One Piece: Glory of the Fish-Man
Chapter 326

Loki and Lola

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Late one night as they sailed toward the Giant Kingdom, Katakuri silently entered Bright's room.

He turned into white mochi, seeped in through a gap in the deck, then condensed his body in the darkness.

"Showing up uninvited in the middle of the night isn't very polite, my friend."

Bright opened his eyes, sat up in bed, and spoke lazily.

"Cut the nonsense, Bright." Katakuri's tone was cold, and his attitude far from friendly. "What should we do about this situation?"

"What should we do?"

Bright raised an eyebrow. "What do you mean? Isn't the situation pretty good right now?"

He himself was not particularly worried about an alliance between the Charlotte Family and the Giant Tribe.

Fish-Man Island was already an ally of the Giant Kingdom, and even if this marriage alliance truly succeeded, so what?

It would not be Charlotte Linlin marrying into the Giant Kingdom, but the Charlotte Family.

In the past, Charlotte Linlin had indeed been able to represent the family, but now that Katakuri had new ideas, things were different.

Who could say whether Charlotte Linlin or Katakuri would represent the Charlotte Family in the future?

"Don't play dumb with me!"

Perhaps because he was worried about waking Charlotte Linlin, who was already asleep, Katakuri lowered his voice. "Lola is very resistant to this marriage alliance."

"She has always wanted to get married, but the man has to be someone she likes."

That was true. The woman named Lola was not a doll who would let Charlotte Linlin manipulate her as she pleased.

In the original story, because of Charlotte Linlin's coercion, she had directly chosen to flee from the marriage.

Though her affection was not exactly precious either.

If Bright remembered correctly, after going to sea, she had kept proposing to other men. By

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