As one of the Navy's top combat forces, Sengoku had no doubt that the Star Alliance's Prison might not be able to hold the five of them at all. Ronglin was doing this because he wanted to leave them a way out with the Navy, wasn't he?
"You're not going to kill me?" Akainu asked in outright astonishment. "You should know that no Prison in this world can hold me, not even Impel Down!"
Ronglin smiled as he looked at Akainu, the iron-blooded soldier. "Keeping you imprisoned isn't the outcome I want. I merely want you to build a prison for yourselves in your hearts. Whether you come out of it is up to you. You can consider whether you want to help me establish the Star Alliance's new order in the future. If not, then quietly stand aside and watch."
Sengoku and the other four fell silent. They had no idea where Ronglin got the confidence to think he could win them over like this.
After all, once the Navy escaped this danger today, if the five of them found an opportunity to regain control of the Navy, then after rallying all the Marines across the world, they could instantly raise an army of over a hundred thousand, enough to pose a terrifying threat to the Star Alliance.
Yet Ronglin actually dared to spare their lives?
Just then, another small boat drifted over from afar.
In front of so many important figures, a trembling navy soldier clutched a Den Den Mushi and ran over to Akainu.
"Ad... Admiral Sakazuki... news from Mary Geoise..." Faced with such a terrifying scene—especially the wall formed by hundreds of Devil Fruit users—the soldier's legs trembled uncontrollably.
"Fleet Admiral Sengoku is here. Why are you bringing it to me?" Akainu remained rather low-key.
"Mary