The Celestial Dragons, who had always looked down on everyone, actually showed Gigue a desire to curry favor. All because he was the sole heir of the Figarland Family.
That status was simply too dazzling. To most people outside, all Celestial Dragons were the same: as long as someone was a Celestial Dragon, they stood high above all others and could not be defied.
But in Mary Geoise, the Celestial Dragons' stronghold, the Figarland Family was unquestionably a special presence.
It was synonymous with power. As long as Imu did not intervene, the Figarland Family was the last line of defense protecting the Celestial Dragons' glory.
The treatment Gigue received now was the same Garling had once enjoyed. He stood quietly to the side and watched.
Only when impatience appeared on Gigue's face did he raise a finger and lightly tap the table, saying in a low voice,
"Quiet. It is time to discuss Doflamingo."
A faint kingly pressure radiated from Garling. Other than Saturn, every Celestial Dragon caught their breath. They laughed awkwardly, then silently returned to their seats.
Saturn had not said a word throughout. In truth, his status was neither above nor below Garling's, but today was Garling's first time publicly introducing Gigue. He tactfully reduced his own presence.
He had even tacitly defined this meeting as Gigue's "public introduction," and he was more than willing to give the Figarland Family this courtesy.
As for Doflamingo, from the moment Garling revealed Gigue's identity, he had completely become invisible.
How could a traitor's son compare to Gigue, the heir of the Figarland Family?
If Garling had not brought the topic back to Doflamingo, then perhaps not a single person would have looked at Doflamingo again until the meeting ended.
Doflamingo sensed everyone's disregard for him as well. Yet