At the end of last year, Lucci reported two things.
One was about the Op-Op Fruit.
The other was about Corazon being killed.
Victor was a transmigrator, so he clearly understood the causal relationship between these two matters.
Therefore, he had deliberately brought it up now purely to provoke Sengoku.
Sure enough, upon hearing about Corazon, Sengoku couldn't help clenching his fists.
Victor was rubbing salt into his wounds.
Corazon was Sengoku's adopted son, his beloved little rice cake.
Now, the old had to see the young buried.
Sengoku clenched his fists. His eyes were filled with murderous intent, their gaze sharp enough to resemble two pointed blades.
Sengoku stared at Victor.
Victor looked at Sengoku and said, "Uncle Sengoku, it seems my guess was right. He really was one of yours."
Sengoku said, "That's right. He was my subordinate. I sent him back to infiltrate Doflamingo's side."
"What a pity. He must have been an outstanding Marine."
Victor put on an expression of regret.
Sengoku didn't want to see Victor putting on a false show of grief in front of him, so he said, "Why did you suddenly bring him up?"
Victor said, "We have a mole within the Marines as well."
"Mm, there is indeed one."
Sengoku spoke solemnly.
Victor continued, "I will find him."
With that, Victor turned and left.
Sengoku watched Victor's back and couldn't help falling into deep thought.
Victor suddenly wanted to find a mole?
What was he planning to do this time?
In the year 1510 of the Grand Line Era.
After handling several months' worth of accumulated affairs at Marine Headquarters, Victor finally had time to return home.
This was also Makino's first time visiting the Sabaody Archipelago.
The Sabaody Archipelago was extremely prosperous.
People came and went, and the number of