I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

These items have descriptions, but no specific abilities, qualities, or usage restrictions. It is unclear whether they are one-time use or permanent items.

Sieg thought about it carefully...

"The function of the big iron hammer should be similar to that of the fourth stage of the Dark Flame Master. Believe it or not, it's up to you. I can add a zero after the hammer to make it 100T. It seems like a pretty useful item."

"The small pocket is either a spatial pocket or a treasure bag that randomly draws small items."

"The Sniper King's Mask? Overcoming fear and gaining courage? That's useless to me. Fear is my source of power."

Sieg focused his attention on the last item.

In the end, he chose that ordinary, unremarkable slingshot.

The choice is valid.

The other items disappeared into the sea of ​​stars, while Usopp's slingshot transformed into a striking dark gold card amidst the gathering starlight.

Item Card: Usopp's Slingshot (Galaxy Pinball)

Quality: SS grade

Limit: 3 times

Ability: Power Collapse --------- A power collapse attack that ignores the enemy's combat power; even Roger could be taken down with two slingshots. Only effective against enemies; cannot damage buildings, environments, etc.

An ordinary slingshot --------- Because it is just a regular slingshot, the projectiles it fires have a limited velocity and cannot be accelerated in any way.

"Finally, I've drawn another SS-grade card..."

"As expected of the great Usopp!"

This card has many limitations, but its effect is indeed powerful, which shows that Sieg made the right choice.

After drawing two 100% cards, Sig's consciousness returned to reality.

At this time, he was still in prison.

Outside the cell, several naval officers acted as jailers, watching Sieg.

At the same time, he was also bound hand and foot, with chains and shackles made of sea stone.

Regardless of whether someone is a power user or not, these most robust shackles are a huge problem. But for Sigurd... the restrictions aren't that great.

By this time, he was basically awake and sorted through the memories in his mind.

In my mind, the jumbled memories split into two parallel, straight paths.

A path originating from Sigma leads to the pinnacle of a parallel world. Sigma, the bandit king, stands indifferently on the vast, boundless earth, with the ruins of a crumbling lunar city and the spiked hellscapes rising from the ground behind him.

The other path comes from Higuma, representing the path of justice. Admiral Higuma's path is stained with sweat and blood. Memories of battlefields and training grounds overlap in my mind.

Both long memories are vivid and profound.

It's as if Sig, the warrior of pure love, has completed both ending A and ending B. He has reloaded his save and returned to the crossroads of fate. Ahead lies the fork in the road of destiny, and he has already seen all the scenery at the end of the road.

Sigma gave him refined telekinetic manipulation skills and a wealth of experience. By simply drinking the telekinetic enhancement potion step by step, he could gradually regain the power he once possessed from his memories.

Higuma's memories are his experience in physical combat, the return of life, and the further development of the Emperor Engine. As long as you follow Higuma's path and copy his methods to modify your body with the return of life, you can regain the peak body that allows you to ascend to the position of general with your physical body.

This time, he's going to deliver a beautiful TRUEEND.

"I, the Great Bandit Emperor, have dreamt of eternity, returning from illusion to reality, and have lived a third life. Now that my foundation as the Great Emperor is complete, I can embark on the path of invincibility."

Sig opened his eyes, a sharp glint in them, his aura imposing.

He stood up in the cell, the heavy sea stone chains binding his body clanging as they tightened with his strength.

"Perhaps it's time to break out of prison," he muttered to himself.

"A mere prison could not possibly imprison the Invincible Mountain Bandit Emperor."

On this day, Sieg stood up!

At this time.

With a creak, the cell door was pushed open.

"The Warring States Marshal is right here."

Admiral Akainu led the way through the gate, then slightly stepped aside to make way for him.

From outside the door emerged in that order: Fleet Admiral Sengoku, Admiral Kizaru, Admiral Fujitora, Admiral Higuma, Admiral Zephyr...

Sig: ......

He walked to the window and glanced at the headquarters building in the distance.

Damn it, I overslept! How did I end up at Marine Headquarters?!

Sig thought for a moment, then sat down again.

Chapter 1094 Imprisoned

Despite the piercing gazes from outside the prison, Sieg calmly sat down again.

The generals outside the prison watched Sieg intently, observing him with great force.

