This can be considered a delaying tactic to buy time.

Ghostface glanced at Sig with slight surprise.

"Coincidentally, Phoenix Palace heard about your situation and became very interested in you..."

He was halfway through his sentence when he suddenly became alert and looked towards the main entrance.

dong dong dong.

There was a knock at the door.

Ghostface stood up, pushed open the door, and found that it was CP0 on guard duty giving him a warning.

Looking to the side, I saw Higuma striding towards me in the distance.

“CP0, I heard you’ve been contacting wanted criminals in private. That’s against the rules, isn’t it?” Higuma said calmly.

The masked man replied coldly, "In short, things are very complicated here, and it's not suitable to record them. If you have any doubts, just ask Marshal Sengoku..."

He glanced back at Sieg in the prison cell, said nothing, and turned to leave.

Higuma frowned. He stood at the gate, watching CP0's Oni-Mask and the others leave.

"I'll go check on Sig..."

Higuma and the officer in charge of guarding him entered the cell and closed the door.

Then, Sig and Sun Bear stared at each other for a while.

At this moment, besides the two of them, there was only one naval officer in the room.

Sigir has recovered from his injury, as has Higuma, and both are basically at full strength.

"Perhaps it's an opportunity..."

Sig opened his inventory, discussed things with Sun Bear for a while in the time-stopped space, and made up his mind.

After time resumed its flow, Higuma took out the hypnosis ring, looked at the sergeant, and began to shake it.

"Look over here." Higuma softened his tone and read aloud:

"After Admiral Higuma entered the cell and inspected it, he found nothing unusual. You were distracted for a moment, staring at the hole CP0 had punched in the table..."

“BINGO”.

After the hypnosis was achieved, the naval officer stared at the desk hole and began to drift off, looking somewhat dazed.

Meanwhile, Higuma looked at Sig in the cell, the silhouettes of the two men enveloped in dark flames.

The fourth stage: the inner world.

In a flash, the two were no longer in the prison cell, but on the cold, desolate lunar land.

"Time is of the essence, let's begin."

In the realm of their minds, the two exchanged a glance.

Shadow Clone Technique, dispelled.

The figure of the sun bear exploded into a puff of smoke and disappeared into the air.

After the original shadow clone disappears, it dissipates into chakra energy and returns to the original body. At the same time, the original body retrieves all the memories and experiences that the shadow clone went through.

At that moment, Sig also felt the surging tide of Higuma's ten years of memories flooding his mind...

"So tired... Could Sun Bear be even more exhausted than Sigma?"

Sig's brain went blank for a few seconds.

When Sigma's memories were retrieved, Sigma was almost overwhelmed by the flood of memories. He only used the momentum of killing Sigma to intimidate everyone, announced the end of the battle, and then rested for a long time.

Compared to mental exhaustion, the sun bear's physical body is replenished through energy.

I was extremely mentally exhausted, but physically I felt a swelling, fullness, and was full of energy. My condition was a bit strange.

"Can shadow clones also be used as power banks? It's just a pity I'm too mentally exhausted..." This thought flashed through Sig's mind.

At the same time, the system panel pops up automatically, displaying a series of text messages. After the shadow clone's memories and experience return, it also means the completion of the great task of farming card compatibility, as well as new card rewards.

However, Sieg was too exhausted to watch anymore.

"Shadow Clone Technique".

Sig bit the tip of his tongue, using the pain to briefly regain his consciousness. He then created a shadow clone, which once again took on the form of a sun bear.

The swelling sensation in that full body also disappeared.

The inner world was shut down, and the two reappeared in the outside world.

The shadow clone remained standing, and Sig was still bound by chains. Both of them were in the same position as before they entered the mental world, and Sig did not escape.

It's a long story, and only about ten seconds had passed outside, while the navy officer was still in a daze.

Overcome with weariness, all other thoughts vanished from Sieg's mind; all he wanted now was a good night's sleep.

The shadow clone, Sig, shook his head, glanced at the still-dazed Marine, gently nudged him awake, gave him a few words of advice such as keeping an eye on Sig, and then turned and left.

It was already dark; it was nighttime, and the warships rose and fell with the waves.

The shadow clone Sig walked down the corridor toward his room, where he planned to get some sleep.

