One Piece: Three Fruits, Starting with the Dark-Dark Fruit

Kildeo had a gloomy face and continued to whisper in Lindbergh's ear,

"Linde, it was that bastard Teach who threatened us with our companions first. There's nothing wrong with that. Do you really want the Revolutionary Army to fall into the hands of that guy? Or are you ready to give up on Ashiru and the others?"

Hearing this, the expression on Lindbergh's face gradually became firm. He clenched his fists and gritted his teeth.

"okay, I get it!"

Seeing this, Kildeo showed a look of relief on his face and continued,

"You must catch the woman on the opposite side. From what I have observed, she should be Teach's wife. Teach has deep feelings for her. And compared to the others, that woman is obviously the weakest. With your speed, it should be easy to catch her!"

Lindbergh said nothing more and just nodded slightly.

Teach on the other side thought that Lindberg had compromised. He grinned and opened his arms.

"Come on! Let's..."

Swish!

Lindbergh's figure suddenly disappeared from Teach's sight, leaving only a trace of electric arc in the air.

Teach frowned and looked around, but still couldn't find Lindbergh. He muttered,

"Tsk, you're really wild! I don't believe I can't tame a little kitty like you!"

Just as he finished speaking, a familiar exclamation sounded from behind Teach. His face changed and he turned his head sharply to look.

Lindbergh was seen lying on Chiffon's back, strangling Chiffon's neck with one arm and the other claw pressing against it. Only then did Badgers and Lafayette next to him react.

The impatient Badgers roared and was about to rush forward, but Teach quickly scolded him,

"stop!"

Teach's words were very effective on Badges. Upon hearing that, he immediately slammed on the brakes and stopped just in front of Chiffon. Due to inertia, he almost stuck to Chiffon.

Lindbergh's eyes were cold, and the moment Badges made his move, the tip of his claws had already pierced Chiffon's skin. A trickle of bright red blood flowed out from it, and Chiffon couldn't help but let out a groan of pain.

Seeing this, Titch's face suddenly became darker. He stared at Lindbergh opposite him and said,

"I didn't expect you to be so good at this. It seems like we really get along well."

Lindberg snorted coldly and said,

"Stop talking nonsense! Take your people and get out! Don't worry, I guarantee with the reputation of the Revolutionary Army that after you leave, I will send this woman away intact."

When saying this, Lindbergh felt his face getting hot. He was currently holding someone's wife hostage, which was not really honorable.

However, Teach did not mean to look down on him. On the contrary, he now admired Lindbergh a little.

Of course, although he admired it, Teach didn't show any intention of leaving and still stood there motionless.

Lindbergh was already very disgusted with his current behavior. Maintaining this posture was even more torturous for him than holding Chiffon hostage.

In this situation, he lost his guard in a short while and said angrily,

"Get out of here now! Do you want your wife to die?!"

As he spoke, Lindbergh exerted a little force, and the tip of his claws went a little deeper.

Chifeng looked painful, but this time she endured the severe pain in her neck and gritted her teeth,

"Hubby! Leave me alone! I don't want to be a hindrance to you!"

Under Lindbergh's astonished gaze, Chiffon suddenly turned his head. With this movement, Lindbergh's claws sank deeper, and the blood flowed more and more, dyeing his entire claw blood red.

Fortunately, Chiffon's neck was thick enough, so her carotid artery was not punctured. Instead, Lindberg, the hostage-taker, was frightened.

He quickly moved his arm up to block Chiffon's mouth. In order to prevent Chiffon from biting his arm, he covered his arm with armed color for defense.

After doing all this, he shook off the cold sweat on his forehead, turned around and shouted loudly into Chiffon's ear,

"Are you crazy, woman? Behave yourself! If you want to die, now is not the time!"

Chiffon's mouth was covered so she couldn't speak. She could only make grunting sounds and looked up at Lindbergh.

When Teach saw this, he felt his heart beat violently, especially when he saw Chifeng's neck that was already stained with blood. A rare look of heartache appeared on his face, but this change in expression was fleeting and almost no one noticed.

He lowered his head and was silent for a while. When he raised his head again, his face had returned to the same arrogant smile as before.

"Hahaha! Did you see it? This is my Blackbeard girl!!!"

Titch's performance made Lindberg a little confused, while Kildeo, who had been observing the situation from a distance, frowned and thought it was not good.

Under the gazes of everyone, Teach slowly bent one arm, and the translucent shock wave on his fist buzzed and became more condensed.

Seeing this, Lindbergh's pupils shrank and he shouted in horror,

"What are you doing!? Your wife is still here with me!"

Tiqi smiled slightly and said,

"When pursuing your dreams, you always have to give up something, even if she is very important to me. Okay, now you can do it. It's worth it to use my woman's life in exchange for the lives of your group of cadres."

The surrounding revolutionary soldiers burst into curses upon hearing this, accusing Teach of being shameless.

Lindbergh couldn't utter a single curse. His lips trembled as he watched Teach's fist, which was covered with shock waves, slowly swinging.

Not only was there no trace of blame in Chiffon's eyes, but she was looking at Teach in front of her with pride.

Teach occasionally looked at Chiffon with a rare gentle look. Although his hands moved slowly, they did not stop at all. He cast his eyes on Lindbergh, who was lying on Chiffon's shoulder with a terrified face, and said,

"Captain Linde, why don't you take action? How about this, I'll count to three, and then we can take action together?"

After saying this, Teach didn't give Lindbergh time to think at all, and continued on his own.

"one!"

Lindbergh suddenly woke up and shouted,

"Wait a moment!"

"two!"

“Damn it! I…”

"three......"

As soon as Teach uttered the word "three", Lindbergh suddenly let go of Chiffon and shouted at the top of his lungs,

"Stop! You win!"

After hearing this, the Revolutionary Army also breathed a sigh of relief. Only Gildeo looked livid and whispered,

"It's over..."

As soon as Lindbergh loosened his hand, Badgers and others rushed forward and carried Chiffon away as if he were carrying a gas tank.

Teach looked at Lindbergh, who was standing there with his head drooped and looked ashen, and dispersed the shockwaves from his fist, and said with a smile,

"Linde, don't make jokes like this again, it's a bit too much!"