One Piece: Rayquaza of the Beasts Pirates

"Forget it, it's no fault of yours if you're useless. Just focus on getting the arms deal done."

Kane shook his head and left in disappointment, leaving Doflamingo completely bewildered.

Regardless, Kane's decision to leave is the best news Doflamingo could receive.

He didn't even dare to extend an invitation to a farewell banquet, fearing that Kane might suddenly accept.

Seeing Kane and his two companions completely disappear outside the palace gates, the Don Quixote family officials were itching to set off fireworks in celebration.

This evil spirit has finally left.

But Kane has no intention of leaving Dressrosa completely.

Back on the Rayquaza, King Riku led his family to thank Kane.

Thanks to the Stare-Stare Fruit, Violet's search for her family went very smoothly.

She only needs to look around the places where her family members are suspected to have been to get a general idea of ​​what's going on, and then she can follow the trail.

“Mr. Kane, you are our family’s savior. Please feel free to ask us for anything we need in the future,” King Riku, the leader, solemnly promised.

But he never expected that Kane would repay his debt of gratitude so quickly.

"Let's forget about later, I have a favor to ask you for right now."

Kane chuckled. "You've delivered yourself right to my doorstep."

King Riku was embarrassed for a second, then solemnly said, "Please give your orders."

"I'd like to find a job for the Tontatta tribe, maybe I can help them find their way."

Kane smiled, but his tone was full of an undeniable air of authority.

King Riku suddenly looked up, his eyes resolute: "Please forgive me for refusing, but the Tontatta and Riku clans have been on good terms for generations. I cannot betray them for my own safety!"

Kane wasn't angry at King Riku's refusal; even a villain appreciates a person with feelings and loyalty.

"Do you think the Tontatta tribe is safe now? Don't forget the history of Don Quixote's rule over Dressrosa."

Upon hearing this, King Riku gasped.

Eight hundred years ago, when Don Quixote ruled Dressrosa, he treated the Tontatta tribe as slaves.

Now that Doflamingo has returned, he certainly won't let go of such useful slaves as the Tontatta tribe.

The Dongtata tribe is in danger!

Having figured out the key point, King Riku stopped insisting and decisively agreed to Kane's request.

He trusted Kane more than the wicked Doflamingo.

King Riku immediately led Kane to the settlement of the Tontatta tribe.

Greenbit Island.

This is an uninhabited island located in the northwest of the Kingdom of Dressrosa.

The island is covered with large tracts of tall plants.

On the way to Greenbite Island, you have to cross an iron bridge. Around the bridge, there is a group of fighting fish that like to attack passersby, making the people of Dressrosa tremble with fear.

咻咻 咻 ~

The fighting fish noticed the footsteps on the iron bridge and leaped out of the water in unison, splashing water as they hurtled towards Kane and King Riku like arrows.

"Watch out!" King Riku hurriedly drew his sword to warn him.

"Don't worry, just follow me."

Kane walked forward slowly, completely unaffected.

Wherever he went, all he could hear was the sound of fighting fish falling into the water.

King Riku was dumbfounded. The ferocious fighting fish couldn't even touch the iron bridge before they all lost consciousness.

Suppressing the shock in his heart, King Riku sheathed his sword and followed closely behind Kane.

As soon as they left the iron bridge and entered the forest of Greenbit Island, a childish voice reached their ears.

"King Riku? What brings you here? Who is this guest?"

Kane looked in the direction of the sound and saw a little boy wearing a green hat and dressed as a scout standing on a tree branch, looking him over.

Meanwhile, a group of Tontatta scouts in various costumes surrounded Kane and his companion.

They look furry, are about 20 centimeters tall, and have a furry tail behind them.

They look incredibly cute.

But Kane knew that these small bodies contained immense power several times greater than that of humans, and their speed was so fast that ordinary people couldn't even see them.

Perhaps because King Riku was with them, the Tontatta tribe did not take any precautions, and did not even take out the guns they were carrying.

Their vigilance is really low.

Kane shook his head inwardly.

"Leo, this is Mr. Kane. He needs to speak with Gancho." King Riku got straight to the point.

