Tool Person Kaido

Three days later, at the docks of Dawn City.

Watching the Kuja Pirates members busily carrying supplies into the ship's hold, Sandersonia could not help but sigh. "I still can't believe that fat man really let us all go. He even gave us a ship."

"Yeah! I thought we'd be forced to work as laborers in the mines for the rest of our lives." Marigold echoed her.

After all, this was not the first time they had lost their freedom. They had been kidnapped as children and sold to the Celestial Dragons as slaves, so they understood better than anyone how precious freedom was.

In comparison, Boa Hancock, who had reached a private deal, stared at the towering tree in the center of the city with a complicated expression. The conversation from several nights ago kept replaying in her mind.

Destroy the World Government!

Kill every last Celestial Dragon!

She would never forget the light that had shone in Allen's eyes when he said those words.

Just as the Empress's opinion of Allen began to change once more, Dragon Lily approached from afar with a cigarette between her lips and reported in a low voice, "The supplies have all been loaded. We can set sail at any time."

"Then what are we waiting for? Hurry up and sail! I never want to go back to that filthy mine pit for the rest of my life." Daisy urged, still shaken by the experience.

"Snake Princess, what do you think?" Dragon Lily raised her head and asked.

"I have no objections!" Boa Hancock lifted her chin with feigned aloofness.

Before long, under the gaze of countless eyes, the small sailboat slowly departed the harbor and headed toward the Red Line.

Watching the vessel gradually disappear where sea met sky, Robin finally could