What problems might arise?

A voice rang out.

Without hesitation, Lowe replied, "Of course, it's to complete the long-standing..."

He was startled and looked to the side, only to see Kuro sitting next to him, looking at him.

"What do you want by coming here at night? If you want to kill me, I advise you not to. I am Rita's brother, no, Rita's brother. Even if she has no memory now, what will you do when she remembers one day?"

Lowe looked at Kuro without any fear and laughed.

"I'm not that bored. If I wanted to kill you, I could have done it earlier."

Kuro snapped his fingers, and the chains binding Lowe loosened, freeing him.

"you..."

Lowe immediately jumped up, stretched his limbs, and looked at Kuro in surprise, "What do you want to do?"

"It's obvious."

Kuro looked at the sea and said, "The journey on the sea is full of uncertainties. With you, a ticking time bomb, here, I dare not sleep well. I can't kill you. After thinking it over, I think I should let you go."

"Really? Well, thank you so much for your kindness!"

Lowe sneered, jumped onto the other side of the boat, and was about to leap into the sea.

"Hello."

Behind him, Kuro's voice rang out, "You...miss your sister, don't you?"

These words made Lowe stiffen, but he subconsciously sneered, "Stop joking. What's there to miss about someone who has betrayed the family and has no honor? All this time, all I've cared about is this bloodline."

"Really? Never mind..."

Kuro shrugged and said, "Because you're Lida's brother and not a pirate, be careful on your journey, and don't get eaten by some sea monster."

"You don't need to tell me!"

Lowe turned around and glared fiercely at Kuro. He pursed his lips, remained silent for a moment, and then said, "Release your power and leave. Don't get involved in the affairs of the Insect Country and the Flower Country."

With that, he leaped into the sea, disappearing with a splash.

Kuro scratched his face, his expression strange: "Do I look like someone who causes trouble everywhere? I don't even want to deal with these things. They're thankless tasks, and they're the most troublesome."