Bright could roughly guess what would happen on Onigashima soon after he left Wano Country. Kaido would definitely fly into a rage, so he fled quickly.
What if Kaido grew angrier and angrier, then eventually came after him?
Wouldn't that put him in a very passive position?
Letting the prisoners of Udon go was actually fine. To Kaido, it probably was not as infuriating as letting his precious daughter escape.
But Kaido probably would not be able to tolerate what Bright had done in the Flower Capital.
Of course, he knew there was a Road Poneglyph beneath the Castle Keep.
That was a trump card for competing for the position of Pirate King!
And now, Bright had copied that card and left with it.
How could Kaido possibly not be furious?
Bright was certain that if he had not hurried to leave at the time, he would definitely be fighting Kaido right now—the kind of fight even Charlotte Linlin could not stop.
He really had made an enormous contribution to the peace between the Beasts Pirates and Fish-Man Island.
He just did not know how Yamato was doing. She absolutely could not get caught again. Otherwise, with only the few remaining members of the Kozuki clan and a group of defeated samurai, it would be utterly impossible for them to have any impact on the Beasts Pirates.
With such worries in mind, Bright embarked on his journey home.
It had to be said that although he could fly, crossing the sea through his own strength was still an extremely difficult task.
For one thing, food was a huge problem.
He had gone to Onigashima earlier to get something to eat, but he had run into Yamato and never gotten the chance.
Later, he had fled without attending the banquet of