Kaidou of the Beasts Would like to Call Me the Strongest Creature

Deep Sea Prison Impelton sixth floor Eternal Hell.

Roger was treated well, and was placed in a rather quiet corner cell with no 'neighbors' around.

Unlike at Bartlela Island, Roger now put on his burgundy captain's coat.

Obviously, this guy has received 'preferential treatment' in Impelton, after all, the rest of the prisoners are all wearing prison uniforms...

Presumably now Marine knew that this guy was dying and didn't want to mess with him.

If he was tossed to death in advance, wouldn't this execution be a joke?

Leaning against the dark, damp corner, Roger squinted, as if asleep.

After about ten minutes, there was a sound of footsteps outside the silent cage, and there were faint lights coming from a distance.

Roger opened his eyes slowly and looked in the direction of the corridor.

Then, a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

The man who came from outside had an oil lamp in his hand, his expression was very silent, he was tall and strong, wearing Marine's righteous cloak and a neat gray-white suit.

At first glance, it is a decent person!

The lights flickered, occasionally imprinting his features, and Roger recognized him with just a casual glance.

Naval Headquarters Vice Admiral Hero Garp!

Garp is dressed decently, but his behavior doesn't seem to be anything decent.

The ground in front of Roger's cage was uneven and there was some standing water.

But Garp didn't care, he slowly put the oil lamp on the ground, and then sat down on the wet and dirty ground with his legs crossed, looking into the depths of the cage.

Shadows covered most of Roger's figure, making Garp unable to see his face.

"You're still here, Garp," Roger said with a smile.

"Marine's side has arranged for you to be publicly executed in Logue town, East Blue, on November 14th, 183 weeks later. The old man will stay in Marineford at that time, so come and see your death in advance." Garp Looking at Roger, he said in a deep voice.

"Public execution?" Roger smiled.

Perhaps because it was too dark, Garp didn't see a successful smile flashing in Roger's eyes after hearing this.

"How does it feel to spend the last moments of my life here?" Garp asked again after a moment of silence.

"It's fine, quiet and undisturbed," Roger said after thinking about it.

"Tomorrow, a boat will escort you to East Blue." Garp added.

"Excuse me, didn't you just come in for a day? Are you going to bump it again?" Roger complained dissatisfiedly.

Hearing this, Garp's expression suddenly became angry, he grabbed the fence of the cage, and shouted angrily: "You're going to die, Roger!"

After this sound, both of them fell silent again.

After about a few breaths, deep in the cage, there was the sound of shackles colliding, and then, Roger stood up and walked to the cage step by step.

His hands suddenly grabbed the fence, and he looked at Garp with a serious expression: "Yes, I'm going to die, Garp."

Garp looked at Roger's familiar face, not knowing what to say for a while.

"In the end, it's really pleasant to have you come to see me off. It seems that we have been fighting on the sea for so many years, and it's finally coming to an end... You say, who won this? Roger smiled. Ask Garp.

Garp said without hesitation: "Now that you are locked up here and about to be executed, the answer is obvious, isn't it? Of course I am waiting for Marine's victory!

"Really?" Roger murmured noncommittally.

It's not certain who will kill the deer until the end of the matter.

(bbci) Just these words, Roger didn't say it.

"Anything else you want?" Garp asked after a moment of silence.

"Of course there is." Hearing this, Roger came to the spirit and said: "Give me a sip of wine, if I can't drink, I'm about to die, and you don't want me to die in vain before I'm executed, right?

Garp was not surprised, and seemed to have expected what Roger would say, raised his hand and took out a bottle of wine from his righteous cloak.

"You actually drink this kind of wine!?" Roger looked at the bottle in Garp's hand in surprise.

"No, this old man has never drank this kind of wine, but since you are about to die, I can accompany you to drink it once." Garp shook his head.

What he was holding in his hand was the famous...Binks' wine.

Binks' wine is the favorite drink of many pirates, and even the pirates made up a popular song. At every banquet, most of them will sing this song together and drink Binks. wine!

Roger has never drank less before!

"Hahaha, thank you so much, Garp!" Roger said with a laugh, then raised his hand and stretched out the fence, snatching the bottle from Garp's hand.

No need for a wine glass at all, Roger unscrewed the cork and filled the bottle.

After a few sips, Roger handed the bottle to Garp and said, "You guy, you must not have a glass ready? Then drink it like this!"

"As Marine, how can I clink glasses with a guy like you?" Garp said bluntly.

He really didn't prepare any wine glasses. After taking the wine bottle, Garp also took a few sips of wine, and then returned to Roger with a look of disgust: "It's not so good..."

