Sailing: I Open Treasure Chests in the Pirate World

Big Bear is the kind of patient who suffers from "poverty disease".

Moreover, he was terminally ill.

"Out of a sense of morality, I don't want to see a poor little girl die in front of me."

Ian said calmly.

"Therefore, I have provided you with three methods to treat 'Jade Scales'."

The silent bear raised its head and stared at Ian.

"However, all I can offer right now is a 'method'."

Ian continued.

"If you want to know more about the inside story, or if you want me to provide other assistance..."

“That’s another price!”

Upon hearing this, Big Bear nodded silently.

Just then, the image of another man flashed through his mind.

Dorag!

Big Bear said slowly.

"I will seek help from others."

As if guessing what Big Bear was thinking, Ian suddenly asked.

"You mean Emporio Ivankov?"

"You know Ivankov?"

“Ivankov is my friend.”

Ian raised an eyebrow and said calmly.

"However, don't even think about going to see him."

"Because Ivankov is now imprisoned in Impel Down."

Impel Down?

Big Bear's eyes widened; of course he knew where that place was.

"How could this be?! Dragon—"

"Ha! Dragon? That revolutionary who's considered by the World Government to be 'the world's most heinous criminal'?"

Ian sneered, interrupting Big Bear.

"Although it's not good to talk behind someone's back, I still advise you to stay away from that revolutionary as much as possible, Big Bear."

A hint of anger flashed across Big Bear's face.

Dorrag was his comrade-in-arms who had fought alongside him for many years!

But Ian, who was on the other side, was also someone who had been kind to him...

Thinking of this, Big Bear suppressed his displeasure.

"why?"

"Why? Ha!"

Ian chuckled again, as if he had heard a joke.

What were the revolutionaries doing when Ivankov was imprisoned in Impel Down?

"What were the revolutionaries doing when your daughter was suffering from jaundice?"

5.5 What's more, what was this 'world's most vicious criminal' doing while Ginny was being taken away by the World Government?

Have you heard the story of the captain of the Sun Pirates?

Big Bear was stumped by Ian's barrage of questions.

To be honest.

Since Bonney's birth, Kuma has left the Revolutionary Army.

Because of Bonney's "Jade Scales," he hadn't paid attention to news about Dragon and the Revolutionary Army for a long time.

But from the moment the bloody reality was laid bare before the bear.

Big Bear had already realized it.

His friend, his comrade-in-arms, Dorrag.

It seems it's not as reliable as he imagined...

Big Bear asked hesitantly.

"You just said—Fischer Tiger?"

"Correct!"

Ian nodded.

"In order to liberate slaves, Fisher Tiger dared to climb Mary Geoise and launched an unprecedented slave emancipation movement."

"What was that revolutionary you knew doing when his right-hand men were captured by the Celestial Dragons?"

"The world's most vicious criminal? He's not even as bad as a fish-man!"

Ian has the utmost respect for anyone who dares to dedicate themselves to the revolutionary cause.

But the problem is.

Whom did Monkey D. Dragone overthrow?

Chapter 71 Admiral Aokiji, do you want a warship or not?

Monkey D. Dragon.

Rather than calling him a "revolutionary,"

Ian thought this man was more like a "peasant uprising leader"...

Moreover, he's the kind of person who talks nonsense all day long and does nothing productive...

A closer examination reveals that Monkey D. Dragon basically did not participate in any major events.

That's fine then.

What left Ian speechless was...

Monkey D. Dragon, as the supreme leader of the Revolutionary Army, turned a blind eye to the life and death of his important subordinates!

Emporio Ivankov, the Okama King and commander of the Revolutionary Army's Grand Line Army, has been imprisoned in Impel Down for many years.

Monkey D. Dragon ignored him completely;

Ginny, commander of the Revolutionary Army's East Navy, was captured by the World Government and became a tragic test subject for the Five Elders.

Monkey D. Dragon ignored her completely.

And then his son came of age and went to sea.

Monkey D. Dragon immediately rushed to Loguetown to personally protect his son.

This person is actually engaged in revolution.

Are we still playing house?

If we say that Monkey D. Dragon was a "newcomer" who had only recently come into contact with revolutionary ideas, that would be one thing.

However, this person had already begun forming a revolutionary army more than a decade ago, after the Buster Call incident in Ohara ended!

In other words.

Monkey D. Dragon has been involved in "revolutionary activities" for at least a decade!

And so it was a revolutionary army.

There was no guiding ideology, no action program, and no revolutionary slogan.

They only had resistance actions.

Ian's assessment of Monkey D. Dragon as a "peasant uprising leader" is quite accurate!

can only say……

The world is just a giant makeshift operation.

19. Big Bear clearly sensed the deep contempt for Dragon in Ian's words.

He wanted to defend Dorag, but didn't know what to say.

Because everything Ian just said is an undeniable fact.

The truth is, Dragon did absolutely nothing!

Hmm, who knows, maybe Dragon is doing something behind the scenes that no one knows about?

"That's all I have to say. Think about it carefully yourself, Bartholomew the Bear."

Ian shook his head and turned to walk towards the church door.

“You have protected your daughter very well, but the incurable disease ‘Qingyulin’ cannot be cured by ‘protection’ alone.”

"Of course, you can also pray to gods and Buddhas, seek help from your Bible and your gods."

"Let's see if the gods will answer your prayers!"

"Or perhaps—let's see if the gods will enjoy your miserable life while laughing heartily with their hands on their stomachs!"

After saying that, Ian walked straight out of the church.

He was afraid that if he continued talking, he would lose his temper and beat up Big Bear again!

At the very least, he didn't want to beat up the other woman's father in front of his daughter.

This will set a bad example for children.

As Ian left the dimly lit church and stepped into the bright outside world, the heavy feeling in his heart vanished instantly.

Monkey D. Dragon, the Revolutionary Army, Nika, and other such rotten and disgusting things were immediately banished from his mind.

"Woo-"

Just then, a sobbing sound reached Ian's ears.

He walked toward the two clay figurines placed next to the chapel—the ones he had casually tossed there earlier.

"Grandpa, please don't think of me as some kind of nice guy."

Ian stood in front of Burdog's clay figurine and gave him a couple of warnings beforehand.

"If you attack me again, I'll show you what a 'baptism from hell' really means!"

Throwing Burdog into boiling oil or scalding water would be rather inhumane.

But throwing the other person into the sea and letting the cold water sober up their overheated mind...

Ian is capable of anything!

Snapped!

Ian snapped his fingers, freeing Burdog from the clay's restraints.

"You despicable pirate!"

Boordoug had a stern look on his face.

"They actually ambushed an old man like me!"

"...Can't you stop being so unreasonable?"

Ian's lips twitched.

"You were the one who attacked me first, weren't you?"

Ian had no intention of reasoning with a stubborn old man.