One Piece: All-girl Group, Awakening the Blue Dragon Fruit

Upon hearing Sabo's instructions, all the Revolutionary Army cadres quickly evacuated through the back door.

However, there was still a girl who stood firmly beside him, ready to deal with El together with him.

The girl was none other than his partner, Kerla, and her eyes were filled with determination and courage.

Chapter 81 Contact with the Revolutionary Army (Please recommend and collect)

Noticing the departure of the Revolutionary Army cadres, Al stopped outside the door to avoid further misunderstandings.

He tried to make his tone calm and sincere: "I have no ill will, everyone in the Revolutionary Army."

There was silence in the room, no one responded, and the revolutionary army cadres gradually left the room.

Only after making sure they had left safely did Sabo slowly open the door and walk out, followed closely by Kerla.

"I wonder what business it is that you, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, come to the East China Sea for?" Sabo asked vigilantly, raising the water pipe in his hand slightly, ready to deal with any emergency at any time.

Looking at the second-in-command of the Revolutionary Army, Chief of Staff Sabo, Al asked tentatively: "Do you know Luffy and Ace, Sabo?"

Sabo frowned slightly, obviously confused by Al's question: "Of course I know. The newspapers were reporting about them a few days ago. They are the two heirs of the world's most evil bloodline who escaped from the war. You didn't come to me to ask this kind of question, did you?"

Apparently, Ace didn't die, so Sabo wasn't stimulated, so his memory hasn't recovered yet.

Al's heart sank slightly. It seemed that Ace was not dead, and Sabo's memory was not restored.

He decided to keep trying: "So do you remember the ASL trio when you were a kid?"

Sabo's expression remained alert, but he showed no particular interest or curiosity in what El said: "I don't know what you are going to say. If you have anything to say, please just say it directly, Shichibukai El."

Al knew that his attempt had no effect, so he decided to state his purpose directly: "In that case, I'll be frank. I rescued a group of child slaves from the Celestial Dragons in Marijoa. You, the Revolutionary Army, are the only ones in the world who dare to take them in, so I sent them here."

When Kela heard this, a hint of excitement flashed in his eyes: "Are you telling the truth? Where are they?"

She was once a slave of the Celestial Dragons, but was later sent back to her hometown by the Sun Pirates and then joined the Revolutionary Army.

When she heard that there was someone like Tiger who dared to rescue the slaves in the hands of the Celestial Dragons, she immediately asked excitedly.

Al nodded, his tone firm: "It's true. They are now on a ship not far away. I hope you can give them a new life."

Sabo and Kerla looked at each other, and there was a hint of admiration in their eyes.

However, Sabo did not blindly believe what Al said. He let Al lead the way in front, and he followed closely behind. Kerla followed behind at a distance to keep watch.

The group quickly returned to where the pirate ship had docked before.

El asked Sabo to wait for a moment, then jumped under the bridge, displayed his human-beast form, and lifted the pirate ship with his own strength and the flame cloud, and transported it steadily to the bridge.

Afterwards, Al opened the cabin again and said gently to the children inside: "I'm back, and I've found people who can take good care of you. They are the Revolutionary Army, the only organization in the world that is not afraid of the Celestial Dragons."

Hearing Al's words, the children all showed happy smiles on their faces.

Sabo, who was outside the door, used his Observation Haki to observe the pirate ship and found that it was indeed full of young children.

He immediately took out his Den Den Mushi and asked Kerla to contact the cadres of the Revolutionary Army and arrange some warm supplies and transportation.

After contacting Kerla, he also walked into the cabin.

Sabo apologized to Al, "I'm sorry, Al, we misunderstood you."

Then, he turned to the children and said sincerely: "My children, you are all safe now. You will no longer be enslaved by the Celestial Dragons. We will take you all to a safe place and let you grow up healthily."

Hearing Sabo's words, the children cheered.

At this time, Kerla also quickly approached the ship and entered the cabin.

She quickly checked the hoof marks of the Sky Dragon on the children and was so moved that she burst into tears: "You are such a good person, Mr. El."

Al said a little embarrassedly: "I just did something I felt I should do. These children will have to trouble you, the Revolutionary Army, in the future."

Sabo patted his chest firmly and said, "Don't worry, we will definitely protect these children."

Under the arrangement of the revolutionary army, a small force soon arrived at the scene and took the children away.

Every child who left hugged Al who was squatting in front of the cabin, and left reluctantly.

They also wanted to stay with El, but El patiently explained that he had to go deal with vicious pirates and could not take good care of them. The children then left, saying that they would repay him when they grew up.