Roger took another two sips, and then laughed contentedly: "Only a free pirate can drink the deliciousness of this wine, Garp, you are still far from it!"

After speaking, Roger sat down on the ground, raised his hands on his knees and tapped, and hummed softly to himself...

"Yoohoho~~~I will bring Binks' wine to you, like the sea breeze, I will ride the wind and waves~~~"

Garp didn't stop anything, just sat quietly in front of the cage, watching Roger drink and sing, not knowing what he was thinking.

As Roger's singing gradually spread out, in the silent Eternal Hell, I don't know who was the first to sing along...

"Yo hoo hoo ∼∼∼ skeleton sails, skeleton flags fluttering in the wind~~~35

After that, more and more pirates who were imprisoned here sang this song.

In a short while, the entire sixth floor of Impelton was like a concert, and the song of Binks' wine was sung to every corner.

However, this did not cause any commotion.

When Roger's last beat fell, the Eternal Hell, was silent again.

Draining the last bit of wine in his hand, Roger threw the empty bottle to Garp with a smile on his face: "How is it? Do you feel it? 35

"What?" Garp asked blankly with his arms folded in front of him.

"Even if I'm locked in hell, once the song of freedom sounds, I will sing the same song involuntarily, this is the pirate! The heart of freedom can't be locked up, Garp! With a bright smile, he said to Garp with piercing eyes.

"So what?" Garp asked, still expressionless.

A free heart cannot be closed...but so what?

You damned pirates, are you still unable to get out of this hell in the end?

Roger stared at Garp earnestly for a while, and finally waved his hand a little boringly: "You bastard, since when did you become so boring..."

"Hmph." Garp snorted coldly and said nothing.

Then, he seemed to put one hand on the ground, as if he wanted to stand up.

"I've seen enough of your death. Since this wine has been drunk, it's time for the old man to leave..." Garp said as he stood up.

"Garp!" Roger stopped him suddenly.

Hearing this, Garp looked at Roger, a little puzzled in his eyes.

"You haven't congratulated me yet." Roger said with a smile on his face.

Garp???

Congrats on what?

Congratulations on your impending execution?

Are you so pervert now?

"I'm going to be a father, Garp!" Roger said happily, Kakuzu almost grinned to the bottom of his ears.

Garp was stunned.

Immediately he sat down and said, "What did you say?"

"I'm going to be a father, Garp, and I didn't do anything during my time at South Blue," Roger said with a grin.

"You should know that the world government will not allow this kind of thing to happen. After you were arrested in South Blue, all the investigations about your whereabouts have already started. We will find out your hiding place in a short time. Where..." Garp said solemnly.

"Baterella Island, there's nothing I can't tell you." Roger smiled again.

Garp was stunned for a moment, then frowned and said, "Your blood will be..."

"Portgas D. Rouge, it's my wife's name, how about that? Sounds good, right? Roger interrupted Garp directly, with some memory and tenderness in his eyes, and said softly.

"You..." Garp didn't know what to say for a while.

"The child is innocent, Garp," Roger said again at this moment.

Garp's expression was grim and hesitant.

"I'm going to entrust my family to you to take care of." Roger said this again.

Garp's expression changed suddenly, his hands were directly buckled on the fence, and he asked in a low voice: "You bastard, do you know what you are talking about?

"Don't be so nervous, it's not now. Roger smiled, and then said: "If nothing else, Rouge should be almost at Wanokuni by now..."

"Wanokuni?" Garp froze again.

"Well, I entrusted her and the baby in my womb to Surrut for the time being, but you know, that guy is a pirate, an ambitious pirate like Shiki, I don't want my son to become him in the future That way, after all this limelight is over, Surrut will contact you, and then, my wife and children, please, Garp!" Roger said with a smile still on his face.

Garp was called stupid by Roger, and he didn't know how to answer for a while, so he looked at Roger dully.

Why are you so big-hearted?

"Whether it's a pirate or a Marine, it's not impossible to be a fisherman or something, anyway, I'll leave it to you!" Roger said again.

This time, there was no smile on his face, and the expression on his face was full of seriousness.

Looking at Roger's trusting eyes, Garp finally didn't speak.

But he did not expressly refuse, in fact, it was already an answer.

"Farewell, Roger." Garp took a deep breath, then picked up the flickering oil lamp and turned away.

"Thank you, Garp." Roger looked at Garp's back and thanked him softly.

After Garp's figure completely disappeared in the corridor, Roger also sat back in his dark and damp corner.

But after a while, the light and pleasant singing came from his mouth again.

"Yohooah~~~