Looking at the whole incident, although Lagron had died at Saul's hands, strictly speaking, Lagron had been indirectly killed by Maud.
But Maud knew nothing about it.
Then, after thinking it over, he naturally recalled the person who had been walking with Red in the alley that night.
Could I have accidentally killed an...
A massive experience piñata?
No wonder Kazt had taken this matter so seriously.
Thinking of this, Maud felt a slight pang of heartache. He pretended to ask casually, "Oh, how did this person named Lagron die?"
"He was taken out with one shot."
"..."
Maud covered his forehead and calmly said, "I see."
Wolf Rat quietly observed Maud's reaction.
He realized that in this matter, Ghost Gun had taken out Lagron for Maud without letting Maud know.
This kind of covert, protective behavior further indicated that Maud carried a certain amount of weight in Ghost Gun's eyes.
In other words, Maud might be qualified to become a bargaining chip for restraining Ghost Gun. Then there was also the little girl in that shop...
Wolf Rat pondered silently while continuing, "Not only did Kazt lose a capable man like Lagron some time ago, but the incident a few days ago, when the fish-man slaves escaped from the auction, also left more than half of his men dead or wounded."
"Oh?"
A faint glimmer lit up in Maud's eyes.
"Besides Lagron, Kazt still has two noteworthy officers under him."
"One is Wells, who has decent marksmanship and a bounty of nearly ten million. The other is Gabton, whose bounty is fourteen million. Although he isn't as strong as Lagron, he's still a formidable swordsman."
"Moreover, Kazt is a Zoan Devil Fruit user. Give him a few more days, and even if he hasn't fully recovered, he'll at least