I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

Usopp is similar to King from One-Punch Man; he is a cowardly yet brave person, worthy of the name of a hero.

That's exactly what Sieg thought, he just casually added a few extra compliments.

After hearing his explanation, Usopp had lowered his guard and was beaming with pride.

"That's right, I'm the son of a pirate, so of course I'm a born brave sea warrior."

"But Uncle Sig, what brings you to our Xirob village?"

Usopp asked.

"I was just passing through, and I heard that this is the hometown of the Jesus Christ, so I thought I'd stop by and take a look."

"Usopp, your mother's name is... Banchina?"

Sieg asked casually.

He wanted to know if Banchina was still alive at this point in time.

It would have been better if he hadn't asked; once he did, Usopp was on the verge of tears again.

After listening to Usopp's intermittent explanation, Sig gradually pieced together the whole story.

During their time in the East Blue, the Red-Haired Pirates also stayed in Syrup Village.

For Usopp, his father's departure to sea was only a recent event.

However, shortly after Yasopp left home, Banchina fell seriously ill.

Recently, in order to improve Banchina's condition, Usopp has started to lie, shouting "Pirates are coming!" every day at the village entrance, pretending that his father, Yasopp, has returned.

"So that's it, Banchina is still alive..."

Sieg thought for a moment, then said to Usopp:

"Usopp, can you take me to your house?"

Usopp looked up blankly, and the gazes of the other Siegfried subordinates also became somewhat strange.

Sieg then realized his words were somewhat ambiguous, cleared his throat, and said seriously:

"Usopp, although I am not a doctor, I know a very good doctor."

"I can't guarantee anything, but if I could meet your mother and see how things are going, maybe I could think of a way to contact that very skilled doctor."

"So that's how it is! Uncle Sig, come this way with me."

Usopp then stopped crying and started laughing, becoming happy and running ahead excitedly like a normal seven-year-old child.

Before long, Sig and the others arrived at Usopp's house.

"I see, you're a friend of Yasopp..."

After Usopp finished his explanation, Banchina, lying on the hospital bed, coughed and smiled as she tried to get up, but the cough only worsened.

"I'm currently ill and have been unable to provide adequate hospitality; I'm truly sorry... cough cough..."

Banchina, lying on her sickbed, looked sickly, her face pale, yet she managed a forced smile.

"No, that's not true... Madam, we came too abruptly."

Sieg took a few steps closer and carefully examined Banchina on the hospital bed.

Despite her sickly appearance, Banchina was indeed a beautiful woman with gentle features. She wasn't stunning, but she was pleasing to the eye. However, her cone-shaped, semi-long nose subtly disrupted the harmony of her face.

"Madam looks quite well..."

As Sieg spoke, his brow furrowed.

I don't know why, but I always feel a little strange when I look at Banchina.

Sig, who considers himself quite eloquent, almost said the wrong thing just now without realizing it.

I briefly chatted with Banchina about the Yasopp.

Although Banchina was ill and in poor spirits, she was still an adult and not easily fooled.

However, Sig did indeed drink and talk with Yasopp and knew the Red-Haired Pirates.

It's quite accurate to say that they were friends of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Redheads.

After a few words, his responses were flawless, gradually easing Banchina's suspicions.

However, Usopp, standing to the side, was already getting impatient.

"Uncle Sieg, didn't you say you knew a very skilled doctor? Could you save my mother?"

Sieg didn't speak for a moment.

He didn't know anything about medicine, but Banchina's mental state was indeed not good.

When guests come to visit, the patient doesn't even have the strength to get out of bed, which indicates that the condition is indeed not optimistic.

"Don't worry, Usopp."

Sieg said in a deep voice:

"What I least want to see in my life is... a beautiful woman growing old!"

"I will do my best to help with your mother's matter."

At this point, Sigurd hesitated for a moment and glanced at Usopp:

"I'd like to speak with your mother alone about the doctor and the treatment plan. Could you please leave for a moment?"

"this...."

Usopp was a little confused and froze for a moment.

One of his father's friends planned to kick him out of the house so he could have a private talk with his seriously ill mother.

Meanwhile, the bald man and the others who had been standing quietly without saying a word had even more bizarre expressions on their faces.

"Usopp, it's okay."

Banchina smiled gently from her hospital bed:

"Although we've only known each other for a short time, I can tell that Mr. Sieg is a good person, no problem."

Ugh, I got friend-zoned.

A kind smile immediately appeared on Sieg's face.

"My wife is so gentle and considerate. She could tell I was a good person at a glance, hehehe..."

Soon, Usopp, the bald guy, and the others were all driven outside the gate.

Furthermore, Sieg was strictly ordered to keep Usopp away and watch him closely, so as not to let him eavesdrop.

After doing all this, Sieg returned to Banchina's bedside and said solemnly:

"Madam, have you ever heard of Ivankov, the miracle worker who cured incurable diseases and left behind a legend of salvation?"

Chapter 96 Two Treatment Plans

Outside Usopp's house.

The bald man and his crew led Usopp for several dozen meters, making sure they couldn't hear anything, before stopping.

However, the expressions on their faces when they looked at Usopp were somewhat inexplicably complicated.

"I never expected that Boss Sig would like this type of guy."

"I used to think that the boss and Miss Stussy had some kind of relationship..."

As the bandits were discussing, the bald man interrupted them:

What do you talk about in front of the children?

Then she directly turned the topic to Usopp:

"This little guy is Yasopp's child."

The bald man sighed and casually started chatting:

"I saw Yasopp in the tavern in Windmill Village back then. I even threw wine at the captain of Yasopp's ship..."

“I never expected that Yasopp would have such a relationship with the boss.”

..........

Meanwhile, at Usopp's home.

"Ivankov? Yasopp once talked to me about some things at sea, I think I've heard that name before..."

Banchina, lying in her hospital bed, pondered for a moment.

"Could it be that the doctor you mentioned, Mr. Sig, is Ivankov?"

"That's right, it seems I don't need to say anything more."

Sieg nodded, but then looked away from Banchina's face.

He gradually began to realize that something was amiss.

"Could it be that I really got the side effects from Boss Cao? Don't let this stupid system screw me over."

"I shouldn't have used that card in the first place!"

Sig had originally planned how to make the best use of the Cao Cao card, which still had one use left, but now his interest had gradually faded.

Fortunately, it was discovered early, so a little strange thought in one's mind has little impact and can be nipped in the bud.

Sieg turned his head and stared intently at the ceiling, an idea forming in his mind.

"Actually, Ivankov has two treatment options to choose from. You can listen to them, madam. The choice is yours."

"There are two other options?" Banchina asked, slightly surprised.

"Well, the first option..."

A muscular loli face flashed through Sieg's mind, and he said seriously:

"Madam, would you like to consider becoming a man?"

"Cough!" Banchina coughed violently, unable to catch her breath.