Dragon said he would come to Fish-Man Island within a week and asked Bright to wait a little.
Then the two ended the call.
"What an incredible man!"
Jinbe said in surprise, "He actually dared to come to Fish-Man Island himself? No matter what, we're publicly on the government's side."
Bright smiled. Dragon had not displayed much of his strength in the original story, but one thing was certain: as the world's most dangerous criminal and the man the World Government feared most, his strength was definitely no less than the Emperors'.
His willingness to come personally probably came half from trust and half from confidence.
"Anyway, let's handle the secrecy first."
Bright looked around at everyone present. "What happened today must not be leaked."
"Of course."
Jinbe nodded heavily.
Although they had not heard much about the Revolutionary Army, an organization dedicated to overthrowing the World Government had probably long since been blacklisted by the government.
So this naturally had to be kept secret.
"Don't worry, Bright."
Haku laughed heartily. "Keeping secrets and hiding our tracks are what we do best."
Before the Revolutionary Army officially emerged and began operating openly, most of their work had been underground. They were indeed thoroughly accustomed to both matters.
Bright was not worried about them at all. He turned and quietly looked at Arlong.
"Of course I know that!"
Arlong snapped irritably. "Don't treat me like someone who'd ruin the bigger picture just because I got mad for a moment!"
"I won't tell anyone about what happened today!"
"That's good."
Only then did Bright nod in satisfaction.
"Then next," Jinbe said with a smile, "Haku, let me show you around Fish-Man Island as it is now. It's changed tremendously from before!"
"No." Haku shook his head and grinned. "It'd be too conspicuous