Those who believe in value naturally think that everything can be measured by it.
Profit outweighed right and wrong, while reason suppressed emotion. In the eyes of most pirates, this was a sign that a pirate had become "mature."
Thus, Katarina, whose plan had failed, quickly demonstrated her own value. "This fruit is the reason I was able to become the Strongest Female Hunter. Believe me, a living Katarina is definitely more valuable than a dead fox."
On the other hand, she still had enough sense left to add, "Besides, I wouldn't dare kill the pirates from either of your families. They're sleeping peacefully in a quiet place!"
Hearing Katarina's words, Whitebeard and Red-Haired's expressions eased slightly.
However, another figure continued closing in without the slightest pause, leaving even Katarina somewhat flustered. "Lord Apophis, if I die, those missing people will disappear forever!"
"What does it matter to me whether they live or die?" Apophis said indifferently.
Katarina shouted furiously toward the side, both angry and alarmed. "Do you two still want to save those people or not?"
Whitebeard and Red-Haired's expressions darkened. How dare such a minor character speak to them like that!
But considering his own son, Whitebeard could only force down his anger and step forward. "Apophis, stop. Although this Ugly Monster is indeed disgusting, she's right about one thing. She can't die before we find my sons."
Red-Haired was also about to step forward, but someone placed a hand on his shoulder. When he turned around, he found Beckman shaking his head at him with a solemn expression.
Although he didn't understand Beckman's intentions, out of absolute trust in him, Red-Haired still restrained his impulse.
Meanwhile, Apophis asked calmly, "Then what do you mean to do?"
Whitebeard frowned as he looked at the witch sprawled on