"I understand. Come with me."

Without hesitation, Leo turned around and nimbly leaped among the branches to lead the way.

The remaining Tontatta scouts quickly dispersed and disappeared back into the forest to continue their vigil.

Before long, Leo led the two to an open space.

"Please wait a moment, I will go and ask Master Dongta to come out and meet you."

As Leo spoke, he nimbly slipped into a hidden hole at the base of a giant tree and disappeared.

King Riku explained, "The Kingdom of Tontatta is located underground in this forest, which effectively protects them from human attacks."

Kane said, "But that's only a temporary solution; it won't stop someone with malicious intent."

King Riku was speechless.

Whether it's Kane or Doflamingo, as long as they put their minds to it, the location of the Tontatta tribe cannot be hidden from them.

Moreover, the Tontatta tribe has a fatal weakness.

That is, being extremely trusting of others.

If you encounter a kind person, that's fine, but what if you run into a villain like Doflamingo...

King Riku couldn't even imagine the tragic fate of the Tontatta tribe.

That's why he was willing to bring Kane along.

So far, Kane has not gone back on his word by abusing his power.

Kane didn't have to wait long.

Soon, a group of Dongtata tribe members emerged from the roots of the giant tree.

Leading the group was an elderly man with a white beard, wearing a crown and holding a scepter. Beside him was a lovely blonde princess who looked like a porcelain doll.

"Dold, you called me? Are you in trouble?" Chief Ganqiao asked with concern.

King Riku shook his head and told his old friend in detail about the upheavals in Dressrosa, the restoration of the Donquixote Family, and the great danger that the Tontatta tribe might face.

"Ah! The Don Quixote family is back?!"

Dongta Chang Ganqiao's face first showed panic, then calmed down.

"So, Mr. Kane is here to help us. That's wonderful."

He had no doubts whatsoever and completely believed King Riku's words.

Kane stepped forward, squatted down, and painted a rosy picture for Ganjo: "I govern a country called Wano Country, which desperately needs skilled farmers like your Tontatta tribe. If you are willing to work for me, in addition to your salary, I can promise to allocate a piece of land for the Tontatta tribe to live in peace for generations and to protect your safety."

“I am personally willing to accept your employment, Mr. Kane.”

Ganjo was quite satisfied with Kane's terms and didn't even ask about the specific terms. "However, this requires the consent of the entire tribe."

He then instructed his guards to summon the clansmen to discuss the matter.

Is it really that easy?

Kane had prepared a whole host of arguments, but none of them came in handy.

I don't feel any sense of accomplishment drawing this pie in the sky.

King Riku smiled wryly; this was exactly the scene he had feared. He hoped he hadn't let a wolf into his house.

Chapter 28 Heading to Beehive Island

After a brief discussion, the entire Tontatta tribe on Greenbit Island passed a resolution to go to Wano Country to work.

Although they were reluctant to leave the small island where they had lived for hundreds or thousands of years, under the pressure of foreign enemies, leaving became an acceptable thing.

Moreover, Mr. Kane also promised to let them collect the seeds of the plants on the island and take them back to Wano Country to plant.

I believe that a new Greenbit Island will appear soon.

Without hesitation, the Dongtata tribe immediately returned to the kingdom to pack their belongings and prepare to leave.

Several hours later, the Liekong Seat arrived.

"You've been gone for so long, just for these little people?" Jack asked, somewhat puzzled.

Standing at eight meters tall, he looked at the Dongtata tribe as if they were colorful little candies.

"How...how terrifying!"

Princess Mansherry pouted, and large tears welled up in her eyes.

"Princess, I'll protect you!" Leo, carrying a needle as tall as himself, shielded Mansherry behind him.

Runti laughed mercilessly, "Hahaha, Jack, you really scared him half to death!"

Pagevan looked at Kane and calmly asked, "Brother Kane, what's so special about these little people?"

Kane explained, "The Tontatta people, also known as the Little People, possess the ability to grow all kinds of plants."

Besides being born farmers, the Dongtata tribe can also be described as natural warriors.