Sieg is a decent person and doesn't have such fancy, distracting thoughts.

If he could hold a coffin lid in his left hand and a blazing laser sword in his right, he'd be practically invincible.

Then, using the coffin lid, they first lure the deceased out, then use the flaming laser sword to obliterate them; after all, it's not logical for the dead to chase after people...

Unfortunately, the Flame Laser Sword ran out of power.

Sieg's consciousness returned to reality. He stood quietly by the window for a while, not intending to join Roger and the others in drinking.

Not long after, footsteps sounded again behind them.

Sig turned around and saw several familiar faces: Dragon and Ivankov.

The Okama King and the Revolutionary Army, including Dragon, had come all the way from the New World and were currently traveling with Sig, also aboard Barrett's giant ship.

"A dragon?" Sig asked, sounding somewhat surprised.

"You wanted to see me about something? I remember you've always been very interested in Wang Luojie, haven't you? You came all this way just to meet him, didn't you?"

Long's expression stiffened slightly.

Even someone as composed as him would still feel awkward mentioning Roger after all that had happened.

"Don't mention Roger Wang..."

The dragon shook its head:

“Sig, I originally thought he was one of us. But now it seems he isn’t, so there’s no need to talk to him.”

"We'll leave once we reach the New World. Our current entanglement with the Pirate Emperor isn't a good thing."

Same people...

Sig looked up at the dark green hood on the dragon's head and paused for a moment.

Do I have anything in common with dragons? Sig felt a little lost, but on the surface he nodded calmly.

After exchanging a few words with the dragon, Sig turned to look at Ivankov.

"Ivankov, could you give me a few more doses of that stimulant hormone you mentioned earlier?" Sig asked.

“People’s physical condition cannot be generalized. After I received the hormone injection, I did not experience any side effects. The drug was safe for me.”

Sieg is telling the truth.

The Emperor Engine gave him a powerful heart, which was often overclocked, and the high-energy hormones did not put a significant burden on his heart.

“Indeed,” Ivankov nodded.

"But that's not an ordinary drug... If it leads to adrenaline addiction, then things will get complicated."

Ivankov paused for a moment, then said;

"In pursuit of the adrenaline rush, some people deliberately push their limits, placing themselves on the brink of life and death to stimulate adrenaline secretion..."

In short, it means courting death.

Sieg scoffed, a hint of disdain in his eyes.

"No one understands the preciousness of life better than me," Sieg said arrogantly, expressing his disdain.

“But…” Ivankov’s tone softened slightly.

Seeing this, Sig patted Ivankov on the shoulder:

"Ivankov, don't worry. I won't let you give me your adrenaline for nothing.

Ivankov was taken aback.

He originally wanted to refuse, but Sig was no small fry. He had plundered the Celestial Dragons' treasury and controlled a gold mine on the Red Line, so he was probably not short of money.

But the revolutionary army is indispensable.

Then he heard Sieg speak:

"Ivankov, lend me a few doses of stimulant hormones first. It's easy for you to produce hormones, right? I'll pay you back later."

Ivankov seemed dazed for a moment, then nodded almost involuntarily:

"Oh... okay."

After a friendly conversation, five doses of stimulating hormones were obtained, which was the limit that Sieg had tested.

The two had known each other for a long time, and Sigurd didn't take advantage of the Queen of the Ivankov. Instead, he gave Ryu 50 million Berries afterward under the guise of supporting the Revolutionary Army.

Siegfried isn't exactly flush with cash right now. Between his past trip and his current earnings, he only has about 500 to 600 million Berries left.

Chapter 892 Higuma Doesn't Want to Try

Marineford, Naval Headquarters.

As dawn broke, a warship sailed from the open ocean and slowly approached the shore.

"Finally back at Marine Headquarters."

Higuma stood on the bow deck, looking at the long-unseen headquarters building, and sighed slightly.

After escorting Vegapunk to Sword Mountain Island, he returned to headquarters.

At this moment, he felt a sense of peace upon returning to headquarters, something he had never experienced before.

Following Sieg's advice, he used the last of Zhang Sanka's outlaw tactics on himself.

