One Piece Black Emperor

In the dark and small space, the thirteen-year-old Kristina had changed into a pair of plain clothes of rough linen. She looked at Vladel, who had his head lowered but was still much taller than her, with an expressionless face.

The burly man, who was about two meters tall, looked ashamed and did not dare to look up to see the expression on the face of the girl who learned the news of her father's murder.

"So, you loyal subordinates just watched my father be killed, and you took over his position with peace of mind and worked for that old dog in Karimula?"

Although her voice was childish, it still had an indescribable sense of majesty, which was mainly due to Vladel's attitude towards her.

The above words are just curse-like behaviors that Tina vented. In fact, she knew very well that if Vladel had taken over everything as she said and was secretly happy, how could she, a little girl, still talk to him alone in the inner room of the tavern? The kind of person who avoids her will think about how to kill her for the last time.

She didn't know about other people, but at least Vladel, who had watched her grow up, would never have such thoughts. His relationship with his father was as close as brothers.

So after a long silence, she apologized softly: "Sorry, Uncle Vladel, I was a little excited just now. Can you tell me the specific details?"

For now, she only knows that her father made Karimula unhappy and was killed.

Nobles have such rights. Although the law prohibits all defined crimes, it is a pity that the law cannot restrict everything, at least in the world of One Piece. In fact, most people understand that although it is not stated in the articles of the solemn legal book, nobles do have illegal privileges.

This is determined by the so-called status and origin.

Fradel then described the whole story in detail, giving Tina a general understanding.

"Didn't he realize it? Why didn't you prepare earlier? How many people have died already to use as paws for that old dog?"

Tina behaved quite calmly, neither crying nor shedding tears. She just asked, but her heart was not calm. After practicing kendo for several years, she had formed thick calluses. She clenched her small palms into fists, using so much force that her joints Pale.

"Your father doesn't know this," Vladel showed a painful expression: "When Jack Scissorhands was defeated, he already felt what would happen."

"Why then?"

"He and I are very familiar with what kind of person Karimula is. Killing people to vent his anger when his subordinates are not doing well is what he does most often. I advised Ronald to leave the Kingdom of Goa quickly and find you to leave here together. "

"But he didn't agree"

"Ronald said that if he ran away, all the brothers who followed him would be in trouble. With Karimula's cruelty, all their brothers, sisters, and everyone else related to him would be implicated. It's not impossible, that guy has done something like this before, and if he resists everything, according to experience, the target of Karimula's venting will only be Ronald, and then he will choose a successor from among us. .”

Tina also knows this.

If she wanted to describe her father, she would definitely use a stupid word to describe him. This person is not a good person, but he is very kind to the brothers who follow him. He is kind from the bottom of his heart. Just like the reality she is facing now, he is so kind that he can sacrifice his life for their safety.

boom!

Tina's hand hit the low table in front of her so hard that the wood of average quality even cracked and was dented.

"He never thought about me, you bastard!"

Tina unceremoniously said words that she would never use to describe her father. In the eyes of many people, Ronald was indeed a fool and a bastard for doing such a thing.

Finally, a tear overflowed from his eyes and slid down his fair skin.

The next moment, Tina recovered from her anger mixed with sadness, wiped away her tears and looked at Vladel:

"So what are your next plans?"

Hearing Tina ask this, Fradel perked up: "Regarding this, Ronald told me before,