One Piece: Buggy the Clown Who Fell From Grace

He swore!

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 169 Remember to Knock

"That's for the best."

Bucky chuckled softly. "You can definitely do it."

As he spoke, the headless body took a few steps forward, swayed, and stood in front of Havel.

The orange sunlight streamed in from behind the doors and windows, casting an extremely long shadow of a small knife that swirled and clung to Havel's face.

It's icy cold.

His heart felt like it was going to jump out of his chest.

It's as if you're standing at the devil's gambling table, betting your entire life on a single chance to become rich overnight.

Havel's eyes were bloodshot, and his body trembled.

One-tenth of 3.2 billion Berry!

Let's gamble! Let's gamble!

He threw away the rag and then vigorously rubbed his hands on the inside of his wrists, the cleanest part of his body.

Then he took the head.

The incision wasn't bloody at all; it was very smooth. But the gaze on the head seemed to be trying to pierce into one's heart.

"Trust me, hehehe."

Bucky said something else.

Javier was very honest.

Or rather, a true gambler who, once at the card table, becomes completely absorbed in the game.

Do you have a boat or a small boat?

"No...no."

He had found a clean box, wrapped it in two layers of red silk, and placed Bucky's head inside.

He was completely clean.

Hearing Bucky's question, his heart skipped a beat again.

Havel used to own a ship and was once a pirate, but he was shipwrecked and was the only one who survived.

They didn't even manage to get a bounty.

After getting ashore, feeling disheartened, he found a prostitute to share his life with.

But his pirate nature made it impossible for him to stay put.

Like a wild beast that has tasted human blood.

He couldn't out-rob others, and there was nowhere to steal from. He no longer had the courage to go out to sea, so he ended up finding that thrill again at the gambling table.

He has gambled away everything.

He had already put a lot of thought into a box of the right size and two clean pieces of red silk.

"Then I suggest you hurry up and grab one."

"It will be gone in a little while."

"What do you mean?" Javier was taken aback.

"You haven't heard of the clown legend? It's in the newspapers."

Bucky twisted his head and found a comfortable position.

"Where the clown goes, only blood and fire remain."

"That's a slander. I clearly left behind a lot of interesting things."

He looked indignant, then his eyes shifted, and he grabbed a red switch and handed it to Javier.

Why be so serious?

"Like me."

"Smile."

Inside the box, the clown's mouth was stretched wide, his grin particularly radiant.

Javier grinned.

"Then press the switch."

He did as instructed.

A sudden, deafening roar echoed through the town, rooftops were ripped off by the flames, and thick black smoke billowed into the air.

"That's right, you did it."

Bucky delivered the finishing blow.

"Anyway, you don't have anything to lose, right?"

Before Havel could refute, another burst of flames shot into the sky, the aftershocks even reaching him.

Boat, boat!

The loud noise seemed to snap him out of his daze, and he started running wildly while clutching the box.

"The boat doesn't need to be too big, a small one will do. I can row it myself. It's not far from the naval base."

"Mitra and the others live outside of town, they'll be fine."

At the dock.

The sudden loud noise drew the attention of the thieves, and for a moment no one noticed Javier's panicked voice.

He found a small ferry boat, untied the rope, and began rowing with the wooden oars.

"Javier, you bastard, what are you doing!"

The boat owner snapped out of his daze and recognized the man as a gambling addict from town. He began to hurl insults at him without any restraint.

"You dare steal my ship? Aren't you afraid our Barrel Pirates will chop off all your fingers?!"

"And what about your two bastard children!"

The boat owner cursed, but Javier rowed even faster.

His lips were dry and white, and his teeth inside were dark yellow.

There should be a cigarette at this time.

"I've gambled it all!"

Javier couldn't find a cigarette and could only suppress the regret or fear welling up inside him.

He was nothing, a nobody with no bounty, yet he wanted to exchange a pirate with a bounty of 3.2 billion Berries for his own bounty!

"How much longer will it be bombed?"

He had already rowed some distance, and the boat owner was still shouting and cursing, trying to find another boat to catch up, but a sudden explosion next to him forced him to cover his head and run away.

The explosions in the town are still ongoing.

"You pressed the switch, and you're asking me?"

"How many more do you want to fry?"

Bucky smiled and said softly.

Javier is willing to gamble, so he doesn't mind letting the other party gamble even more, and letting the other party carry even more burden in their heart.

“Then…” Javier swallowed, his eyes flickering. He was the one who pressed the switch…

"Let's keep frying them until they're all gone."

"Hahaha, I like this answer."

"Let's keep frying them until they're all gone!"

Bucky chuckled coldly, and the explosions in the town sounded like firecrackers.

He liked the sound.

All you need is a ball of gas and a spark.

From this perspective, the choice of gas fruit is indeed a good one.

And there are also fun fruits...

Bucky hasn't devoured the fruit yet; he's afraid he might overeat, well, overeat until his brain explodes.

Oh right, he's a demon now, he might not even have a brain anymore.

Haha, a new joke.

I like this.

We should find Blackbeard first, and it would be best to cut him open and study him. One Piece fans have always believed that this guy can eat more than two Devil Fruits.

That means there is potential for research.

This is a personal matter, and Bucky isn't in a hurry.

He doesn't mind external forces.

The air here is so fresh, it would be a shame not to create some dynamic rocks and blast them!

...

"My lord, we have arrived."

Javier spoke respectfully to the box.

The orange-yellow sunlight has already fallen, and the bright moonlight shines down, making the water surface shimmer.