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Moses nodded.

"Alright, then I look forward to seeing you again in the future. Don't forget my Devil Fruit."

Hancock lowered her head shyly and said apologetically, "Sorry."

"I'd like to ask, can I teach this breathing technique to Sonia and Gordes?"

"It's up to you. Whether you want to teach them or not, whether they can learn or not, is entirely up to you."

"Besides, I didn't ask them to leave just now."

As she spoke, Moses glanced at Hancock's two younger sisters standing beside her.

And this time.

"Sisters, look over there, isn't that the Water City?"

Sonia tugged at Hancock's sleeve and pointed to a black dot that appeared in the distance. As time passed, the black dot grew larger and larger, until finally a magnificent floating city appeared.

From a distance, the city is crisscrossed by waterways, with a conical overall structure and a huge garden fountain-like building at its very center and top, giving it a refined beauty that is both formal and romantic.

At this moment, the fountain is spraying water, and beautiful rainbows bloom in response to the sunlight.

"so beautiful!"

"This is the first time I've ever seen such a beautiful view."

"Hancock, look, isn't that one of your Kuja ships?"

Moses spotted a crimson two-masted sailing ship at the edge of a group of buildings directly in front of Gate 1 of Water 7.

It looks like a multi-story ship.

antique.

On the sea ahead of the ship's bow, there appeared to be two strange snakes.

Hancock looked in the direction Moses was pointing and, sure enough, she saw the ship there.

There were quite a few scantily clad women on the boat, and they noticed this place as well.

"That's right, it's our Kuja ship."

At this point, Hancock looked at Moses, a hint of reluctance in her eyes, and coughed lightly, "Then we'll be going."

"Okay, have a safe trip."

As he spoke, Moses looked at her face and suddenly smiled, a slight upturn of his lips.

"Remember to use your brain more in the future, and don't get caught by human traffickers again. You won't always be so lucky."

The nascent sense of parting was shattered by Moses' words.

Hancock's face darkened, and she said with a sour expression, "No one will think you're mute if you don't speak. I'm leaving, aren't you going to give me a farewell gift?"

This is a custom of the Nine Serpents, intended to wish those who go to sea a safe and smooth journey.

Hancock didn't know why, but she suddenly started talking.

"how about you?"

Mercer stared at her.

Hancock's face stiffened; she didn't have anything valuable on her to give as a gift.

There was an awkward moment.

Seeing this, Mercer came to her rescue, pointing to the hair hanging down on both sides of her face, and then to the brass hair clip on the left side.

Hancock blinked, took off the brass clasp, and handed it to Moses: "Since you want it so much, then I'll give it to you, big sister."

Mercer took it; it was a very small button, about the size of a little finger, with a snake pattern engraved on it.

"Not bad, it's quite unique. In that case, I'll give you this."

Mercer handed over the scalpel in his hand. "This is my throwing weapon, and also a surgical tool. Let's exchange it for this."

I got this scalpel from Kureha; it's of very good quality.

"You can use it as a self-defense weapon."

Hancock took the scalpel, which she had handled before, and found to be very sharp and hard. She threw it with all her might, enough to pierce a person's skull.

It feels great to hold in your hand.

Hancock happily held it in her hand and played with it for a few seconds. Then, she winked at Moses and said, "Now that we're really leaving, they've come to pick us up."

Moses could see a small boat coming off the Nine Serpents' ship, and a purple-haired woman was rowing over.

"Then we'll part ways here. Goodbye, you three."

"Okay, take care."

Watching the three people jump down from the railing to the deck below, and then from the ship to the small boat on the sea.

They are extremely agile.

As the small boat sailed away, Moses watched silently, wondering when they would meet again.

Meanwhile, on a small boat not far away, Hancock cupped her hands to her mouth and shouted loudly:

"Mercy!!! I'll definitely be better than you next time we meet!!!"

Amidst the three sisters waving goodbye vigorously and laughing joyfully, Moses didn't look away until they boarded the ship.

"Better than me? That's wishful thinking."

"What? You're reluctant to part with it?"

At that moment, Bogart's voice rang out, his tone playful.

Moses turned to look at Bogart, who had appeared beside him, and sighed.

Has no one told you this?

"what?"

"I forgot."

"You brat, what kind of talk is it to only say half of what you mean? And then what?"

Bogart was getting a little impatient.

Mercer sighed, "...You're an old bachelor, don't pretend to be some great lover for no reason. It doesn't fit your image."

Bogart's lips twitched violently. He should have known better than to come up here, and even if he did, he shouldn't have made those jokes.

Just as he was feeling frustrated, Moses spoke up again.

"Yes, you guessed right. It's a little hard to part with him, after all, he's the first playmate of his age I've made. Although he's a bit clumsy and silly, he's very pure-hearted."

"Tch, you brat, what are you pretending to be so profound for? That little girl is almost ten years older than you, how could she be your age?"

"Age is not an obstacle; mindset is the limit."

"Uncle, if you keep going like this, you'll probably never find a wife in your life. Even if the Navy assigns wives in the future, I don't think you'll be able to get a spot."

Ugh!

With a sigh, as the sea breeze dissipated, Mercer left, leaving Bogart alone, bewildered in the wind.

Another day has passed.

They took a longer route and handed over the people on the slave ship to the nearest naval base for resettlement.

In the blink of an eye, the tenth day arrived, and a small island came into view of the warship.

early morning.

The sun has just risen.

Garp brought Mather to a small hill behind a seaside village on the island.

It didn't take long.

A sudden gust of wind swept through the sky and earth.

A tall figure wearing a military green cloak appeared here.

at the same time.

"Wow!!!"

A loud baby's cry followed.

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Chapter 18 Prescription

"You've arrived, sir."

A deep, resonant voice rang out, and the wind blew open the newcomer's cloak.

"You're as punctual as ever. It seems my son is very important to you."

Moses saw the swaddled baby in the newcomer's arms; only the baby's head was visible, with black hair and a plump, white body.

"Dorag"

Looking at the person approaching from ten meters away, Garp led Moses forward, uttered only the name, and took the baby from his arms.

"Monkey D. Luffy, that's his name. He was born on May 5th. He's your grandson, my son. I'm entrusting him to you."

Without saying a word, Karp bent down and placed the baby, no bigger than his two palms, into Moses's arms.

"Wait a moment, Grandpa. He's very angry right now and needs to calm down."

Knowing that the person was talking to him, Moses nodded obediently and quickly backed away.

Although this action is somewhat unnecessary.

However, being blown by the strong wind is also very uncomfortable.

A phantom flashed before my eyes, followed by a muffled thud. Then I saw Dragon's head snap back, his body exploding with shockwaves as he was thrown backward.