Although a tiny accident had occurred, Xia Che remained completely unruffled.
With a wave of his hand, he had Moke and Kuma tie up Daz Bones and send him aboard, planning to take him along.
As for Moke's suggestion to kill him and throw him into the sea to feed the fish, Xia Che ignored it outright.
No matter what...
Crocodile had made him a huge profit this time, and in the end, he had even entrusted all his inheritance to him. As an important business partner, how could Xia Che possibly be the kind of person who threw a subordinate entrusted to him by an important partner into the sea to feed the fish?
That was right. Xia Che had more or less guessed the meaning behind the words Crocodile had asked Daz Bones to convey.
Wasn't he simply saying that Xia Che could have all the treasure and Baroque Works, but had to properly protect his subordinate?
Though he had said it in a slightly tsundere manner, Xia Che still understood.
Otherwise...
If Crocodile truly intended to reclaim his treasure after getting out, why would he have his subordinate obediently stay by Xia Che's side and tell Daz Bones to say those things?
Was he planning to send his own subordinate to his death?
Come to think of it, Crocodile really was a little tsundere.
For example, in the story... when the Alabasta conspiracy was exposed and he was sent to a temporary prison, he gave up escaping when Baroque Works agents came to rescue him. He even said he wasn't in the mood! He remained obediently in prison instead of escaping with the agents.
Was he really not in the mood?
It was just that when he saw that a bunch of tool people he had deceived