Maud, far away in the Sabaody Archipelago, had no idea that Sunny had given up on the Clear-Clear Fruit—or that she had chosen to give it to Sabo.
If he had known, he probably would have understood Sunny's choice.
For an organization like the Revolutionary Army, which habitually made entire countries its enemies, an extremely active and highly capable intelligence team was necessary. But even more important was an unstoppable assault team.
If highly targeted intelligence was the prerequisite for bringing down an enemy nation,
then the assault team was the final straw that crushed it.
As the leader of the assault team, Sabo had carried out countless assault missions by charging in alone, then opening a breach large enough for his companions to pour through.
This style was not because Sabo was reckless or possessed an extreme sense of individual heroism.
Rather, he was using his own methods to shoulder all the risks.
Only by doing so could he help the assault team, which had always suffered the highest casualty rate, avoid what he considered unnecessary sacrifices.
His method meant bearing all the risks of an assault alone.
But if Sabo ate the Clear-Clear Fruit, the risks during an assault could be drastically reduced.
He could even use its ability to turn his companions invisible as well, directly leading the assault team through the enemy's defensive line.
That would not only reduce the assault team's casualty rate, but also further improve its efficiency.
This was perhaps Sunny's motive and reason for choosing to give the Clear-Clear Fruit to Sabo.
Even if Maud knew about it, he would not interfere in any way.
Ten days passed in the blink of an eye.
The materials for the ten Vivre Cards that Maud had asked Shakky to order arrived as promised. Their