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So, the group decided to stay in the jungle for another night. They decided that Reilly would go to the town in the evening and get some clothes before going into the city.

"That's right, Reilly. Remember not to give money when you go to smooth your clothes!" Bit reminded Reilly before leaving.

"Don't worry, I'm not stupid. Reilly continued walking without looking back. Still, he responded to Bit's words.

Bit nodded. With Reilly's words, he was relieved. Sure enough, Reilly is still very reliable!

"Why can't you give money, Bit?" asked Nuss, patting him on the shoulder behind him.

"There's no way around it. Bit shook his head, a hint of unhappiness on his face. He didn't want to do such a thing.

"But how do you know that the people here are Bailey?" asked Bit, turning his head to look at Nuss.

Nuss was slightly stunned and didn't say anything more. Bit was right, how did she know that the people here were using Bailey?

If the people here were using some other action as their general equivalent, wouldn't they be exposed if they left Bailey behind!

It's boring again until the afternoon. They waited quietly in the jungle near the town. Surprisingly, they stayed in this place for an afternoon, and they didn't meet anyone.

Isn't it true that the people of Wano Country don't even cut firewood, or are they so lucky that no one happens to be going here today?

But the group didn't bother to think about it so much. No one came here anyway, and they haven't been discovered anyway.

The group had no suspicion that the samurai named Hirano would betray them. They could tell at a glance that the key guy was a martial idiot, or that a sword idiot was more suitable.

"Are we just waiting for Reilly, Captain Roger?" Shanks, who was the least patient on the ship right now, was the first to ask.

He wanted to go to the island yesterday, but Roger said he would leave the next day during the day. After daylight the next day, Roger had to wait for Reilly to return in the evening.

With such a day of pushing one day and one night of pushing one night, when will they be able to go to the towns of Wano Country to have a pleasant time!

"Be patient, Shanks, and we'll head into town when Reilly gets back with his clothes. ”

Roger stared straight ahead without looking back, and at the same time he spoke to soothe Shanks, who was already agitated.

"Learn from Bucky, look at how calm he is. ”

Shanks glanced at Bucky, who was immersed in his own world, and rubbed his head helplessly.

Buckytha was only interested in treasure. There is no treasure on this island. And they're going to town, and there's no treasure in town!

Shanks sighed and sat back on the ground. As a trainee pirate, all he can do is obey.

In fact, as a pirate, no matter what he does on the ship, he needs to obey the captain's orders.

The captain said that if he landed, he would go to the shore, and if the captain entered the city, he would enter the city. The captain said to wait here, just wait here!

There is also an obvious benefit to being able to bring in the body of the ship. It's a lot easier for them to eat and sleep.

Now, for example, Cook jumped off the USS Oro Jackson behind them. He was also dragging a whole bunch of food.

"Eat something, everyone. Cook placed the food in the middle of the group. Then Roger and they all came around.

"That's so reliable, Cook!" Roger complimented Cook as he shoved a large piece of roast meat into his mouth.

Cook smiled and didn't say anything. He generally doesn't speak when he eats. Unless Roger's question is asked to him.

The group had a hearty dinner at Sister in the Woods, but Reilly missed it.

Time flies, in a blink of an eye, the moon is in the sky. A group of people fell asleep in the woods. They didn't let Lemon turn back into the Orow Jackson.

Roger and his gang were not delicate people. There's nothing unacceptable about sleeping in a place like this.

It wasn't Bit, nor Van Pika, or Roger who was keeping vigil this night. It's Spark Jabba.

In fact, Spark Jabba volunteered to call for the vigil. Roger agreed to his request. He's showing his trust in Spark Jabba.

Originally, Van Pickup was also going to keep vigil, but Roger refused him. As a person who needs to concentrate on his sights and sights during the day to monitor his surroundings, he needs to recuperate at night.

While Spark Jabba was boredly monitoring his surroundings, Reilly sprang up from the woods.

Reilly had already changed his clothes. Reilly's dress now wasn't much different from the samurai they had seen during the day.

"How's it going?" asked Sbuckjabha, looking at Reilly running back with a smile on his face.

Reilly pulled out a pair of sacks from the sack he was carrying behind his back and threw them to Spark Jabba.

"Okay, nothing other than a fight with a samurai named Diaru halfway through. ”

"That's right. That swordsman also felt something?" Spark said as he changed into the clothes that Reilly had thrown at him.

"Who knows, but he doesn't look like a guy who is going to talk around. Reilly shrugged, he didn't take the matter to heart.

"How's this town?" Seeing that Reilly wasn't sleepy, Spak Jabba casually picked up a topic.

"What's that? what about that?" asked Reilly, after a moment's pause.

"I can't say it, what do you think of this Wano country?"

Reilly shook his head slowly. He didn't know what to say about it. This country of Wano is indeed not so well evaluated.

The country is still very orderly. The life of civilians is not bad. There are also some swordsmen with strong combat effectiveness in the country, and he doesn't know what the king of this country thinks, so he has to close himself off from the country.

"How can I say that? From a purely civilian point of view, apart from the closure of the port and the prohibition of communication with the outside world, there is nothing too unpleasant about the country at the moment. ”

Spark Jabba nodded knowingly. He then asked, "Do the people of this country have much opinion on this matter?"

Reilly looked at Spark Jabba with a roll of his eyes. "How do I know. I didn't communicate with them. ”

"Besides, wouldn't it be more interesting to go into the city tomorrow and observe this kind of thing? Reilly pushed his glasses, the light in his eyes filtered through the lenses.

"I'll go first, please, Jabba, tonight. ”