Chapter 117 Call it a day

While Jiger was fighting the Red Earl, a dog-headed warship had already docked at the shore of the island.

On the deck, Cap folded his arms, and the roar erupting from the center of the island continued to reach his ears.

Long stood beside Garp, looked at a warship also docked on the shore not far away, and said,

"Father, that looks like Jiger's warship."

Karp nodded and said,

"It was his warship. Zhan Guo has already told me about it. He also called Jiger over. Jiger was still in Marijoa at the time, which was closer to here than us, so he naturally arrived faster."

At this point, Cap paused, looked into the dragon's eyes and said earnestly,

"Long, I know there is some grudge between you and Jige, but you are just a rookie without a rank. When you face Jige, you should call him General Black Dragon."

Long's face froze, and he responded awkwardly,

"understood."

Garp didn't say anything else to Longduo. He jumped off the warship and rushed towards the center of the island.

The dragon immediately turned into a gust of wind and followed, and the adjutant Bogart led the soldiers on the warship to follow the two of them, but their speed was too slow compared to that of Garp and his son.

Karp quickly rushed to the battlefield following the sound, but when he saw the scene on the battlefield he was stunned.

Apart from the marines lying on the ground, Kong was standing there with his arms folded, looking like nothing had happened. If you didn't know him, you would think he was sightseeing.

Kong also saw Garp, he waved and said,

"Garp, you finally made it. If you were any later the battle would have ended."

Karp frowned and was about to speak when several loud noises attracted his attention. He turned his head and saw two ghostly figures shuttling back and forth in the distance. Every collision would create a deep pit on the ground, and domineering lightning continued to rage.

He looked carefully and finally confirmed the identity of the man who was fighting with the Red Earl. It was Jiger.

A gust of wind blew by, and Long condensed his body and stood beside Garp. As soon as he arrived, he felt the collision of two terrifying auras, but he couldn't see the two sides fighting clearly, so he could only ask Garp on the side,

"Father, what's the situation now?"

Garp's expression looked very strange. He did not respond to Long, but just muttered to himself,

"It seems like we came here for nothing."

These words really confused Long. He opened his mouth and wanted to ask what was going on. Suddenly, a red figure fell from the sky, accompanied by a loud bang, and crashed heavily into the ground.

Long looked over hurriedly, and saw a "bloody man" struggling to climb out of the pit in the smoke and dust. Then he saw Jiger waving a pair of broad black wings and slowly descending from the air.

Giger first glanced at the Kapp father and son, then walked step by step towards Redfield opposite.

There was a miserable smile on Redfield's face. He could feel that his body had reached its limit and he knew that he had already lost.

Looking at Jig who was approaching him, his body swayed twice. After barely stabilizing himself, he slowly opened his arms, exposing his chest, and shouted to Jig,

"Come on, Black Dragon! Take my life!"

Jiger suddenly stopped, tilted his head and said,

"Why would I take your life? My mission is just to capture you back."

After these words were spoken, Redfield was fine, but Sora, Garp, and Dragon were all completely confused.

Everyone in the navy knew how cruel Jiger was in dealing with pirates. At least so far, no pirate had ever been captured alive by him.

Those captured usually only had their heads left, and most pirates were completely destroyed.

But now hearing what Zig said, he actually wanted to capture the Red Earl alive. Kong and the other two began to doubt whether the person standing there was Zig himself.

The Red Earl frowned and said,

"Are you humiliating me?"

Swish!

Jig appeared in front of the Red Earl in an instant and punched the Red Earl in the abdomen. The Red Earl immediately spat out a large mouthful of blood, his body softened and fell forward, with his chin resting on Jig's shoulder.

His consciousness began to blur, and he heard Jiger's whisper in his ears.

"You didn't have a good time fighting this time, right? Go to jail for a while, I'll come find you later."

The Red Earl used up his last bit of strength and asked in a trembling voice,

"Why, why..."

Jiger's mouth curled up into a smile, and he said softly,

"It's such a pity for a strong man like you to die like this. Don't you want to see the sea again?"

The Red Earl's body trembled, and he wanted to respond, but his vision gradually blurred until he fell into complete darkness.

The wings behind Jiger turned dark and retracted into his body. He carried the unconscious Red Count on his shoulders, turned around and walked in front of Sora who was still in a daze, and said,

"Marshal Kong, the capture mission is complete. Can we return now?"

Kong came back to his senses. With a complicated expression, he glanced at the Red Count on Jiger's shoulders, nodded and said,

"Go back home. You have done a great deed this time. I will remember it."

Jiger smiled. He didn't care about any great achievements, because he had basically reached the top now. No matter how great his achievements were, they couldn't make him directly promoted to the rank of Navy Marshal.

He wanted the prestige, and Redfield on his shoulder.

While they were talking, Bogart arrived late with a group of naval soldiers. Kong directly ordered them to wake up the unconscious naval soldiers, and those who could not be awakened were to be carried back to the warship.

On the way to the warship, Long suddenly looked at Jiger and asked,

"Ji...General Black Dragon, why didn't you choose to kill the Red Earl directly? This doesn't seem to be in line with your style."

The Red Earl had been handed over by Jiger to the navy soldiers who came to clean up the mess. He put his hands in his pockets, didn't even look at Long, and just said lightly,

"Because I'm happy to."

Long was choked by Jiger's words. His stubbornness came back and he wanted to ask more questions, but he was slapped on the back of his head by Karp next to him, and his words were choked back.

Garp grabbed the dragon's ear and said,

"Wait until you can fight Redfield for a few moves before asking such questions!"

Long's face turned pale, he gritted his teeth and said,

"I'm just curious about the justice of General Black Dragon!"

Jiger walked ahead by himself, half a body length behind Kong. He said without turning his head,

"I told you three years ago that strength is justice."