We've Turned Our Boss into a Good-for-Nothing

"We're planning to go bother the Red-Haired Pirates and, while we're at it, test how much we've developed the Rust-Rust Fruit and Germ-Germ Fruit lately. So we thought we'd take the Boss along to keep watch."

Bonis didn't think there was anything embarrassing about taking Chaos along to keep watch.

Before, they'd been harassing the Beasts Pirates, the Red-Haired Pirates, and the Whitebeard Pirates, firing off one attack and then leaving.

This time, they were going for a real fight.

It definitely wouldn't be over in a short while. They wanted to immerse themselves in battle without any worries, so...

"Don't feel like it!"

Chaos was completely uninterested.

At that, Stussy, Baccarat, Betty, and Bonis all looked as if they'd seen a ghost.

They were genuinely starting to worry.

Everyone in the world knew that the Gold Emperor was vain, cared about appearances, loved grand displays, and enjoyed flashy, over-the-top ways of showing off. If there was a chance to act arrogant and show off, he would never miss it.

But now, he wasn't interested in any of that.

That was a serious problem!

Three hours later.

Crack!

A streak of lightning, a flash of fire, and a rainbow of sand successively tore across the sky and landed atop the Gaia Building.

Everyone in charge assembled as quickly as possible.

"What's going on? Why did you make us come all the way back?"

Enel looked at the people gathered on the sofas. Almost everyone was there.

"There's a huge problem!"

Betty looked deadly serious, as if she were about to announce something that threatened the Richest Group's very existence.

Enel, who'd just returned, tensed up.

The others were frowning, apparently deep in thought. The whole situation felt strange.

"What huge problem?"

Enel obligingly asked.

"Our Boss has become a good-for-nothing."