Growing up in such an environment, Page One was still too young to know better. But although Ulti was only a five-year-old girl, she already understood the importance of strength.
So when she saw the Beasts Pirates in such chaos, the future fiery girl's first thought was not to flee for her life, but to steal Kaido's Devil Fruit—after all, with their short little legs, neither of them could run away. They might as well take a gamble.
If they succeeded, they would have already eaten the Devil Fruits. Kaido could hardly beat the two of them to death with one swing of his club; that would only waste two Devil Fruits.
Even if the Beasts Pirates could not hold out, to those unfamiliar enemies, two ordinary children might be casually cut down. But two children who had eaten Devil Fruits might be worth keeping and raising.
"Big Sis, I really can't run anymore!" Page One panted heavily.
Onigashima was not large, but battles were breaking out everywhere now. On top of that, Page One was only three years old. No matter how gifted he was, he was not a monster like Charlotte Linlin. At best, he was comparable to a six- or seven-year-old child. Before long, the intense exertion and nervous tension had drained all his strength.
"It's okay, Little Page. I'll carry you." A broad smile appeared on Ulti's face. Ignoring her trembling legs and the sweat beading across her forehead, she moved to hoist Page One onto her back.
"No, Big Sis." Though Page One was very young, he already understood some things. "If you do that, neither of us will be able to get there. Big Sis, you should go alone."
"What nonsense are you saying, Little Page?!" Ulti fiercely grabbed her brother by the neck