Barbaroque Work Club.

Peripheral base, in the highest floor office.

Nicole Robin leaned alone next to the desk, holding several intelligence documents in his hand, and fell into deep thought, his eyes appearing a little solemn.

Unlike the relaxed and playful look she showed when facing Clockdal, she was actually a little solemn about the appearance of Lieutenant General Ron.

The reason is very simple.

She is now under the command of Clockdal, equivalent to the subordinates of the King's Seven Warriors. Both the Navy and the Government have stopped arresting her. But once Clockdal falls, the navy and the government will immediately arrest her.

If Ron's purpose is really to deal with Clockdal, then it would be equivalent to dealing with her, and her situation would not be much better than Clockdal.

"The princess joined the Baroque work club..."

Robin looked at the information about Vivi in ​​his hand and pondered.

As early as when Croquedal reminded her, she had already taken action and mobilized the Baroque Work Club to stare at Vivi, so the fact that Vivi joined the Baroque Work Club could not be hidden from her at all, and she had already discovered it.

But she didn't respond, but continued to search for Ron's traces.

Vivi is not important. Although he is a princess, there will be no threat. The real threat comes from the lieutenant general Ron, and the key is that Ron has disappeared. The Baroque Works Club's eyeliner has long lost Ron. Now there is no idea where Ron is.

It is a very terrible thing that a lieutenant general hides in the dark when he is likely to stare at the Baroque Working Club, even if the leader of the Baroque Working Club is the Seven Warriors Sea.

"I'm not sure if he's really interfering in this matter. If so, then the princess' infiltration should be commanded by him. Maybe she can design it..."

Ron began to make plans in his mind.

She felt that she could arrange a mission for Vivi, but encountered a dangerous situation. If Ron appeared to rescue Vivi, it means that Ron was indeed interfering in the Baroque Work Club.

In this way, you can report it and it is up to Clockdal to decide whether to warn him or try to bury Ron directly in the desert.

but.

Before she could organize a prototype of the plan, a voice suddenly came from the window.

"Don't arrange any dangerous plans for a fourteen-year-old princess. That would be a bit too bad. If you have any plans, just come for me."

“?!”

Robin was shocked and turned his head suddenly to look at the window. He saw that the window was opened at some point. A figure was sitting on the window ridge, looking at her with a shallow look.

The moment he saw Ron's figure, Robin's heart sank, and a glimmer of light flashed in his eyes, and he began to think about countermeasures quickly.

The worst situation has happened!

Ron has been hiding in the dark. Not only did they not find Ron here, they instead made Ron find her and appeared directly in front of her.

"Lieutenant General Ron, the Navy seems to be...can't interfere in the affairs of the Seven Warlords." Robin's thoughts turned rapidly, and he tilted his head to Ron.

Ron smiled faintly and said, "Of course not as a navy, but if you are protecting the princess's personal identity, there is nothing wrong with talking to you."

The Seven Warriors Seas have indeed greatly restricted the navy.

Even if all the conspiracies of Clockdal were exposed in the original work, and even imprisoned Smog, the Navy never received the order to arrest Clockdal.

It was not until Clockdal was completely defeated by Luffy and the situation was irreversible that the world government tampered with the facts and claimed that the Navy had exposed Clockdal's conspiracy and defeated him.

For example, Doflamingo, who installed spy Virgo in the navy, secretly created weapons to trade with the Four Emperors, and killed a large number of navy with his own hands... Many bad behaviors failed to get the world government to remove him from the Seven Warlords Sea, and he was still deprived of his title after Luffy defeated him.

"Lt. General Ron is very concerned about this little princess Alabastan."

Robin moved his fingers slightly, ready to start his engine at any time, and spoke to Ron, saying, "...It seems that the motivation is a bit impure, right?"

"I want to marry her and become the king of Alabastan."

Ron smiled slightly at Robin.

Robin paused for a moment, and a hint of astonishment appeared on his face. He never expected to get such an answer. He was stunned for a few seconds before he said in a strange tone: "The princess of Alabastan... is only fourteen years old."

"So it can't be done in one go."

Ron spread his hands at Robin, jumped off the window ridge, walked to the sofa beside him and sat down, picked up an apple and put it in his mouth and took a bite, and said, "It will take at least two or three years, but now I have to do something that should be done."

Robin was speechless for a moment, but gradually clarified his thoughts, revealing a trace of his original expression, and said, "In this way, we may not be enemies."

"oh?"

Ron gnawed the apple and looked at Robin against the sofa.

Robin knew that Ron must have found out a lot of information, and they could not hide it from their secret instigation of riots. He thoughts were intertwined and said, "If you want to be the king of Alabastan, you can only give up your naval identity. In this way, we will have no oppositional stance, and maybe we can cooperate."

"Oh? How to cooperate?"

Ron threw the apple core into the trash can.

Robin put one hand on his chin and said, "We can help you get the throne of that princess and Alabastan, and in exchange, you only need to meet one of our conditions after achieving your goal."

Ron casually replied: "Give you the stone tablet of Alabastan's history."

“?!”

Robin's heart was shocked violently.

Ron actually knew this. This was the ultimate goal that only she and Clockdal knew. How could he know!

"Ancient weapons...Pluto..."

Ron touched his chin as if he was talking to himself, "I am curious about the structure and principle of that kind of weapon that can destroy an island in one go."

Robin could no longer remain calm.

"How do you... know these..."

The idea of ​​Clockdal betraying her and betraying her to the Navy, but this made no sense. Without her, Clockdal could not translate the text on the historical text stele, and once the Navy knew about this, the government would definitely intervene!
Chapter completed!