The fish-man who had escaped was none other than Fisher Tiger.
Although Akainu had only been stationed at Mary Geoise for a short time, he had already dealt with more than one incident involving escaped slaves.
What could Akainu do in such a situation?
He could only send people to search everywhere.
The slaves could not escape anyway.
Unless they could fly, climb, or jump down from the Red Line.
However, after searching for an entire day and night, the Marines still could not find Tiger.
Perhaps he had jumped down.
However, jumping from such a height would basically mean certain death.
Perhaps he could not bear being a slave any longer and had committed suicide?
Akainu did not take it to heart, and the agents responsible for the pursuit handled the matter carelessly.
However, after escaping from Mary Geoise, Tiger finally returned to Fish-Man Island.
For a long time, humans led by the World Government had maintained tense relations with the fish-men and merfolk of Fish-Man Island.
Because neither side understood the other, humans discriminated against the fish-men and merfolk.
On top of that, the World Government's discriminatory attitude was especially intense. The Celestial Dragons, as the World Nobles, had also long purchased various races, including fish-men and merfolk, as slaves through human traffickers.
Not long after Fisher Tiger began his final journey, he was captured by human traffickers and reduced to slavery.
Over the course of three years, he was not only imprisoned but also abused, giving him a thorough look at humanity's madness.
When he returned to Fish-Man Island, Tiger immediately headed for Dragon Palace City.
Tiger was a celebrity on Fish-Man Island.
Tiger was not only a well-traveled adventurer but also the leader of Fish-Man District.
Fish-Man District wielded considerable influence on Fish-Man Island. For example,