After all the children were safely taken away, El also gave the pirate ship to the Revolutionary Army.

Afterwards, Al, Sabo and Kerla talked in a warm room.

There was a fireplace in the room, and the warm firelight shone on everyone's face, adding a gentle atmosphere.

Al explained the course of his actions and why he chose to hand over the children to the Revolutionary Army.

After listening to this, Sabo's eyes flashed with admiration, and he praised: "There are not many people like you in this sea. Are you interested in joining our revolutionary army?"

Al shook his head and politely declined, "I'm sorry, I have my partner and can't join you. But I believe we will become good friends. If there is anything in the future, as long as I don't expose myself, I will try my best to help you."

Hearing what El said, Sabo sighed regretfully, but before he could say anything, the Den Den Mushi in his arms suddenly received a communication request.

When Sabo saw the Den Den Mushi requesting communication, his expression immediately turned serious, "Sorry, Al, I have an important call. I'll go out and answer it first."

After Sabo left the room, Kerla was still thinking about how to start the conversation, but Sabo quickly returned to the room and handed the Den Den Mushi in his hand to El.

Al took the Den Den Mushi and had already guessed something in his mind.

The only person in the Revolutionary Army who can make Sabo so cautious is probably Dragon.

Sure enough, a deep middle-aged man's voice came from the Den Den Mushi: "Hello, Al, I'm Long, and I'm glad to be able to contact you through Den Den Mushi."

El smiled and responded, "Hello, Mr. Long, I am also very happy to receive a call from the leader of the Revolutionary Army."

There was a hint of genuine gratitude in the dragon's voice: "Thank you for saving Big Bear and Ginny's daughter. If it weren't for you, I might have lost another good friend."

Al said modestly, "I feel honored to be able to help Big Bear."

Speaking of this, Al suddenly remembered the Impel Undersea Prison he visited not long ago. The Shemale King should still be on the 5.5th floor.

So he asked, "Mr. Long, I went to Impel Undersea Prison not long ago, and I think I saw the revolutionary soldier Demon King. I wonder if he escaped?"

"Ivankov had been in Impel Down for ten years. During the last prison riot, she took the opportunity to escape with a group of people."

Chapter 82: Kidnapping Kerla (Please recommend and collect)

Long chatted with El for a few more words, and finally told Sabo to treat El well, then hung up the Den Den Mushi.

Sabo took the Den Den Mushi back into his arms and sincerely saluted El, saying, "Thank you for saving Mr. Kuma. He gave me a lot of teachings and help. I only heard from Master that Mr. Kuma and Bonnie were back, but I didn't expect it was you who saved them."

Al smiled and waved his hand: "I just happened to be there at the right time."

The three of them smiled and chatted for a while while drinking tea, and Al wanted to try to see if he could awaken Sabo's memory.

"But, Sabo, do you remember the ASL trio I asked you about just now?"

There was a hint of confusion in Sabo's eyes. He didn't know why Al kept asking this question. However, a light bulb went off in his mind and he thought of a possibility.

He said to Al excitedly, "I had an accident when I was a child, which caused me to lose my memory. I can't remember anything from the past. Do you know anything about my past?"

"You, Luffy and Ace are sworn brothers. ASL is the abbreviation of your three names." Al said seriously.

Hearing what El said, Sabo seemed to be hit by an invisible force and was shocked. He quickly found the newspaper he had read before and looked at the photos of Ace and Luffy carefully.

Kerla asked curiously, "Is this true? Luffy is the son of Chief Dragon, and happens to be Sabo's sworn brother?"

Al smiled and said, "It's absolutely true, but whether Sabo can recall this memory himself depends on him."

Sabo stared at the pictures of Ace and Luffy. The more he looked at them, the more familiar they seemed, and his headache became more and more painful.

Even though he felt a splitting headache until the end, he still hadn't recovered his previous memory.

"Al, you're right. Ace, Luffy and I must have a very deep bond. Their photos alone won't allow me to recall those memories. I want to meet them," Sabo said firmly.

Although his memory has not been restored, he has already made it clear that there must be some deep connection between him, Ace and Luffy.

Al took out Ace and Luffy's life paper from his arms, tore off a part and gave it to Sabo.

"Ace went to Whitebeard's hometown, and Luffy is training with Pluto Rayleigh. If you decide to go find them, these two pieces of life paper may be able to help you."

Sabo gratefully took the life paper and immediately took out the Den Den Mushi to report to Ryu about his plan to go out.

Long was pleased that Sabo was able to find clues to his memories, and was also surprised that Sabo was actually a sworn brother to his son.