Capturing a figure like Sig, who is at the pinnacle of the navy, is quite rare even within the navy.

The last time was more than 20 years ago when Roger and Golden Lion were arrested.

Is that Sig?

Fujitora closed his eyes and looked in the direction of Sig, his expression somewhat dazed.

This wasn't the first time he had met Sieg.

Back in the rainy city of Alabasta, he had "witnessed" Sieg's heroic act of cutting through a sandstorm with a single sword stroke to save the city.

"I've even met your fans before... I never expected that the second time I'd see you would be in this way, in this kind of setting."

Fujitora sighed inwardly.

When they met again after ten years, both of their identities, statuses, and circumstances had changed dramatically.

He rose from a wandering swordsman to become a naval admiral, while Sig had already reached the pinnacle of the sea, but had become a prisoner.

Life's circumstances are ever-changing and unpredictable.

Sengoku spoke briefly with Akainu and the nearby Marine guards before stepping forward. Looking through the prison bars at the man bound hand and foot with Seastone chains, he felt a complex mix of emotions.

"It really is Sieg himself..."

Sengoku silently watched the man.

"So, they didn't fall to my meticulous tactical plan, but rather to the hasty encirclement by Higuma, Kizaru, and the others?"

Over the years, Sengoku and Sieg have had numerous verbal clashes. Sengoku has spent a lot of time trying to figure out the ambitions and schemes of this cunning man in front of him.

When Sig was finally captured and escorted to headquarters by Higuma, Sengoku had a thousand words running through his mind, but nothing came out.

They've been rivals for a while now...

The Warring States period was filled with mixed feelings.

"I wonder if that old fox, Sieg, feels the same way..."

Sengoku naturally didn't say these words aloud in public; he simply stared intently at Sieg.

Sig felt a little uneasy under Sengoku's intense gaze.

"Zhan Guo is so old, it's not easy for him to come all this way to visit me in prison, so I'll give him face and bear with it for now."

"As is customary, I will be sent to Impel Down. For me, Impel Down is much safer than Marine Headquarters, and it is much easier to escape."

"Just bear with it for now, I'll turn things around once I get to Impel Down," Sieg thought to himself.

“Sig----” At this moment, he heard Sengoku finally speak:

"What have you always aimed for, what have you always planned?"

"You have been secretly contacting the former members of Roger's pirate crew, and even Roger's faked death and reappearance are closely related to you."

"If your sole aim is to achieve pirate supremacy, you don't need to go to this extent... You have dealings with some major pirate forces, including Roger's. What exactly is your goal?"

Zhan Guo frowned and asked directly.

Sig's existence is an anomaly; some people hate him to the core, while some great pirates are very close to him.

Roger had close relationships with other great pirates of his time, such as Whitebeard and Shiki, but the nature of these relationships was different. They could sit down and drink together after a battle, but they were always rivals and enemies.

For pirates, their only companions are those in their own pirate crew. However, pirate alliances often mean betrayal and treachery, and cannot last.

This anomaly was certainly considered puzzling by the Warring States period.

“My goal, of course, is to live a peaceful life,” Sieg said instinctively.

After saying that, he continued to try to explain:

"In fact, I've long been tired of the life of a pirate, living on the edge of a knife, so I've repeatedly tried to change my identity and go into seclusion..."

He looked directly into Sengoku's eyes, abandoning all pretense of composure, and tried to move him with the truth:

"Isn't it your navy that's been relentlessly pursuing me?"

These words startled Zhan Guo and several others.

They each had their own expectations of Sieg's response... They considered that Sieg might remain silent, deny it outright, make sarcastic remarks, or casually lie...

But this answer was completely unexpected by the Warring States period.

Even when Sengoku saw Sig's serious expression, he wavered slightly.

However, this wavering vanished after recalling Sieg's deeds.

Whether Sieg's thoughts were true or false, he caused immense turmoil to the sea, including the death of Dol, who had just died at his hands.

Even if I turn myself in now, it's already too late.

"As expected, I couldn't get anything out of Sig..." Sengoku shook his head, extinguishing any remaining hope in his heart.

What ambitions, conspiracies, or plans Sieg has... these are no longer so important.

When a person dies, all conspiracies turn to ashes.

“There’s no need to waste time on him… Sakazuki, Higuma, you two escort Sig to Impel Down,” Sengoku said.