I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

"Was my head pat not strong enough? Should we go back to Shimotsuki Village and guide Zoro onto the path of the Three Chainsaw Style?"

Sieg even had such a thought in his mind.

Shifting his attention from the system panel, Sieg immediately ordered his subordinates to bring him nautical charts.

The seas in this world, whether east, west, south, or north, are still normal oceans, and navigation is possible without needing a navigation pointer.

Before getting drunk, Sieg did not give any orders on where the ship should go, so the ship was drifting along the general direction of Loguetown with the ocean currents.

After a moment's thought, Sieg's gaze fell on one of the islands in the East China Sea.

This place is very close to the pirate ship that has been drifting with the tide for some time, and it is expected to take about half a day to arrive.

Xiluobu Village.

On this island, there also exists an important character in the story: Usopp as a child.

"Yespaghetti"

Sig suddenly remembered the Red-Haired Pirates sniper he had met before.

“I will take care of your wife and children, so you don’t need to worry.”

This is certainly not a serious matter, but if Banchina were seriously ill right now, she might be able to lend a hand and help complete Sig's achievement quest.

So Sieg changed the ship's destination to Xirob Village.

Chapter 94 Peach Rabbit Waits for a Rabbit to Fall into the Trap

Loguetown, the last town on the East Blue leading to the Grand Line.

A warship that had sailed from the naval headquarters arrived silently at the naval port of Loguetown one night.

"It's a warship from headquarters. Has reinforcements from headquarters finally arrived?"

The port officers stationed in Rogge breathed a sigh of relief.

In the East China Sea, where the average bounty is only 3 million, the emergence of a bandit with a bounty of nearly 200 million, which directly refreshed the highest bounty by almost ten times, has indeed made them very nervous.

Many in the Navy speculate that such a figure will eventually enter the Grand Line, at which point the Navy of Loguetown will inevitably encounter Sig.

Under the watchful eyes of the navy, a graceful figure stood quietly on the deck of the warship that had just entered the port.

Upon seeing the woman's figure clearly, many sailors' gazes gradually became fixed, and their breathing became slightly rapid.

The officer in charge of the warship was a woman dressed as a geisha with exquisite makeup. Her black hair was piled up at the back of her head, with two strands hanging down on either side of her cheeks. She had a beauty mark on the corner of her lips and exuded a mature charm.

The woman wore a cloak of justice, standard issue for officers, but underneath she wore only a peach-colored short-sleeved shirt, the zipper of which was boldly pulled up to her chest, revealing a soft and deep cleavage that seemed to draw the gazes of the sailors.

Her lower body was covered by a pair of shorts that barely covered her upper thighs, exposing her long, slender, and fair legs. On her left thigh was a spider-shaped tattoo.

Her fiery outfit made the eyes of the navy men who came to greet her turn into hearts.

"The Gion Junior High Advisor has arrived..."

"Vice Admiral Gion, the latest intelligence from CP indicates that Sig and the Revolutionary Army have appeared in Shimotsuki Village in the East Blue..."

A sergeant coughed lightly and began his report.

"Does this self-proclaimed mountain bandit pirate really have deep ties with the Revolutionary Army?"

Vice Admiral "Momosasa" Gion of the Navy Headquarters nodded slightly, but did not pay much attention to it.

"Keep an eye on Sig's movements. I'll be on standby in Loguetown for now. If you spot Sig or the Revolutionary Army, let me know immediately."

Her mission was to operate covertly in the town of Rogue, waiting for her prey to come to her.

As for headquarters, whether or not to send a fleet to the area around Shimotsuki Village to hunt down Sig was not something she needed to worry about.

.........

The village of Sirob was not far from Sig's ship, and in just half a day, Sig's ship arrived at the edge of the island where the village of Sirob was located.

Although Sig's ship did not fly a pirate flag, it was still an illegal pirate ship wanted by the World Government. Therefore, Sig ultimately decided to moor the ship outside a deserted cliff.

"The ship is anchored in a place like this, it shouldn't be discovered, right?"

Sieg muttered to himself.

He's currently the most wanted criminal in the entire East China Sea, so he's trying to keep a low profile. But he's attracted the attention of the navy, and things are really going to get complicated.

In theory, no one with a brain in the East China Sea would provoke a bounty hunter of this caliber.

However, the world of One Piece has never lacked hotheads.

When Admiral Kizaru first arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago, some random pirates dared to attack him, thinking they could make a name for themselves and take the admiral's head.

