Chapter 213 Lovesickness
Time flies.
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The four seasons on Nine Snake Island are like spring, with no alternation between cold and hot seasons.
However, if you count carefully, the flowers on the island have bloomed and withered three times without you noticing.
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At the river port behind the tightly closed snake-haired skull gate lies the gigantic Nine Snakes Pirate Ship.
The pirates called their friends and carried a bunch of food to feed the two giant snakes pulling the boat. Seeing them listless, they couldn't help but whisper to each other: "The pirate ship hasn't sailed for a long time. They must be lonely too!"
"It's been more than a year, and the pirate group hasn't gone to the open sea..."
"I heard that Lady Snake is not in good health..."
"Yes, when I saw Lady Snake two months ago, she looked very bad..."
The members of the pirate group heard the whispers and looked at each other with unhappy expressions and worry.
"Princess Xu Lun has been visiting Lady Snake in the palace recently... Do you think she will..."
"Shut up!"
The members of the pirate group shouted.
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The Nine Snakes Palace, with its upturned eaves looking as if it is about to fly away.
The Amazon Lily princess "Kujo Jolyne" hugged one knee, with the other long straight leg hanging naturally, sitting in the corner of the eaves and gazing at the entire Nine Snakes Castle.
Three years later, she entered puberty and started to grow taller. Now she is fourteen years old and already 1.7 meters tall.
Not just height.
Robin has a well-proportioned figure and at first glance, no one would have thought that she was a fourteen-year-old girl.
Her expression changed, and when she turned around, she suddenly turned into a bunch of petals, which fell and drifted...
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A few pink petals fell by the window and fell onto the carpet in the bedroom through the open window.
After a few wisps of incense, the maids had all left, and the empress's bedroom was extremely quiet. The slightly rapid and tired breathing coming from the bed seemed even more piercing.
Boa Hancock sat in front of Serpentine's bed.
Three years later, the fifteen-year-old Hancock grew faster than Robin and was already 1.8 meters tall. The floral dress with a double-breasted collar could hardly cover her, and the wide lace skirt could not hide her pair of long legs with exaggerated proportions.
Hancock said nothing, and gently held Snake Princess's cold yet hot hand. This hand was much thinner than before.
Hancock lowered her head slightly, her long black hair falling straight down like a waterfall.
Snake Princess, who was lying on the bed, had long, disheveled golden hair and a thin layer of sweat on her forehead. Her extremely haggard face was a sickly red, but her pale lips moved and she smiled, "Where's Lily of the Valley?"
"She hasn't been feeling well lately."
Hancock let go of her hand, stood up and walked away.
Snake Princess sighed softly, "She's old too..." Looking at Hancock's tall and slender back, she smiled weakly but softly.
Swish, swish, Hancock squeezed the wet handkerchief, went back and bent over to wipe Snake Princess's forehead, cheeks, neck, collarbone, and other parts of her face...Snake Princess quietly let her serve her.
Hancock lowered her eyes for a moment and looked at Snake Princess, "But you're not old. You'll get better, right?"
"Silly girl..." Snake Princess raised her hand and gently wiped the tears from the corners of Hancock's eyes, "In a few days, you will lead the pirate group out to sea."
Hancock's eyes were full of sadness as she looked at the haggard Snake Princess sadly.
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[More than a year ago, Snake Princess suddenly fell ill. ]
[Since then, the Nine Snakes Pirates have never set sail again. 】
[At that time, when the old woman Linglan saw Snake Princess lying on the sickbed with an abnormal flush on her face, arms, and even all over her body, her face turned pale at first, as if she was recalling the painful past. Finally, she pointed at Snake Princess, trembled several times, and sighed helplessly: "I told you a long time ago... why are you still... Tulip! Why are you..."]
[Snake Princess panted tiredly and did not respond. ]
[At that time, Hancock thought that Snake Princess just had a cold and fever, a minor illness. After asking Lily of the Valley, he found out that Snake Princess had a terminal illness... a terminal illness called lovesickness.]
[“The previous emperor died in this way…” The old woman Linglan murmured to herself at that time, “Only the women of the Nine Snakes who are deeply in love will suffer from this strange disease…”]
[“So that’s the case!” Hancock was confused and angry after she understood, “Why did you let that person go?”]
[“Now you know, all men are bastards, none of them are good! Back then, the late emperor didn’t listen to me either…” The old woman Linglan cursed at the sea and walked away in anger. ]
[She had met Dorag two years ago, so of course she knew who Snake Princess was missing.]
[“You will die, do you know that?”]
[Hancock stormed into the bedroom angrily, ignoring Princess Jolyne's attempts to stop her, and angrily scolded Princess Snake, "Or why don't you just leave here and go find him!!"]
There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!
[“Hancock.” A stern expression appeared on the frail face of the Snake Princess. She said in a low but firm voice, “I am the Snake Princess of the Amazon Lily, the Emperor of the Nine Snakes.”]
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Hancock held Snake Princess's hand, put it against her face, and cried silently.
The maids' voices came from outside the bedroom: "Princess..."
Hancock wiped her face. Soft footsteps approached from behind, and Robin, who was 1.7 meters tall, opened the curtain and came in.
"Lady Snake." Robin bowed and greeted, then knelt down in front of the bed, side by side with Hancock.
"It's Jolyne." Snake Princess held Robin's hand and patted it gently.
Robin and Hancock stayed with her for a while. Snake Queen felt tired, so they tucked in the thin blanket, said goodbye quietly, and left the bedroom one after another.
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Hancock, who is 1.8 meters tall, and Robin, who is 1.7 meters tall, two tall beauties, left the palace side by side. Wherever they went, people greeted Princess Jolyne and couldn't help but exclaim at Hancock's beauty.
Hancock had been used to it since childhood, and turned a deaf ear to these voices. He said sadly: "Tell me, is it really worth it?"
Robin didn't care that the Nine Snake women on both sides of the street only exclaimed at Hancock's beauty. She understood their behavior very well. After all, Hancock was too beautiful, and sometimes even she couldn't help herself...
"I don't know." Robin could only answer Hancock's question like this, "Only Lady Snake and Dragon can answer this question."
"They..." Hancock was angry just thinking about it, but she felt helpless and murmured, "Isn't it more important to stay alive?"
Robin shook his head. "Dragon may not know about this. Snake Princess can't be sure that she will get such a disease, let alone tell Dragon in advance. After getting it..."
Hancock took over the conversation and murmured, "After getting it, it will be even more impossible to tell that man Dragon..."
Robin was speechless as she walked with Hancock in the busy Nine Snakes Castle.
At the training ground, they watched the soldiers training. The two younger sisters of the Boa family were now 1.80 meters and 1.9 meters tall, with slim figures. Although not as tall as their elder sister, they were also very beautiful. They had already mastered the domineering power and were waving and greeting their elder sister and the princess. Hancock responded nonchalantly and suddenly asked, "Where's Giorno?"
Robin tucked the long hair around her ears and looked up at the distant sky. "On the island of Ruskaina."
"Why go again?" Hancock wondered.
Robin said, "He said he used the Moon Step to travel back and forth, just as a part of his practice..."
Hancock rolled her eyes, hesitated for a moment, and glanced at Jolyne beside her.
A smile appeared on Robin's lips. Hancock's cheeks turned red and she wanted to glare at her.
Robin half coaxed, half suggested, "Go see him?"
Hancock reluctantly agreed and strode around, "Okay."
(End of this chapter)