Chapter 100 Arrival at O'Hara

Chapter 100 Arrival at O'Hara

　　Since the day I quarreled with Bing Xin, we haven't talked much. Bing Xin just followed the instructions of her superiors to take care of my daily life and didn't mention what happened that day. I didn't take care of Bing Xin either. I just enjoyed the hospitality of the navy and ignored Bing Xin. Although Bing Xin is beautiful, it is simply wishful thinking for this demon king to put down his dignity and flirt with her.

　　I closed my eyes and lay on the sofa, gently shaking the wine glass, slowly tasting the delicious red wine, killing the boring time, but I didn't notice that Bing Xin, who was sitting opposite me, was looking at me with complicated and sad eyes. Bing Xin looked at my enviable face and thought: "This face can no longer be described as beautiful, it can only be replaced by the two words evil and charming, but why is your heart so hateful, why did you make a decision to sentence others to death without even figuring out the matter, is this your arrogant self-esteem as a demon king? Since you are so arrogant, with so many women, why do you still come to provoke me, casually messing up other people's lives, but pretending to be indifferent, today I finally understand your demon king's style."

　　A knock on the door broke the silence of the room, and a male voice came in: "Master Demon King, Admiral Bing Xin, Admiral Akainu asked me to tell you that we have arrived at the border of Ohara. Please go out and discuss something."

　　I slowly opened my eyes and said excitedly, "We're finally here. I'm really looking forward to the next performance of the Demon Slayer Order, haha."

　　Bing Xin looked at my excitement and thought, "What a crazy man! The Demon Slayer Order should satisfy him, but it was obtained at the cost of human lives."

　　Bing Xin replied: "I know, we will go out later."

　　The soldier outside the door responded, "Yes," and left.

　　I slowly got up, stretched myself, picked up the demon sword next to me, put it on my waist and said, "Bring it here."

　　When Bing Xin heard what I said and looked at my cold expression, she felt a stabbing pain in her heart for some reason. She shook her head and walked out.

　　There was no conversation along the way. When we walked outside the deck, we saw Akainu's tall figure wearing a hat with the word "Justice" on the back of it looking particularly dazzling, giving people a majestic aura.

　　Bing Xin walked up to Akainu, saluted, and said respectfully, "General, I'm sorry to have waited so long."

　　Akainu turned around, smiled and said, "It's okay, how has the Demon King been these days?"

　　I looked at Bing Xin and said, "Yes, General Bing Xin took good care of me. I am very satisfied."

　　Bing Xin thought I would say something bad about myself, but unexpectedly I actually praised myself. Akainu smiled when he heard what I said, "As long as you are satisfied, I want to tell you today that the Demon Slaying Order will be held in three days, so we will stay here for three days and wait for other warships to arrive before launching the Demon Slaying Order."

　　I listened to what Akainu said and thought, "There are only three days left before O'Hara is destroyed and Robin is the only one left. I only have three days to save Robin and her son, and I can't let the navy find out. This is going to be troublesome. Although it's a bit troublesome, it's worth it for this wonderful mother and daughter."

　　I looked at Akainu calmly and said, "Can you let me go up and visit this O'Hara during these three days?"

　　Akainu narrowed his eyes at me after hearing what I said and said, "Oh, could it be that this island has what the Demon King needs?"

　　I said casually, "I don't have anything, I just want to visit this wonderful island. If I don't take a look now, I will never have the chance in the future. Don't worry, I won't ruin your navy's plan, and I'm here this time because of your Demon Killing Order."

　　Akainu looked at me seriously and said, "I believe in the Demon King's credibility very much, so it's best not to disappoint our navy. I will inform you before the Demon Slayer Order is launched. Also, there may be a giant on the island, and it is Vice Admiral Salon who defected from our navy. You should be careful."

　　I smiled and said, "Thank you. Tell me the direction. Just lend me a boat and I can go there by myself."

　　Soon the navy soldiers pulled a small boat over. I looked at Akainu and said with a smile, "Excuse me for a few days."

　　He jumped directly onto the small boat, waved his hand with his back to the navy, and activated his lightning ability. The lightning surrounded the entire small boat in an instant. It seemed as if there was a jet installed at the back of the boat. It flew forward in an instant and disappeared from the navy's sight in a short while.

　　Bing Xin looked at the direction I disappeared in and said coldly: "Admiral Akainu, the Demon King is a person who acts completely according to his own preferences. He is a completely unknown factor. I am afraid that he will be detrimental to the justice implemented by our navy."

