I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

It turns out I stumbled upon a grand conspiracy by accident!

Meanwhile, on the table next to the cell, there was a large bag of apples.

Sieg was indeed hesitant.

Whether Luo recognized him or not is actually not important.

Sieg has plenty of ways to make Law forget about it, such as hypnosis.

He was hesitating about something else.

Sieg looked at the pile of apples on the table, his gaze deep.

He carefully recalled the plot, and from Caesar's ability to revive the fruit to Burgess's attempt to seize the Gum-Gum Fruit, he could draw a simple conclusion:

If he kills Luo in this cell, the surgical fruit, worth at least five billion and representing the hope of immortality, will appear on the table.

Sieg glanced at Apple, then at Luo, whose face was ashen but who remained silent.

A murderous aura permeated the air.

Boom, boom.

He walked towards Luo step by step.

Luo's breathing became rapid, his face turned ashen, and he instinctively struggled, causing the shackles on his body to tighten.

He was still a rookie pirate who had just left the North Blue, and he would still feel nervous in the face of death.

This reaction caused Sieg to momentarily lose his composure.

There was a time when he was the one secretly fearful and nervous in front of the strong, but he was a good actor and didn't show it.

Sig looked up at a bag of fruit on the table.

In this chaotic world, there are plenty of pirates willing to kill and rob for huge profits; this is perfectly normal for pirates.

But what about Sieg?

Sig loves peace and upholds justice. All he has done along the way is poison the wolf fang sword, make people catch chainsaws with their bare hands, perform the thousand-year kill with an electric drill, issue warnings to the transvestite king, and perform breast augmentation surgery. His hands have always been clean.

Only two or three people died directly at his hands.

That time, Rocks couldn't control himself, and he was also in poor condition; it wasn't Seager's intention.

So, should we just kill Law for the sake of a single surgical fruit?

"My heart and actions are as clear as a mirror, and all my deeds are righteous."

Sigmund murmured.

His expression turned cold, and he strolled over to Luo.

The pirate next to him, also bound, shouted with a livid face:

"Are you some important figure? Why are you making things difficult for us newcomers who have just entered the Grand Line?"

"At least spare our captain! We didn't do anything..."

"And they secretly poisoned us even though they were clearly stronger than us! That's going too far."

Sig's expression remained unchanged; he merely glanced at the crowd indifferently.

"Fuck you, I'm going to live this way, what the hell is it to you?"

Sig reached out his hand to Luo.

Luo's body stiffened, but then he felt the shackles on his body loosen, and he was suddenly freed from restraint.

"Come with me."

Sieg turned his back and walked towards the door.

“Lucky kid protected by Corazon, I want to make a deal with you.”

Luo froze, stared blankly at Sig's back, then looked at the other crew members who were also bound, and lowered his head to follow.

..............

Sig stood with his back to Luo in front of the huge floor-to-ceiling window, looking down at the brightly lit island city.

He had his hands behind his back, and his eyes were hidden behind sunglasses, making it difficult to see the changes in his expression.

This made Luo even more uneasy, as if he had fallen into some huge conspiracy.

The bandit king has been missing for ten years; he remains a mysterious figure.

From the moment he revealed Corazon's background, Law already knew that this man knew more than he had imagined.

“Let’s discuss a deal,” Sieg said calmly.

"Your goal is to get revenge on JOKER, right? We'll use that as leverage."

Luo was startled again.

The man in front of me seems to know everything.

No... that's normal. The Mountain Bandit King is known for his mysterious ways and is a famous ambitious man. It's not too surprising that he knows about Doflamingo, is it?

"Your bargaining chip is that you personally killed Doflamingo?"

Luo Qiang suppressed his excitement and said.

For him, who was just starting out, Doflamingo was a psychological shadow that had haunted him for many years, so powerful that he was invincible.

Although he had entered the Grand Line and embarked on a real voyage, he was still unsure whether he could successfully take revenge.

But if it's Sieg? Then revenge would be a foregone conclusion.

"What is he trying to get from me? An immortality surgery?" Luo's mind raced with wild thoughts.

"If we can reach the highest level of the Op-Op Fruit in the future, the Immortality Surgery would also mean the death of the Devil Fruit user... a life for a life?"

Unexpectedly, Sieg shook his head.

"Doflamingo? He thinks he's worthy of my personal attention?"

Sieg chuckled and continued:

"I intend to give you a chance to take revenge yourself."

"Over the next two years, I can provide you with targeted training to enhance your combat abilities, including the development of your Devil Fruit powers and addressing your weakness of insufficient stamina."

"The ultimate goal of the training is to enable you to take down JOKER or G-5 base commander Vergo with your own strength."

He really did know everything...

Luo suddenly realized... that this might be a blessing in disguise for him, a tremendous opportunity.

Doflamingo, whom he considered unattainable, was nothing compared to this living legend before him.

"Should I kill JOKER myself?"

Luo glanced at Sieg in front of him and secretly clenched his fist:

"So, what do you want in exchange?"

“It’s very simple,” Sieg said calmly.

"Work for me, and..."

"Your heart."

Luo's eyes widened slightly, and his whole body stiffened.

The Op-Op Fruit's power allows him to remove his own heart... This is a technique he has never shown to anyone. How did Sigurd know about it?

He felt as if he had fallen into an ice cave, experiencing both fear and excitement.

He not only felt the huge gap in strength, but also that his opponent knew everything about him and his deepest desires, and had a firm grasp on him.

In front of Sieg, Luo was like a primary school student whose diary had been secretly read aloud by his parents. He had no secrets left, and he was filled with fear and panic, yet he was helpless.

"The heart, right?" Luo suddenly chuckled softly.

"It's just a heart, you can take it."

Sieg nodded: "Although he's a newcomer, he has some guts."

Sieg turned around, palms down, and whispered:

"ROOM!"

Luo froze again.

The telekinetic energy enveloped the invisible air, rapidly creating a hollow vortex on the ground beneath Sigurd's palm, which then quickly expanded.

The sphere's protective shield is completely transparent, and only the user can perceive it. Although Law cannot sense the existence of the ROOM space at this moment, he is still filled with doubt and uncertainty.

"Watch closely, you can use your abilities in this way too."

"baton!"

As Sieg pointed, the sofa and coffee table in the entire room were enveloped by an invisible force, suspending in the air and swaying back and forth.

Meanwhile, Luo's demonic sword, Ghost Cry, came flying from afar and landed in Luo's palm, where he caught it.

He quickly opened the ROOM space, and then stabbed himself in the heart.

A still-beating, bright red heart, encased in a transparent cube, fell into Sieg's palm and was put away by him.

Luo was shaken: "It's like a devil who can see right through people's hearts; it's a deal I can't refuse..."

"It seems we've truly been drawn into a massive, unspeakable conspiracy..."

After agreeing not to reveal Higuma's identity, Law withdrew and left, and the fledgling Heart Pirates were reduced to laborers.

For the unscrupulous boss Sieg, this was a sure-fire way to make money.

Two years later, Law was clearly not as strong as Doflamingo, but his strength was indeed considerable.

Robben has great potential. If I reveal his ability development techniques to him in advance and then give him targeted training, it's not impossible for him to take revenge and kill Doflamingo in the future.

Training wasn't difficult either. Higuma had received training tailored to him by the Navy and the great scientist Vegapunk, and he also had a knowledgeable old man like Crocus, the ship's doctor, by his side. Training a rookie pirate in the same way was not difficult.

The future is promising, the future is promising.

Doflamingo and Higuma were already at odds, so taking this opportunity to eliminate a threat wouldn't be a bad idea.