"Lord Imu."
"Besides all the plans mentioned above, I have another suggestion that I hope you will consider."
After delivering his lengthy speech, Doflamingo paused briefly before respectfully making another request.
"Speak."
Imu was still reading the contents of the scroll.
This should not have been completed by Doflamingo alone. The fields involved were simply too broad; he had likely consulted quite a few specialists.
"I believe that Sea Star's portal transit hub should not be placed inside the future Star City."
"Hmm?"
Imu looked at Doflamingo in surprise, then calmly instructed him, "Continue."
"Yes."
Doflamingo said, "The portal transit hub is indeed a brilliant idea, and placing it within Star City would greatly increase the flow of people."
"But from the perspective of Sea Star's security, there are quite a few hidden dangers."
Imu did not interrupt him, patiently listening as Doflamingo's voice echoed through every corner of the Empty Throne Hall.
"The Red Line currently has two hundred RL districts, containing two hundred and twenty-four cities."
"Adding the various islands spread across the Four Seas, the Grand Line, the deep sea, and the White Sea in the sky..."
"The total number of cities worldwide exceeds five hundred. Even if portals are established in only half of them, there would be more than two hundred, and that number would continue to increase with development."
"Concentrating so many portals capable of reaching every corner of Sea Star within Star City, where all kinds of unsavory figures from different worlds gather, is somewhat inappropriate."
"Although we would certainly establish all kinds of security measures, there are countless extraordinary individuals in Otherworld. It is difficult to say whether, in the future, someone might quietly infiltrate Sea Star—or even force their way into Sea Star through overwhelming strength."
By this point, Imu understood