One Piece: Glory of the Fish-Man
Chapter 236

Prelude to the Reverie

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Was this woman out of her mind?

That was probably what everyone who saw Queen Otohime's behavior at that moment was thinking.

But Tesoro definitely wasn't among them.

He had already learned from Bright about the ability Her Highness the Queen possessed.

Like that bastard Bright, she had Observation Haki that could see through people's hearts.

She had probably heard something in the Diva's heart.

Tesoro looked at Uta, who was tightly embraced by Otohime and looked utterly flustered.

So she had really hit the mark?

This girl, who possessed a voice as heavenly as an angel's, was filled with pain whenever she sang?

Red-Hair, just what was going on with your daughter?

Tesoro suddenly remembered Bright telling him to be careful around the girl.

Had that guy anticipated this all along?

Could he have read something from Red-Hair's heart through Observation Haki?

"I have no idea what you're talking about!"

The Diva finally shoved Otohime away. She snapped furiously, "Is there something wrong with your head?"

"Has your mind become scrambled because you're ashamed of your own inferiority?"

Queen Otohime took a deep breath, then raised a hand and wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes.

"It is the adults' failure when children cannot grow up happily. We failed to create a gentle world."

That was what she said.

Everyone looked baffled. What was she suddenly talking about now?

Only Uta's face suddenly flushed crimson, her pupils shrinking to pinpoints. "Don't be so full of yourself!"

"What adults? What children? What gives you the right to look down on me with such arrogance?"

Uh...

There seemed to be a story here.

Watching Uta suddenly fly into a rage, Tesoro could not help but wonder whether Red-Hair had abandoned the girl and left her with severe emotional trauma.

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