I'm a pirate, I'm Roger Fat

"Brother Zhujian, are you really confident in convincing my queen mother?"

Roja Roger and Dolde left the tavern and went to King's Heights to find the tallest one in Dressrosa.

The emperor of Dressrosa's generation was a queen, who was Dold's biological mother.

Just as Roja was about to answer, there was a surprised "What!!!" from the tavern behind him

It was the voice of the guitarist Kirk. Maybe it was Fuka who gave him the sheet music of the Carmen Suite. I was surprised to hear that it was given away by Roja for free.

"The old man is old, but he has a good voice."

Roger groaned.

"All the old men we met seem to be like this."

Roja recalled, it seems that there is really no old man who embodies the word "old".

Roger also thought about it, and it seemed that this was indeed the case.

"Well...it's a good thing."

"But the oldest ones are the hardest to deal with."

Here Roger is naturally referring to the five old stars, and there are old men older than them?

"Yes."

Roja agreed.

Dold: "..."

Dold was silent, what are you talking about.

Roja and Roger talked to themselves, giving Dold a feeling of "I shouldn't be here, where should I be?".

.........

"Turn here."

Although ignored, Dolder dutifully led the way.

"Oh, I'm sorry, I suddenly got excited about chatting, and I forgot about you, Brother Dold."

Dold spoke again, and Roja realized, oh, you are here too.

Dolde smiled back, what else can I do? Smile.

"You said just now whether I have the confidence to persuade Her Majesty to use one-third of the treasury as rewards for the arena, right?"

Roja got back to the topic.

Dolde nodded, "Yes, my mother is a wise monarch, using one-third of the treasury's financial resources as rewards for the gladiatorial arena, this is simply a child's play in her opinion."

"It's really child's play. Isn't it because you have money and have nowhere to spend it?"

Roja affirmed Dold's statement.

Dolder didn't understand even more, you said that, and you still have so much confidence?

"There's a value called 'cultural value,' don't you understand, Dold?"

Roja said, in a teaching tone.

"Student" Dold shook his head.

It was naturally impossible for Roja to tell Dold the cultural value described in the book.

"What do you think of the song Carmen just now, for Dressrosa?"

"It's very suitable. It will soon be popular on the Avenue of Lovers, and the whole of Dressrosa."

"The uninhibited and uninhibited feeling in this song fits perfectly with the love pursued by the ladies of Dressrosa."

Although Dolder is a dancing idiot, he grew up in Dressrosa. He is not too familiar with the style and love concept here. Sometimes he sees a beautiful woman chasing a boy with a knife on the street. , are commonplace.

"right."

"That's cultural value."

"It's priceless. If it wasn't for Fuka being a great flamenco dancer, I wouldn't have given him the sheet music, and even if I had, it wouldn't be for free."

"Did Fuka discuss with you that even if it costs a lot of money, I will buy the score?"

Roja guessed.

And that was the case, Dold nodded.

"Yes, she told me that she was afraid that there was not enough money, so let me lend her some."

"She loves to dance, and this piece resonates so strongly that she would spend all her fortune on it."

Roja suddenly felt a little pain in his flesh.

"Yes, a piece of music is worth the price."

"What if it's a whole opera with a dozen pieces?"