Chapter 26

"What?" Ma Erke's expression changed slightly.

Previously, Bai Hu Zi had said Tichi had betrayed him. Ma Erke felt more disbelief than anger, after all, he had no deep bond with Tichi.

Yet when Bai Hu Zi revealed that Tichi had survived his two full-power slashes, though gravely wounded, Ma Erke instantly raised his vigilance toward Tichi to its peak.

Someone who could withstand two full-power slashes from Bai Hu Zi in rage was absolutely not to be underestimated—he could easily be called a great pirate even in the New World.

Ma Erke no longer remained as calm as before; he spoke with grave seriousness: "I will supervise personally—I will pull Tichi out."

Bai Hu Zi gave a slight nod, then bent his knees slightly and leapt, displaying his immense jumping power, launching himself like a cannonball toward the distant Moby Dick.

Back aboard the Moby Dick, Sachi rushed over immediately to meet Bai Hu Zi, his face tinged with shame and emotion.

"Old Man… thank you for going to so much trouble!"

Bai Hu Zi gave a slight nod, then suddenly remembered something and said casually: "Bring me the Dark-Dark Fruit."

"The Dark-Dark Fruit?" Sachi paused in surprise.

Bai Hu Zi grunted, "The fruit Tichi wanted to seize."