After calming down, Bellamy started walking in the opposite direction.
"Hm? Bellamy, you're just leaving like that? Looks like the rumors were true after all. After being defeated by Roy, you've become a coward, huh? You don't even have the courage to face him anymore?"
Wild Bull only meant to provoke Bellamy. Though he was confident he could defeat Roy, he certainly would not mind gaining a powerful ally if possible.
After all, there was no real grudge between him and Bellamy. He believed that, under these circumstances, Bellamy would definitely make the wisest choice.
Who would have thought that Bellamy merely paused before continuing toward the exit without looking back. "That's right, he beat the fear into me. But don't celebrate too soon. At most, you and I are evenly matched. In front of him, I couldn't even resist. You won't fare much better. Anyone who hasn't seen him fight will never understand just how powerful he is. The gap in strength is enough to drive someone to despair."
Wild Bull's expression darkened, and doubt rose in his heart as he considered how much truth Bellamy's words held.
He absolutely did not believe Roy could truly be that powerful. But one thing was beyond question: Roy's strength had definitely been severely underestimated.
He had concealed part of his strength in his battle with Bellamy just now, yet even if he revealed all his trump cards, he could only turn an even match into a seventy-thirty advantage. This showed that Bellamy was by no means weak.
Just how strong was Roy, to frighten Bellamy to such an extent?
He was genuinely conflicted now. Roy and his group had arrived aggressively, and they clearly meant no good.
If he backed down without fighting, the Wild Bull Pirates' prestige and momentum would