One Piece: Book-Book Fruit
Chapter 182

A Good Place

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Things were already like this at sea; once ashore, there would definitely be even fewer chances to hunt. Many places might even have been fully developed, leaving no prey to catch at all. What would Sauron, a Giant, do then?

Starve to death?

Or switch careers and become a bandit?

Sauron was left speechless. Mousse reconsidered whether he should send him back to Totto Land, but after thinking it over, he still did not want to take that unpredictable risk. The New World remained his first choice for the former Navy Vice Admiral.

"Food won't be hard to come by in the New World, and the World Government's power is weaker there too. How about sending you to Whitebeard?"

Mousse quickly came up with a new idea. Whitebeard and his pirates would be more than capable of sheltering Sauron. Although Sauron was too old to become one of Whitebeard's sons, Whitebeard knew the secret of the Void Century. Even for Roger's old request, he would surely take in Sauron, who was wanted over the Ohara incident.

Moreover, this would mislead the World Government into believing that the Whitebeard Pirates were the true culprits behind that surprise attack, shifting their attention elsewhere. That would undoubtedly be highly beneficial to Totto Land.

But the scheme was far too obvious. Even a Giant like Sauron immediately saw through it, and he hurriedly shook his head in refusal, unwilling to drag down the Whitebeard Pirates, who had a reputation for righteousness in the New World.

"So even a Navy Vice Admiral thinks Whitebeard is a man of great righteousness. It seems the World Government's propaganda may have successfully brainwashed the people of the Four Blues, but there's no way it can hide the truth from the people working for it! Still, under such circumstances,

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