Allen returned to the ship and found Gion directly.

"Yes or no……?"

"That's right!"

"We did not escape this disaster in the end."

Gion's voice was a little dry, but became passionate again, "Then we won't run away! Everyone has already realized that it is nothing more than death, so what if we fight with him?!"

"no!"

Allen did not listen to her this time, "I will use my fruit power to build a few ships for you. You take everyone out of here, and I will stay."

Gion's eyes suddenly became sharp: "I am the commander of this ship. If you want to stay, I will stay. It's not my turn to be a hero yet!"

"There's no time to explain. I know that Redfield's persistence was aimed at me. My previous counterattack hit him. Although it didn't cause any harm, it made him angry." Allen spoke quickly and briefly explained.

Let’s take a look at the situation.

Gion shook his head: "That won't work either. You are responsible for making the glass and let the others evacuate. I will stay with you. The Navy has never abandoned its own soldiers to escape for their lives!"

That’s it, this is an order!”

Her tone was unquestionable and extremely serious.

Allen had no choice but to nod: "Okay, I promise you, then we have to hurry up, otherwise it will be too late."

Gion also understood this truth. She walked sideways past Allen, ready to inform everyone of the situation.

boom!

A transparent stick in Allen's hand hit Gion on the back of the head, and her body fell softly before her domineering force could take effect.

Allen took a step forward and hugged her to prevent her from falling to the deck.

He explained the situation loudly and quickly, and the crowd became furious. Many people were even willing to stay and die together.

"Stop talking nonsense, I am the only one who can delay time. Now I am temporarily the captain of this ship. Everyone listen to my order and leave here immediately! This is an order!"

Carrying Gion to the side of the ship, Allen stretched out his hands, and a simple boat made of glass was quickly formed. This glass boat was much larger than the destroyed lifeboat on the ship, and could accommodate an average person.

Allen followed the same pattern, and another similar boat appeared, and both boats landed on the water, causing a wave of waves.

During this process, all the other soldiers acted silently. After Allen put Gion on the ship, the others gritted their teeth and quickly boarded the ship.

Daven Geer had the rank of captain. He walked at the end. When he passed by Allen, the 2.8-meter-tall strong man patted Allen on the shoulder: "Next time we meet, I will take you to the red light district of Shampoo."

, the women there have big breasts and big butts, and they are guaranteed to make you feel hot."

Only after he jumped on the boat did Allen realize that what he said to Gion was heard by this sultry guy.

He laughed and scolded: "Don't talk nonsense. The investigation is strict now. If you are reported by the masses, you will be finished. Let's talk in detail next time we meet."

"Okay." Daven Geer wiped his eyes with his arm and waved back.

The two ships were quickly rowed away by them with their oars and headed in another direction.

…

…

"If you don't leave and stay to delay me, are you trying to be a hero?"

On the coast, Redfield slowly walked up.

He first wrung out the torn red cloak on his body, then took off his shirt to reveal his scarred upper body. After wringing out the shirt, he put it on again.

He did these things slowly and methodically. He didn't look like he was walking out of the sea in a panic, but he looked like he was going to a banquet.

Of course, it can also be understood that this is simply a matter of not taking Allen seriously.

Allen sat on a stone and said, "Can't you read people's hearts? Don't you know what I think?"

Redfield's umbrella was planted on the beach. He was arranging his clothes and said: "This is no secret. I can see that there is a certain relationship between people's hearts and their strength and ambition. When you get to my age, you will understand.

Reading people's hearts is not a good thing. If you are used to seeing too many ugly people's hearts, sometimes you will hate this ability."

Allen nodded: "I understand, only the human heart and the sun cannot be looked directly at."

Only the human heart and the sun cannot be looked directly at.

Redfield's hand paused and he chewed on the words for a while before saying: "It's not easy for you to have such profound thoughts at such a young age. Look, I answered your question, do you also have to answer mine?

That would be fair."

Fair? Pirates also want to be fucking fair. Do you think you are County Magistrate Ma?

"What did you ask just now? By the way, hero!"

Allen thought about Redfield's question just now, and after thinking for a while, he said seriously, "Although I admire heroes very much, I don't want to be a hero myself."

"Oh? Young people seem to have some heroic plots, but you are a little different. Isn't it good to be a hero?" Redfield was very interested.

Allen shook his head: "I don't want to be a hero, because the word hero carries too much weight."

What he thought of was not Garp, the well-known hero of the Navy who saved the Celestial Dragons, but those who carried the burden for ordinary people in previous lives.

He felt that those people were the real heroes.

The Red Earl was silent again, and after a while he said: "You are a very interesting young man, more interesting than many young people I have met in the past."

"Unfortunately, I am a navy and you are a pirate, so we are destined to be different people." Allen shook his head and added.

"Yeah, it's a pity that you are so young and interesting but you are going to die soon."

Redfield pulled out his umbrella from the sand and shook off the sand on it, "Do you have any last words? For the sake of you being able to talk so much with me, even if it's just to delay time, I can do it too.

Help you inform the navy of your last words."

"Then can you not kill me?"

"..."

"It seems I can't. It's such a pity. I'm still so young but I'm going to die soon."

Allen stood up and faced one of the world's top combat forces across from him. He looked calm, "Someone told me that there are only navies that die in battle, and there are no navies that are waiting to die. Although I am very afraid of death, I am afraid of death.

And I think what she said is right. Do you think this is very contradictory?"

"Sometimes you will find that death is not the most terrible thing."

"I know that the scary thing is that people live without money to spend. Just like me, my salary is pitiful and I am so poor that I can hardly afford to eat."

"..."

Redfield couldn't take it anymore. It touched on his blind spot. He had never been poor since he was a child.

Allen was disinterested: "Forget it, you don't understand even if I tell you. But by delaying it until now, I have done my best to them. Come on, let me see what I can do in the face of the exhausted Guogaohong, the world's top fighting force.

How long will your men survive?"
Chapter completed!