After Doflamingo finished speaking, a point of light appeared in his hand. Before Foz-Fu could even try to flee, he was immobilized by an illusion. Then Doflamingo pressed the point of light against his forehead.
It was one of Doflamingo's Soul Fragments. Since Foz-Fu was a generation older, he was not one of Stussy's subordinates. Thus, when Doflamingo had distributed the Soul Fragments, Foz-Fu had not received one.
Doflamingo would not have gone looking for him specifically, but since Foz-Fu had run right into his hands, he could only blame his own bad luck.
This guy still had decent potential for future growth, and he had not even eaten a Devil Fruit yet. Compared to his future self, he was still far more immature.
That was fine too. When the Soul Fragment was recovered, it should provide even greater help.
The power Doflamingo gained from reclaiming a Soul Fragment was not particularly related to the host's strength. Rather, it depended on the power the host had gained through training and growth after receiving his Soul Fragment.
In other words, if Doflamingo gave Soul Fragments to people such as Kaido or Whitebeard at their peak, he would gain little power even if he reclaimed them.
But if he implanted Soul Fragments into Kaido and Whitebeard while they were still weak, then when he took them back, he could seize the power they had cultivated as well.
Therefore, whenever Doflamingo distributed Soul Fragments, what he valued had always been potential rather than strength.
A few minutes later, Foz-Fu finally came to and opened his eyes.
Staring at the empty little chest before him, Foz-Fu stood there blankly for quite a while before fully realizing that his mission had gone down the drain.
Not only was his so-called vacation ruined, but judging by