.

This is not an illusion.

As the footsteps drew closer, a thick darkness, like a tide, flowed down the steps, spreading gradually.

Darkness flowed like water.

But without making a sound, it swallowed up everything around it.

In the darkness, a blurry figure gradually became clear.

He was shrouded in pitch-black shadows, the darkness around him swirling like flames and thick smoke, his eyes seemingly radiating an invisible black light, and his disheveled black hair burning like flames reaching the sky.

"Locus".

Roger and Garp both uttered the man's name at the same time.

Roger silently drew his long sword from his waist, while Garp clenched his fist.

Both of them were ready for battle.

At this point, the Celestial Dragons no longer cared about Garp's earlier offense, and all nine of them stumbled and fled in disarray.

Lockes neither moved nor spoke.

As he descended the steps, his deep, unfathomable gaze seemed unfocused.

He seemed to be in a daze, or perhaps he completely disregarded Garp and Roger.

The atmosphere suddenly became heavy, and you could hear a pin drop in the main hall.

"Lox! What exactly are you plotting?"

Finally, Garp couldn't hold back any longer and was the first to ask a question:

"Suddenly, they launched a full-scale attack on God Valley with their pirate crew, and even deliberately lured the Roger Pirates here!"

"What on earth are you thinking, you idiot?"

Karp's question echoed in the air.

Yeah... what am I thinking...?

Sieg's gaze was deep and unfathomable; his attention was actually focused on his own buttocks.

"Great, I've walked so many steps and my butt doesn't hurt at all. Looks like I was overthinking it before."

Sig immediately felt a great sense of relief.

He snapped out of his reverie, looked up at Roger, and said softly:

"Roger, you've finally arrived."

"I have been waiting for this moment for a long time."

"Judging by the time, it's been more than a month, hasn't it?"

Sieg spoke casually, as the darkness around him expanded rapidly like a tide.

He was trying to familiarize himself with the power of Lox.

This was, in fact, the first time Sigurd had used the power of a Devil Fruit. This ability to instinctively manipulate and create darkness fascinated him.

Only when he was possessed by Rocks did Sieg realize just how powerful this man truly was.

"Right now, I might be the strongest person in the world... as long as my injuries don't flare up." This thought surged in Sieg's mind.

With a thought, the darkness around him rapidly expanded, enveloping everything in its vicinity.

Roger, however, was completely oblivious. He asked in surprise:

"More than a month...you've been waiting ever since our last battle?"

Roger frowned, becoming even more certain of his suspicions.

What kind of riddle are you playing?

Talking nonsense is not Garp's style.

He stomped his foot so hard that the floor cracked beneath him, and in an instant, he appeared in front of Sieg.

He gathered his strength, clenched his fist, and slammed it hard into Sieg's face!

Before the fist arrives, the wind from it comes first!