The fact that the Golden Fission Reaction requires "electricity" is significant enough for Sig, considering he is a user of the "Sig -Rumble-Rumble Fruit." If it's related to electricity, there's no reason Sig wouldn't be able to figure it out himself.
And at this moment, Sig naturally thought of the Ark Maxim.
It requires a large amount of gold, and also the "God-God Fruit"...
It definitely gives the impression of hinting at something!
As Sig soared through the air, he pondered the matter of the Golden Fission Reaction, but suddenly his heart skipped a beat, and he couldn't help but look towards a small island not far away.
Sig originally planned to travel all the way to the Red-Hair Pirates ' "territory" and then find the location of the Red Fox by following Jack's Vivre Card.
Who knew that halfway there, we would be delayed by something, or rather, by a "feeling"—the feeling of being connected by blood!
"Not Enkidu, not Lucas... around six years old." Sig was able to get a general sense of what was going on.
From a time perspective, Sig felt the answer was already quite obvious.
Sig remembered that about seven years ago, he had beaten Whitebeard to a pulp.
Following his senses, Sig tilted the glider and glided toward a small island that was already in sight.
This is a small island in the New World, not very large, but with a very stable climate. From a distance, you can see that the island's terrain is high in the northeast and low in the southwest. The most conspicuous feature is a small port town on the southwest coast.
It was nighttime, and Sig had also used Psychological Suggestion to make his location a "psychological blind spot" for everyone, allowing him to land safely in an alley in the town without anyone noticing.
Stepping out of the alley, you'll find yourself on a bustling nightlife street—as a small island in the New World, suitable for human habitation and docking, such places are naturally indispensable in port towns.
Sig frowned. What was Whitey Bay doing bringing a child to a place like this?
And just as Sieg landed, Sig noticed... the Big Mom Pirates' flag was flying here!
While it's reasonable for the Big Mom Pirates to have a bloodline connection with Sig, it's highly improbable to deduce this from their ages.
Around six years old, it could only be Whitey Bay!
But why is Whitey Bay on Big Mom Pirates's territory?
Filled with doubt, Sig walked step by step toward the direction from which the sensation had occurred...
They didn't see Whitey Bay or any other members of the Ice Witch Pirates along the way.
However, Sig did spot some suspicious individuals. Although several of them were wearing long-sleeved shirts to conceal their identities, Sig still managed to catch glimpses of the Whitebeard Pirates' tattoos!
It seems they're looking for something too?
Sig quickened his pace and then realized that the bloodline sensation was coming from a secluded tavern. Sig, still wearing a hood and in a psychologically blind spot, walked into the tavern.
After scanning the area, Sig's gaze lingered for a moment among the group of pirates, then paused in an empty space to the side, and then... he found an empty spot at the bar and sat down.
"A glass of Orange Wine."
"No."
"Rum, sugar, and ice."
The boss and Sig had a normal conversation, and the boss even placed a glass of wine in front of Sig. However, only one person, including the boss, logically noticed that someone who shouldn't have been there had taken his seat!
After all, this tavern was already remote and small, and it was clearly booked by a group of people. Normally, no other pirates would be so foolish as to come in at this time, unless... they were deliberately provoking them.
It's normal that no one noticed, after all, Sig had placed Psychological Suggestion on him, and his location was to see the blind spot in the minds of those who could see him. It would be unusual if he were discovered!
And the person who discovered Sig was the same person Sig had noticed at first glance.
Although Sig had never spoken directly to this person before, he had indeed noticed him and recognized him at a glance—he looked to be the leader of this Whitebeard Pirates, but he seemed very honest and simple. He had a brown bandana wrapped around his head, but you could still see his long, curly hair... He was slightly chubby and missing a few teeth!
"Teach, still no news from William... Is he really on this island?"
"That brat can turn invisible, could he have gotten on someone else's ship and left...?"
"If we can't find it, we'll definitely get scolded by Big Sister Whitey Bay."
"Probably not? William is usually closest to Teach, he'll definitely come out if he sees Teach!"
Although he was being called "Teach" by other crew members, he showed no Haki aura whatsoever. Instead, he was very polite to everyone and had a simple, honest smile on his face.
Marshall D. Teach!
Although he may seem like an "ordinary nobody," Sig knew he was one of the most important "Ds" to pay attention to...
As for "William," whom they were talking about, he was hiding to the side, secretly laughing.
Sig then secretly glared at the invisible brat— William, it seemed that was the name Whitey Bay had given him.
In this way, the situation becomes quite clear.
It seems this brat is up to his old trick of running away from home. Since it's Big Mom's territory, the Whitebeard Pirates can't send any important figures. Firstly, they're worried about misunderstandings, since the "Four Emperors" just agreed to a truce. Secondly, they want to avoid the Big Mom Pirates from having any ulterior motives after discovering something!
So it was Teach and his ilk, nobody with no bounty, who came...
Although they were all just extras, they were clearly ranked. Teach, being a formal combatant, was the leader among the group of extras.
What frustrated Sig was that, judging from this... William was usually closest to Teach?
Good grief, he's not even as reliable as Lucas's godfather!
Fortunately for Sig, Blackbeard is at least playing the "good son" role for now, so he shouldn't... lead William astray, right?
Sig glared at William partly because of his "running away from home," and partly to subtly scold the boy for his carelessness—after going invisible, he still followed the people looking for him to watch the show?
Is it funny? Sig is certain that Blackbeard definitely found him, he's just pretending not to.
After all, even Sig's "Psychological Invisibility" couldn't evade Blackbeard's Observation Haki. Of course, if Sig had put his mind to hiding, Blackbeard certainly wouldn't have been able to detect him now. However, if he had just casually hidden, Blackbeard's Observation Haki and meticulous mind would have easily uncovered the clues.
As for William's invisibility, Sig deduced that it mainly stemmed from his authority in the "shadow."
Furthermore, he also carries within him a trace of the authority of the "White Tower" and the "Visionary"...
"Don't worry, little William ... he's like me! I can feel it, he's definitely still on the island, just playing hide-and-seek with us, hahaha... boss, another cherry pie!" Teach said with a sheepish grin.
Like you? You're ugly, but you have such beautiful dreams!
Sig pursed his lips, realizing that Teach probably hadn't recognized him, but had only sensed that someone was there.
Looking at the lovable Blackbeard, Sig gradually understood why this guy could have two Devil Fruit ability, and... Red-Hair said when he first met him!