Did Victor really qualify to be a Marine?
Because of Sengoku, Corazon hated Victor.
Especially after returning undercover to Doflamingo's side, he had learned even more about Victor's dirty dealings in private.
Could someone like that really become a Marine Admiral? And did he really want to completely eliminate pirates?
Corazon would never believe it.
However, Corazon believed in justice. He believed that as long as he found enough evidence, he could punish Doflamingo—and Victor as well.
"What a money-making machine."
Victor smiled as he praised Tesoro's ability to make money.
Tesoro made money almost faster than he could rob it.
He had a firm grasp on human nature. Women loved beauty, so he used luxury taxes to entice them. He even offered interest-free installment loans.
Therefore, even users who could not afford to buy anything only had to pay a small service fee to purchase the things they liked.
Women had incredibly strong desires to consume. Now that they had a platform to spend on—and money to spare—they naturally went on shopping sprees.
Tesoro's mind really was something else. Victor had to praise him for that.
Besides this, Tesoro had also arranged gambling, prostitution, and drugs for the men.
The casinos and nightclubs Tesoro had opened in the Sabaody Archipelago were always packed, raking in money every day.
Moreover, the casinos prohibited cheating and only charged a five-percent service fee.
The casinos also offered low-interest loans.
If you had no money, you could borrow some and continue gambling.
The more you borrowed, the more the interest increased.
Victor was very satisfied. However, he thought of the Marines.
What if the Marines got involved in gambling, prostitution, and drugs as well...?
Victor narrowed his eyes. He had to prevent such a thing before it happened and would need to find