Once ashore, Sieg looked at the group of men following him and felt a bit of a headache.

He now has over two hundred subordinates. With such a large group, even if no one recognizes him, Sig, he would be extremely conspicuous once he enters the small village of Xirob.

"Go back and watch the ship, you two. Aaron, Stusi, you go back and watch the ship too."

Sieg ultimately gave this order.

"Why?" Ah Long asked, a little annoyed.

“The fishmen are too conspicuous in this small village. Your mere appearance will definitely cause a sensation.”

Sieg offered an explanation, glancing at Stussy.

Stussy remained obedient, and when he saw Sieg looking at him, he gave him a flawless smile.

Stussy is the ticking time bomb that Sieg has always been most worried about.

This person could report intelligence to the navy at any time. If Sieg brings Stusi with him and lets her see too many things, it might bring trouble to the village.

Finally, Sieg looked at the few subordinates in front of him, including the bald man, who had a kind and gentle appearance, and nodded in satisfaction.

"That would be perfect, and it shouldn't attract any attention."

"Boss." One of the bandits raised his chainsaw.

"I think as long as you're carrying a chainsaw, you're bound to look anything but low-key."

"Shut up! As a swordsman, the chainsaw is my life. How can I be without it?"

Sieg completely ignored the advice of his men who were carrying chainsaws.

The group then climbed the low hill, which was wide enough to see the village of Xiluobu in the distance.

However, after walking a few steps, there was a rustling sound from the grass beside them.

"Someone?"

The bandits beside him immediately became alert, their hands already on the knives at their waists.

Before they even got close to the bushes, a childish voice started shouting.

"Pirates are coming! Pirates are coming!"

A child with a long nose and curly hair shouted as he darted out of the bushes and ran toward the distant village.

"Stop him!"

Sieg's expression shifted, and he immediately spoke.

He was a little surprised to run into Usopp so quickly, but if the villagers were alerted, it would be very troublesome.

Usopp was only a seven-year-old child at the time. He hadn't run more than a few steps when he was grabbed by one of Sieg's men and lifted up.

"Pirate! Let me go! My father is a notorious pirate with eight thousand men under his command..."

Before Sieg could say anything, Usopp, held in his subordinate's hands, began to struggle violently, tears and snot streaming down his face.

"We are not pirates."

Sieg sighed and tried to explain.

“That’s right, we are mountain bandits! Don’t compare us to mere sea pirates. Our boss back in the day…” the bald man added from the side.

Sieg glared at him, about to speak, when Usopp shouted:

"I know you are Sig, the bandit king of the East Blue with a bounty of 180 million. You are a strange man who calls himself a bandit even though you are a pirate."

"But you are nothing compared to my father's eight thousand men..."

Sieg narrowed his eyes and pulled up the hood of his cloak.

While purchasing supplies in Shimotsuki Village, Sieg made Baldy follow the example of the Revolutionary Army and buy a large number of hooded cloaks.

It was unexpected that it was exposed so quickly, but there were ways to deal with it.

Sieg thought for a moment, then whispered:

“Usopp, your father Yasopp is indeed a very powerful pirate, but I have never heard of him having eight thousand men.”

Chapter 95 The Man of Miracles

These words startled Usopp, who immediately stopped struggling.

How do you know my name and recognize my father?

Seeing that Usopp had stopped struggling, Sigurd signaled his men to put him down and handed him some tissues.

"When I was in Windmill Village, I met your father, Yasopp, and the Red-Haired Pirates, who were part of Yasopp's crew."

"That guy Yasopp, he loves to tell everyone he meets about his seven-year-old child..."

Sieg skillfully began the part of making up a story that was half true and half false.

"Now it seems your father, Yasopp, was right. His son is indeed a born brave sea warrior."

"Upon seeing me, a vicious pirate, instead of quietly hiding to the side, you're preparing to warn the villagers to escape?"

"What a brave child..."

Higuma occasionally praises Yasopp for being invincible, and the Red-Haired Pirates' sharpshooter for being unerring. He also occasionally praises Usopp for being brave and resourceful.

Sieg's words weren't exactly lies.

In the original work, Usopp, who didn't have much strength yet, bravely stepped forward and fought against the Black Cat Pirates alongside Luffy.

Afterwards, Usopp asked Kaya and the others not to tell anyone about his bravery in fighting the Black Cat Pirates, because it would disrupt the peace of the village.