After all, he was a rising newcomer in the New World. Judging by his bearing, he truly seemed ready to fight the Four Emperors, so Old Cai could not help but pay him a few more looks. The more he watched, the deeper his admiration became.
"Sir truly is no ordinary man!" Old Cai had already boarded Ronglin's ship and spent his days drinking and chatting with him. "You so easily gathered those pirates who had only just submitted, making them sincerely convinced."
Ronglin watched the snowflakes drifting leisurely down from the sky and said, "I do not know much about the art of commanding people, but as long as you give them what they want and open your heart to them, I think that anyone who shares the same ambitions can generally accept it."
"Haha! Well said! Well said!" Old Cai burst into laughter.
At the same time, news that Ronglin had rejected recruitment offers from Kaido and Charlotte Linlin, two of the Four Emperors, had reached them both.
"Boss! These next few days are not good days for suicide!" Kaido's subordinate pleaded bitterly again. "Can't you postpone your suicide for a few days?"
Kaido stood atop a cliff amid ice and snow, stretching his limbs. Beneath the ten-thousand-foot precipice stood countless inverted icicles. This time, Kaido wanted to see whether jumping down would impale him on those densely packed, razor-sharp spikes.
"Quit your damn nonsense! Do I need to pick a day to seek death?" Kaido ignored his subordinate's attempts to stop him and charged toward the edge of the cliff. "What could possibly be more important to me than suicide?"
That subordinate immediately played his trump card. "Boss! That kid Ronglin rejected your offer, and he has been spreading word everywhere that once the war between Fire