　　Akainu said coldly: "The Demon King is indeed an unknown factor. We don't know who will benefit from it until the end. However, the way he has done things since his debut has been completely beneficial to our navy. Now the Demon King is still an ally of our navy. If he does something that is detrimental to our navy, I'm afraid this trip to O'Hara will be his end. I don't believe he can defeat our navy's two admirals and ten vice admirals."

　　Bing Xin did not answer Akainu's words, but silently thought in her heart: "I hope you really came to see the show this time, otherwise even if the Pirate King is reborn, it will be difficult to save you."

　　I was heading towards O'Hara with excitement, because I was about to meet the original Robin and her son, and it was hard not to be excited. At my lightning speed, I soon saw an island with a huge tree in the middle, and the leaves and branches covered the island. This was the world-famous Island of Wisdom, the legendary O'Hara.

　　I stopped the boat at the shore, looking at the endless woods and golden sand beach and thinking: "It's so beautiful. I wonder what it will look like in three days. It should be a ruin."

　　I got off the boat and slowly walked into the woods, admiring the scenery of O'Hara as I walked. At this time, a pine cone fell from the tree. I gently caught it and put it in my hand. I looked up and saw a little pink squirrel, hiding beside the tree, looking at me and the pine cone in my hand carefully.

　　I looked at this cute squirrel and smiled very gently, stretched out the hand holding the pine cone, and said, "Here you go."

　　The little squirrel looked at the pine cone in my hand and smiled, then slowly moved its body away, hesitating whether it should come down to take the tempting pine cone. The little squirrel looked at the kind and gentle eyes and didn't know whether it should believe this human. Suddenly, a strange cry came from the little squirrel's stomach, and its little face slowly turned red. It scratched its head embarrassedly, and finally mustered up the courage to jump into my hand, grabbed the pine cone, and quickly jumped up the tree.

　　I looked at the little squirrel eating pine cones, shook my head helplessly, and continued to walk forward. I don't know how long I walked, but I still saw a sea of trees. Finally, I leaned against the tree helplessly and said helplessly: "What's going on? Why are there still trees after walking for so long? Where is the city? When can I see the cute little Robin and the sexy Olivia?"

　　I punched the tree angrily, shaking off the pine cones on the tree. The pine cones fell on my head one by one. I looked at the pine cones on the ground and said angrily, "Even small pine cones come to bully this demon king. The world has changed."

　　I closed my eyes, leaned against the tree, and slowly fell asleep. The squirrel that had been following me watched me fall asleep, and then walked over carefully step by step, picked up a pine cone and quickly ran away, watching me slowly chewing it, and the little squirrel ate one after another, and finally ate it beside me, and when it finished eating all the pine cones on the ground, the little squirrel touched its swollen belly, sighed comfortably, and finally boldly jumped into my arms, found a comfortable position, and took a nap with me.

　　When I woke up, I felt something furry on my chest. I looked down and found it was the little squirrel. I reached out and gently stroked its soft pink fur. The little squirrel, disturbed by me, woke up after a while, wiped its eyes with its little hands, opened its hazy eyes, and saw me in front of it. Then it remembered that it had slept on this human's chest. Looking at my gentle smiling face, it had no intention of blaming itself at all. The little squirrel let down its guard against me, jumped in front of my face, and rubbed my face affectionately with its little face. This should be the squirrel's way of acknowledging that the other person is a friend.

　　In this way, we, one man and one squirrel, started to wander in this deserted forest. The little squirrel held both hands full of pine cones, sat on my shoulders, and ate them happily. From time to time, he would put the peeled pine cones into my mouth so that I could taste them too.

　　Just when I was about to give up, a child's voice rang out not far away: "Get out of here, you monster! If you don't, we'll beat you up."

　　I held the squirrel in my hands, gently stroked its head and said with a smile: "Finally we met someone. Let's go and see what the monster looks like."

　　After that, he carried the squirrel and headed in the direction of the sound. When I arrived at the destination, I saw a few children throwing small stones at the little girl who was reading a book seriously, cursing as they threw them: "You unwanted monster, get out of O'Hara quickly."

　　Finally, the little girl couldn't stand it anymore and closed the book. She looked at them with disgust and waved her hand. Little hands grew out from the heads of those children and punched them in the head one by one, making them cry in pain. Finally, those children said in fear: "It is a monster. Let's run."

　　When all the children ran away, the little girl sighed helplessly and said, "It's so boring. Now I can finally read a book quietly."

　　I looked at this little girl with neat black hair, a pair of bright eyes, and a tall nose and thought, "Finally I meet you, Nico Robin."