Suddenly, a familiar figure appeared before my eyes as I turned the corner.

"Uncle Sun Bear, so you've been here... Judging from the current flight path, we'll reach Char Island tomorrow."

Ain looked at the shadow clone Sig, glancing out of the corner of her eye at the cell at the end of the corridor in the distance.

“Chara Island?” Sig asked in surprise.

"It's a rather small island, located in a rather remote area near the Devil's Triangle, and it's also...my hometown."

"Ian said in a low voice."

"Yes, that's right, I remember now." The shadow clone Sig leaned against the railing, enjoying the sea breeze, and closed his eyes to rest.

A look of reminiscence appeared on Ain's face as she murmured:

"I remember the first time I met Uncle Rixiong was in a local cemetery."

"Uncle Sun Bear actually crawled out of a grave, that's kind of scary..."

"Ok?"

Sig suddenly opened his eyes.

He saw Ain staring intently at him, her gaze deep and unfathomable, and she said in a low voice:

"I remember Uncle Rikuma said that you were kidnapped by a group of bad guys, knocked unconscious, and then forcibly stuffed into a coffin and buried alive, right?"

Chapter 1086 The Tomb of Sig

"Not bad, you still remember something from so long ago..."

Sun Bear looked at Ain, as if trying to discern any hidden meaning in her gaze.

Back then, Aion was just a child, and Sieg never imagined that so many things would happen afterward. He hastily made up a lie to deal with it.

Ain continued:

"I just heard that the flight route passed through my hometown, so I suddenly remembered things from the past."

"Uncle Higuma, you don't look too well. This battle must have been tough for you. I won't bother you any longer."

Ain turned and left.

Sun Bear silently watched Ain's retreating figure as she left.

In the movie, Zephyr is completely corrupted, going from one extreme to the other. He goes from not killing the Admirals to becoming a radical who plans to detonate three New World volcanoes, triggering a chain reaction that will destroy everyone in the entire New World Ocean.

Zephyr fights both the Navy and pirates; his actions could even be described as those of a terrorist.

At that time, among Zephyr's many disciples, only three naval officers followed him: Ain, Shuzo, and Binz.

These three people, rather than endorsing Zephyr's radical idea of ​​"completely destroying all civilians, marines, and pirates in the New World to end the Great Pirate Era," were more likely following their teacher, Zephyr.

In other words, these admirals who defected from the Navy with Zephyr were all people who put "personal feelings" above "the path of justice," which is why they followed Zephyr.

Of course, Zephyr has clearly not become a terrorist now.

"I hope there won't be a day when I'm on the opposite side from Ain..."

The thought crossed Higuma's mind as he walked towards his room.

The door was closed, the curtains drawn, and Higuma stood facing the full-length mirror.

The face on his face quickly changed to resemble Sig's.

Shadow clones are physical clones created from energy. Although they inherit Sigur's memories, they do not completely replicate Sigur's fatigued state.

The fatigue that Sun Bear was experiencing at this moment was merely due to the overwhelming amount of memories in his head, causing him to feel dizzy and lightheaded. In terms of fatigue level, it was far less than that of Sig himself, so he could still hold on.

Despite being tired and somewhat drowsy, Higuma forced himself to pull himself together, took out a Den Den Mushi from his pocket, and called the bandit group to let them know he was safe.

"Boss Sig? You...you weren't arrested? How did you contact us?"

The bald man on the other end of the Den Den Mushi looked on with surprise.

"...In short, the reasons are quite complicated, and it's difficult for me to explain them clearly to you."

Higuma yawned and continued:

"In short, keep an eye on the bandit group for me. Don't do anything or make any unnecessary moves. I'm safe and sound here, so don't make any rash moves."

"I'll make my own comeback after a while."

At this point, Higuma added a final reminder:

"The giant ship Dushan must be well hidden and must not be exposed to the world. It will be dangerous if it is discovered by the navy."

The heavily modified giant ship greatly worried Higuma.

If this were to come to the attention of the navy, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Ten thousand men had unwittingly boarded that ship. If they were to die in the navy's gunfire because of Sigra's hatred, Sigra wouldn't feel too good about it.

At the same time, even if Sieg himself manages to escape, he will likely be cut off from a peaceful life.

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