This card's effect is similar to that of the Fun Fruit. Of course, the Fun Fruit is more powerful.

The effects of the Childlike Fruit, besides severing the toy's identity from its original identity, also forcibly erase all information about the toy's previous identity. No one will remember you from your previous life, including your wife, family, and so on.

This is a bugged ability that can affect the memories of everyone in the world, and it does have some similarities to the so-called Mandela Effect.

The effect of the outlaw Zhang Sanka is to separate the identities of Rixiong and Xige, preventing others from connecting the two.

Although there is still some risk of exposure, it is equivalent to adding a layer of security.

Higuma doesn't need to worry too much; his identity has been exposed.

After all, he had been in headquarters without being exposed before using Zhang San's card, and with Zhang San's card as an extra layer of insurance, he was even safer.

Back at the officers' quarters at headquarters, Sieg then closed the door.

Sieg casually hung his justice cape on the coat rack, took a breath, looked at his little apartment, and stretched.

The faint morning light was divided into several pieces by the four windows and poured into the room, with dust floating in the beams of light.

However, there was no dust accumulation inside.

He had been away on business for almost a month, but the room was still quite tidy, with the blankets neatly folded. Sieg casually touched the tabletop and found that there was no dust.

"Did Ain clean it?" Sun Bear thought lazily.

What should be the first thing to do after returning from a business trip?

Higuma's gaze sharpened.

He wants to get stronger, he wants to train, he wants to break through the bottom tier in the next version...

But these are all long-term matters, and business trips are tiring, so Rixiong was also a bit mentally exhausted.

He finally decided...

"Go to sleep first."

Higuma drew the curtains, darkening the room, then took off his shoes, got into bed, and casually picked up "The Legend of Wang Sig" and "Dracula's Last Will" to read them.

The former is a record written by Sieg himself, recounting the major and minor events of Sun Bear's past journey.

However, nowadays, I only read Sun Bear as a bedtime story to help me fall asleep.

After reading for about half an hour, just as my consciousness was beginning to fade, I heard the sound of the door opening.

Rixiong immediately perked up. He quickly put away what he was holding, sat up from the bed, and looked in the direction of the sound.

"Uncle Rixiong...why did you close the doors and windows and go to bed in broad daylight as soon as you got back?"

The girl who walked in was Aion, with long, light blue hair, and she was staring at him intently.

"I'm catching up on sleep. There's no one else in the blankets." Higuma explained subconsciously, then glanced at the Den Den Mushi sleeping soundly with its eyes closed on the bedside table.

This time, he wasn't making a call; the Den Den Mushi remained asleep.

"I didn't ask that..."

"Ian said in a low voice, but out of the corner of her eye she glanced at the shape of the blanket on Sunbear's bed."

"I just came to do routine cleaning, I didn't expect Uncle Sun Bear to be back..."

As Ain said this, she skillfully opened the wardrobe again and took out a small bag containing Tina's photo from the corner of the wardrobe.

However, the small bag was clearly unopened, and a thin layer of dust had accumulated on it, indicating that no one had opened it.

She breathed a slight sigh of relief.

Higuma watched this scene with a bewildered look, feeling a bit of a headache.

When he wasn't paying attention, Ain grew at an astonishingly rapid pace... but this wasn't the kind of growth he wanted!

After closing the wardrobe, Ain's gaze involuntarily fell on the cloak of justice hanging on the clothes rack by the bed.

"Uncle Rixiong, shall I wash your clothes for you?"

As she spoke, Ain reached out and took down the cloak of justice that was hanging there, and gradually walked away.

Just as Higuma breathed a sigh of relief, he saw Ain's figure stop and turn around abruptly.

A look of astonishment crossed her face as she reached out and picked up a gray hair from her clothes.

"Uncle Sun Bear..."

Ain looked at Higuma with a complicated expression, as if to say, "My child has snagged someone else's pig."

"This is clearly not your hair, is it?"

Sun Bear has a King face and blond hair, while the hair that Ian picked up from her clothes is a light gray.

Are you Leeuwenhoek?

Rixiong was shocked. He thought for a moment. Before this trip to Jianshan Island, he had never had any close contact with anyone.

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