He readily agreed to Sabo's request and asked him to check on Luffy's current condition for him.

After getting Dragon's permission, Sabo couldn't wait to set off.

He said goodbye to Kerla and Al, "Kerla, please treat Al well for me. I can't wait to see them. I'll leave first."

After saying this, he ran quickly towards the revolutionary army's ship, ready to set sail.

Kerla continued to pour a cup of tea for El, and the two chatted about the process of rescuing the Celestial Dragon slaves.

The tragic experiences of these children reminded Kerla of his own experiences.

The tragic experiences of these children reminded her of her own experiences.

However, the topic inadvertently turned to the crimes of the Celestial Dragons and the ideals of the Revolutionary Army.

Kerla seemed to have revealed, intentionally or unintentionally, her wish for El to join the Revolutionary Army.

Al laughed it off and instead shared the ideas he had learned in his past life.

In this One Piece world still full of feudal ideas, El's democratic ideas are like a fresh stream, like an enlightenment, which benefits Kerla a lot.

After Al's long speech, Kerla's eyes were full of admiration and curiosity, as if she saw infinite possibilities in Al.

When she heard that El planned to go to Fishman Island, she couldn't help but think of the fishman hero Tiger who had rescued her from the slavery of the Celestial Dragons.

"Mr. El, if you are going to Fishman Island, can you take me with you? I want to pay tribute to Mr. Tiger." Kerla asked expectantly.

El thought about it and felt that it was okay, so he responded: "I don't have any problem here, but is it really okay for you and Sabo to put down your work in the Revolutionary Army and leave?"

Kerla waved his hand casually and explained, "It's okay. I usually work with Sabo on missions. He's not here now, so I can take a break. But when Sabo is not here, I usually help my master teach fish-man karate, so I need to ask for leave from my master."

After getting El's consent, Kerla took out her Den Den Mushi and contacted her master, the fishman Haku, in front of El.

Haku laughed heartily and said, "I haven't been back to Fishman Island for many years. Just go there and if you meet Jinbei on Fishman Island, please say hello to him for me."

Before, after Jinbe sent Ace and Luffy to the uninhabited deserted island of Ruskaina, he said goodbye and left early.

Whitebeard has passed away, and Fishman Island no longer has Whitebeard's protection. He has to go back to protect the safety of Fishman Island and prevent pirates from sneaking into Fishman Island to steal mermaids.

When Kerla followed El away, she remembered that El's ship had been given to the revolutionary army before, and asked him curiously how he was going to set off.

To her surprise, El transformed into a blue dragon, carried Kerla in a cloud of flames, and flew towards the Sabaody Archipelago following the instructions of Tashigi and the others' life papers.

With the help of Nami, Nojiko, who was far away on Sabaody Island, had already eradicated the extra orange trees and carefully replanted the branches and roots brought by El.

Everyone looked at the bare tree trunks at the stern and laughed and teased the saplings that Al brought back.

Then, under the leadership of Xia Qi, they continued their crazy shopping trip.

Although the Chabaoti Archipelago is full of chaos and corruption, as the island closest to the Holy Land of Marijoa in the world, its commercial prosperity is unmatched by other islands.

When they returned to the bar at night, they found Al and a strange beauty who had already returned to Shabaodi Island.

Judging from her temperament and dress, she is obviously not a woman from Nine Snake Island.

Several people couldn't help but chuckle. It seemed that the captain's habits remained the same.

After greeting Kerla warmly, they began to ask the real reason why Al left this time.

Originally, everyone speculated that the most likely possibility was that El flew back to Nine Snake Island alone to meet Empress Hancock.

But after listening to Al's story, they realized that this operation was far more complicated and dangerous than they had imagined.

Not only did Al rescue hundreds of child slaves, he also delivered them safely to the hands of the revolutionary army.

When they were strolling and shopping on the street these two days, they all wore cloaks that covered their entire bodies as Xia Qi had arranged.

In addition to encountering the unscrupulous Celestial Dragons who rode their slaves around, they were also disturbed by many human traffickers and bounty hunters.

Although these people finally gave up everything they had, one can imagine how many people suffered at their hands.

Chapter 83 Departure to Fishman Island (Please recommend and collect)

As night fell, the focus of this special girls' night naturally shifted to the newly arrived Kerla.

The mystery of the Revolutionary Army and the fact that she was brought back during the two days that El disappeared made everyone present very interested in her.

In their conversations with Kerla, they gradually understood the ideas that were hated by the World Government and the concepts that El had talked about in the Bridge Country.