156 Hancock read and read, his expression was not right
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Fortunately, Hancock was not aware of this sense of violation when he was dreaming.
She experienced the specious stories in the book with a bit of disgust, and with a bit of excitement, she said goodbye to the people she knew, and came to the great sea route blown by the strong wind alone, and then...
Then, what does it feel like to be blown by a strong wind?
When she realized that she couldn't imagine it at all, it suddenly became clear that she was in a dream.
So the dream woke up.
Hancock was lying down, clutching the quilt, his big eyes staring at the ceiling, his little mouth pouting, thinking depressedly... Should he have to wait until he goes out for training next month to have a chance to find that strange bug?
That strange place, meeting those two strange people, can I continue to read that so-so book, right?!
You have to wait a month! Is that how people live?
After Sandasonia and Marigrud got up, they clearly felt that something was wrong with their sister's aura...
"It's not good! Mary," Sandasonia whispered to her third sister, "My sister is not in a good mood. Did she have a nightmare?"
"Stop joking, Sanda," Marigrud reminded her second sister. A person as proud as her sister is a star-studded existence even in her dreams. "Why would my sister have nightmares?"
Hancock's voice sounded behind them, "What are you mumbling about?"
The two sisters were excited, "We are saying that it's time to go to training! Sister."
"Then let's go." Hancock waved his hand, "Salome!"
The red-spotted white snake curled up in a ball in the corner of the room quickly swam out with the hostess.
Sandasonia and Marigrud also brought their pet snakes to participate in daily training.
They are just barely getting started with Haki. If they want to be qualified to board the ship of the Nine Snakes Pirates, or join the ranks of the soldiers who protect the country, this level is not enough.
The two of them are not eldest sisters with innate talents. With their level, if they want to barely keep up with their sister's footsteps, they will have to practice hard for at least one or two years.
And they want to stay with their sister all the time.
My sister who was born different is already lonely enough.
As a biological sister, I cannot let my sister always feel that she is alone...
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At the training ground, Hancock paddled absentmindedly.
To be honest, based on Hancock's dignity alone, no one would blame her even if she paddled the water openly.
What's more, people who know a little bit about her situation, such as Kasmos and other adult protector warriors, know very well that Hancock's practice of domineering does not require their guidance or supervision at all.
Of course, I just turned a blind eye and let her go... To be honest, Miss Hancock's willingness to come and participate in the training in person is enough to give her face. I can't ask for more.
The others were training hard, but Hancock just felt bored.
She looked at the girls who were sweating from practicing, including her own two younger sisters, and said to herself: "They haven't progressed as fast as that armor..."
Although in the battle yesterday afternoon, Hancock was sure that the armor had not used Armament Haki, but she could also clearly feel that the strange armor's Haki, during the battle with her, Significant improvement... Hancock was very doubtful. If he tried it again or twice, that weird armor might be able to become a weapon of domineering.
Kasmos and other Protectorate soldiers looked at Hancock who was distracted paddling on the edge of the crowd, and couldn't help but feel ashamed. Why did Hancock look so absent-minded, but it made people feel that her progress was higher than that of the others who were exercising seriously? How big can a person be?!
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After the training, everyone dispersed and went home.
"Sister, where are you going?"
Sandasonia and Marigrud looked at their eldest sister in surprise.
"I'll take a walk by myself, and you can go home on your own!" Hancock waved his hand casually, wrapped her snake Salome around his arm, and left without looking back.
The two younger sisters, the green-haired one and the orange-haired one, wanted to follow them, but were worried about making the elder sister angry, so they comforted each other and went home.
Hancock came to the edge of the city, looked up at the city wall that seemed to tower into the sky, and felt despair.
It's so high, it's impossible to climb up...
She said to the snake head raised on her shoulder: "Salome, can you crawl over?"
Salome shook her head repeatedly. It was a snake, not a gecko!
Hancock was a little bored and really wanted to continue reading the back of the book! What will happen to the protagonist in the book next?
She walked around to the front city gate, poked her head around, looked at the river leading into the city that was cut off by the city gate, and weighed in her mind, if she forced herself out, would she be forgiven by everyone, or would she be forgiven?
"Bolulu..."
Hancock suddenly heard a somewhat familiar voice.
She looked over in unison with the snake head on her shoulder, and sure enough, she saw a camouflage-like phone bug that was difficult to distinguish with the naked eye in the grass not far away, muttering towards her.
"How did you get in?"
Hancock was very surprised, looked up at the towering city wall, and glared dissatisfied at Salome, who had his arms crossed.
Salome is so innocent. She is a snake, not a gecko! Nor a phone bug...
Hancock didn't pay much attention to it. She thought about what happened yesterday, suddenly took off her two shoes, held them in her hands, then stretched out her white feet and stepped on this strange camouflage bug.
Camouflage Phone Bug: "..." Why step on it?
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"I! Want! to! Read! the book!"
Hancock said BIU BIU twice, continuously passed through the two-story castle, and appeared directly on the "Tongtian Bridge" level of the substitute castle.
As soon as she appeared, she held her shoes, barefooted, crossed her waist, and shouted loudly, not treating herself as an outsider at all.
Lynch and Robin have been waiting for a long time.
Mainly because Robin was waiting. Lynch was standing in a group with the jet-black armor that manifested the Castle Fruit's ability.
Lin Qi held an iron rod and scolded Fang Qiu.
"B.I.B" concentrated on using its Haki, trying to predict the body's movement of swinging the iron rod, and kept dodging.
After Hancock howled, a ball of white substance immediately came over, quickly condensing into the book "Room" on the way, and clattered into her arms.
"I'll play with you later." Hancock happily sat down with his book in his arms, "I'll read it first~!"
She opened the book and quickly found the place she had seen before.
Robin walked over to her and sat down.
Hancock glanced at her with a question mark on his head.
"I won't affect you." Robin comforted, "Just keep reading..."
"It's really weird..." Hancock had no time to pay attention to her and couldn't wait to continue reading the story.
The Grand Line, the novel islands, and the "wind" she has longed for... This story did not disappoint her, and her expectations were not in vain. Hancock, the protagonist who seems to be the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty in the world, is also the same person even after arriving on the Grand Line.
The existence of the star holding the moon is only a little bit worse than the real Hancock himself... Hancock secretly rejoiced and continued to turn the page and read when the protagonist Hancock went out for a walk.
, she met a man who hurriedly asked her for help.
Men? Only when Hancock saw it now did he realize that this seemed to be the first time that this book had explicitly written about the legendary species called men.
She blinked and continued reading. She read that the man asked the protagonist Hancock for help, saying that his pet snake was injured and he didn't know what to do. He hoped Hancock could help him...
The so-called man, turns out to be quite smart? You know I am a genius at raising snakes! Hancock felt a little complacent and continued to turn the page.
Robin on the side saw this and couldn't help but clenched his hands.