Pirates: Rush to the Peak

Recalling that before he left Wano Country, those people gathered in front of the Shogun's mansion to pray all day long, and no matter how the guards drove them away, they refused to leave.

Enel felt very annoyed by this. He even felt that these people were more annoying than the enemies he had defeated before.

One of the reasons why he left Wano Country was because he couldn't stand the noisy noises of the people, which made it impossible for him to concentrate on his training.

The most important thing is that Crow always stops him from using lightning to teach the people a lesson, under the pretext that Crow says he should treat the people of Wano Country kindly.

Although Enel didn't remember Kuro saying that, he couldn't do it because he was stopped by Kuro and Golden Lion.

"Have you found it now?" Kuro asked curiously.

"Yes, I found it. He was the one who contacted me just now and said that he couldn't contact you. He asked me to ask you if I can move to Wano Country?" Enel sighed helplessly.

Hearing this, Kuro couldn't help but feel a little puzzled: "Why can't you contact me?" He frowned and began to search his body, trying to find the reason.

Suddenly, he remembered something and an expression of sudden enlightenment appeared on his face.

It turned out that before going out today, he threw all the Den Den Mushi on his body onto the table. No wonder Cloe couldn't contact him.

"If you want to move, I have no objection, but those guys in Wano Country actually made Kuro compromise. They are pretty powerful." Kuro said with a smile.

"Those guys are really powerful. They almost live in front of the general's mansion all day long. Clo is really tolerant of them." Enel said unhappily.

"He has his own intentions. We don't need to worry about that guy." Kuro comforted him.

"Okay, then I'll contact him later and tell him that you agree." Enel said helplessly.

"Okay, after he moves, remember to ask him to send over the record pointer of his new address," Kuro reminded.

"Okay, I'll notify him later." Enel nodded in agreement.

While the two were talking, Vegapunk had been silently observing Enelu. When he heard the two finish their conversation, he couldn't wait to speak out: "Well, I want to ask a question."

"What are you going to say again?" Enel looked at him unhappily, and several electric sparks burst out around his body, scaring Vegapunk so much that he took two steps back to avoid getting hurt.

"I just want to ask, Captain Kuro just said that your pirate ship was built by yourself and it can fly. May I ask who your teacher is?" Vegapunk was very curious.

"Teacher? I don't have a teacher. I learned all the knowledge about shipbuilding in a cave."

Enel replied calmly.

"Cave?" Vegapunk repeated the word in confusion.

"Well, that's where I lived since I was a child." Enel nodded. It was the first time he mentioned his childhood so readily.

And when talking about the cave, a rare look of tenderness flashed across Enel's eyes.

This surprised Kuro.

After hearing this, Vegapunk immediately turned his head and looked at Kuro.

"Captain Kuro, can I ask for leave for a while?" Vegapunk asked with a little urgency in his tone.

When Kuro heard his question, he immediately refused without hesitation.

"If you leave Dimen Island now, you will definitely be captured by the World Government. You'd better not even think about it."

After hearing his words, Vegapunk's excited expression instantly became listless, as if he had lost all his energy.

Kuro looked at him like this, and couldn't help but feel confused and curious, so he couldn't help but ask, "What exactly are you going to do with your leave? Why is there such a big reaction?"

Vegapunk raised his head, his eyes revealing a hint of desire and expectation, and slowly said: "I want to see the mysterious cave that Mr. Enel mentioned, and see the knowledge recorded there."

“This knowledge may be of great value to me, and I really hope to go there in person and learn the knowledge.”