Just like when they had headed to Wano Country in the original story, Charlotte Linlin had not brought a massive fleet. She had merely boarded her flagship, the Queen Mama Chanter, gathered the family's main officers, and set off.
After all, their enemy was Kaido. Bringing along a bunch of fodder would be useless; that monster only needed one sweep of Conqueror's Haki to clear the field.
Quality mattered more than quantity. Aside from the eldest son, Perospero, and eldest daughter, Compote, who remained behind to guard Totto Land, Charlotte Linlin had taken nearly all the family's elite officers with her.
She was not worried about anyone taking the opportunity to cause trouble in Totto Land.
There were not many people in the New World with the nerve to provoke the Charlotte Family.
Perospero and Compote were more than enough to deal with a few ignorant, fearless hotheads.
The Queen Mama Chanter set sail, its destination Wano Country.
The ship was enormous, several hundred meters long, like a fortress moving across the sea. Its living facilities were also remarkably complete; to Bright, it was no different from a small town.
The only thing that dissatisfied Bright was that most of the food served aboard was sweets. That was naturally commonplace for the Charlotte Family, but Bright found it genuinely hard to stomach.
Fortunately, he held a decent position aboard the ship and could ask the cooks to prepare something special for him.
Another troublesome point was that Perospero had not come, and the Charlotte Family officers aboard did not look kindly upon him.
It was only that no one came looking for trouble with him. Most of the time, they treated him like he was invisible.
Bright was happy to have some peace and quiet. With no one disturbing him,