"Blue Sea People, what do you mean by this?"
Seeing them actually send out a little girl, Shura could not help but grow furious. "You don't know your place. Don't think I'll show mercy just because she's a little girl."
"You don't need to force yourselves." Gan Fall leaped onto Pierre with his spear in hand, frowning as he stared at Shura.
"Though this old man is advanced in years, I am still worthy of the title Sky Knight. Since I accepted your payment, I must fulfill my responsi—wait, what is this?!"
Before he could finish, several thin snakes made of sand rose out of thin air, wrapping tightly around Gan Fall and Pierre.
No matter how hard Gan Fall struggled, he could not break free. Gritting his teeth, he growled, "Damn it, what is this thing?!"
"Don't worry, old man." Reiner spoke calmly. "Leave it to her. Don't interrupt my grandstanding."
Hearing that, Gan Fall felt the Sand Snakes tightly binding him, then looked at the fine sand coiling around the Mage Undead's staff. He could not help but be secretly alarmed.
He knew about the power of Devil Fruits and had some guesses about the Sand Snakes around him, but how well a Devil Fruit could be used depended entirely on its user.
Even with all his strength, he could not break free. That alone showed that the other party's power had completely surpassed his. And that was just a little girl?
Gan Fall shifted his gaze to Shura in the sky. It seemed they truly did not need this old man's help.
"A hundred points? How hard to understand." Shura grinned viciously as he rode his vulture into a dive.
"Mere Blue Sea People, what gives you the right to have the same score as me?!"
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