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nDo You Want Us to Propose?

n“That’s it. It’s over. I’m going back. Help yourselves.”

nKuro waved his hand and suddenly thought of something. He instructed again and said fiercely to the Four Kings, “Remember what I just said, he is just an ordinary pirate!”

nThe four kings nodded like chickens pecking at rice.

n“Let’s go, let’s go. What’s going on? I’m exhausted.”

nKuro took out a cigar and was about to turn around and evacuate when he suddenly saw Kaz looking at him solemnly.

nThe hot-blooded idiot with a big beard had tears all over his face and entangled with his beard. He pointed at the replicators and shouted, “Brigadier General Kuro, can I take these people back?”

nForget about this…

nKuro looked at the replicators who were standing upright and expressionless, but their eyes seemed to be emitting flames.

n“Chloe, send a message to the nearby branch and ask them to get a few Battleships here.”

nKuro sighed and ordered helplessly.

nWhat else can I do if I don’t take him away? If I stay here, wouldn’t I lose my faith?

nVinsmoke did not want traitors, and the kings of the Four Kingdoms were probably afraid of these people. If they did not want them, these people would be finished.

n“Go back and bring it yourself!”

nKuro glared at Kaz and said, “You can deal with your soldiers yourself. Go and join them one by one!”

n“Yes! Brigadier Kuro!” Kaz immediately saluted with tears in his eyes.

n“I knew that Brigadier General Kuro would definitely accept them. After all, they already have a heart and are already pure humans! My companions, this is our beloved Brigadier General Kuro, how great is he!”

n“Brigadier Kuro, great!!!” The replicants roared in unison.

n“Stop, stop, stop. Don’t disturb me.”

nWith more than 3,000 people shouting at the same time, who could stand it?

nKuro waved his hand and looked at Kaz with disdain as he walked towards the port.

n“Hey, Kuro, how did you do that? I didn’t see it clearly.”

nLeda followed and asked curiously.

n“I’m developing the power blade…”

nKuro thought for a moment and said, “Azure Dragon Slash borrows the power of water, and White Tiger Kill borrows the power of wind. The power of this profound meaning is an area-of-effect killing. In addition to the speed I just learned, it’s normal that you can’t see it clearly. Speaking of which… Have you learned how to use that speed in Ledfield?”

nLeda nodded. “I understand, but I can’t do it.”

nThat speed requires a physique to support it. She really can’t do it now.

n“It’s okay, take your time, there’s no need to rush.” Kuro touched Leda’s head and smiled.

n“Seriously, don’t touch my hair!”

nLeda pursed her lips but didn’t interrupt Kuro’s action. She just said in disdain, “You are so dirty and covered in blood.”

n“Isn’t it wiped? It’s really…”

n“Rustle, rustle, rustle…”

nKuro rubbed it hard and suddenly the Den Den Mushi on his wrist rang.

nHe let go of his hand, opened his wristwatch and answered the call.

n“Moximose?” Kuro asked.

n“Oh, Kuro…”

nThe phone worm opened its mouth and revealed a wretched look. “You actually answered it immediately. Is the investigation over?”

n“It’s over. I’ll send the report to you in paper form later. I’ll go back to West Blue first. I won’t go to Headquarters. Remember to mail the cigars to me,” Kuro said.

n“I’m afraid you can’t. If it’s over, come and report to me in person. You have been drafted, and now you have been drafted by Headquarters to come to Punk Hassad.”

n“Huh?”

nKuro was stunned for a moment and said, “Headquarters order? Is it so formal?”

n“That’s right, it’s very formal. I’ll be waiting for you there, as soon as possible. As a combat force, you need to come and guard the battle. Also, don’t talk nonsense, the fewer people know about this, the better.” Kizaru said slowly in Den Den Mushi.

n“Forget it… I got it, I’m hanging up, Old Master.”

nKuro hung up the phone, sighed, and said to Crowe, “Send another message to the nearby base and get a Permanent Pointer for Punk Hassad.”

n“Yes, Mr. Kuro.”

nCrowe waved his hand and asked a Communications Marine to follow him and contact him with Den Den Mushi.

n“What’s wrong?” Leda asked curiously.

n“Tsk, what else? The two top monsters in the sea are going to fight for the position of Marshal.”

nKuro smacked his lips and said, “The beliefs are not harmonious and justice is not tolerated. When Sengoku is here, it is still okay. Everyone is a general and they each play their own game, but if one runs to the top and the other will definitely not agree, then the winner can only be justice.”

n“You mean Admiral Akainu and Admiral Aokiji?” Leda’s eyes widened. “Is Headquarters already so nervous?”

n“I told you to eat every day and not pay attention to the situation. Do you think I’m holed up in the West Blue just to enjoy comfort?!” Kuro said angrily.

n‘Don’t you?’

nLeda secretly rolled her eyes.

n“Of course it’s because the atmosphere in the headquarters is too tense. At that time, there were too many troubles in the headquarters. It’s better to find a place to clean up.” Kuro vowed.

n‘No, you do it for safety and enjoyment.’

nLeda gave him a disgusted look.

n“What about now? Are we going over?”

n“Well, the Headquarters has issued a call-up order. We have to go and stand on the side. With such a big formation, if the news spreads a little, I’m afraid it will not be easy to clean up the mess. This time, the Headquarters hid the news and only let a few people know. They are just afraid that the news will spread too widely.”

nKuro glanced at Kaz as he spoke.

nHe wondered if he should go back first or just take it with him.

nAfter thinking about it, he decided to just take it…

nThis idiot now has 3,000 elites under him. If he goes up and encounters some big pirate group, he will die.

nWith the combat power of these 3,000 people, Kuro felt that he could fight anyone. He felt his scalp tingle when he saw them.

nAfter a while, the Marines from the nearby base drove a few Battleships over. After the handover, the 3,000 repeaters boarded the ship and followed Kuro to their destination.

nThe kings of the four countries watched the Battleship leave and looked at each other. Finally, one of them asked in confusion, “Did he just ask us to publicize it?”

n“I think so…”

nThe other king rubbed his chin and looked at Ledfield’s body. “After all, this is the ‘Red Earl’, the legendary big pirate. We have all heard of him. Although the wanted poster is gone after we catch him, he is still famous. Brigadier Kuro threatened us because he wants to use us to promote himself again?”

n“After all, he is a Marine. It’s impossible for him to catch a big pirate without taking credit.” A king thought for a moment and said: “Maybe he thinks that he has no influence if he brings it back, so he needs to rely on the power of several kings?”

n“Yes, Marines, it’s much better for others to publicize it than themselves, not to mention we are kings…”

n“That’s right! It’s very likely that this is what he means. Otherwise, why would he threaten us so exaggeratedly and twice? Actually, there’s no need to do that, we will help him promote it on our own.” The last king affirmed.

n“No… that would be more intimidating. We don’t dare to be careless.”

n“Then how can I achieve more powerful publicity…”

nAs they were thinking, suddenly, a king’s eyes lit up and he pointed to a camera on the hill in front of him. “Ah! That…”

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