"Back then, everyone thought Queen's grudge against Judge came from that illegal research team. Who would've thought it actually started in Germa 66?"
After Charlotte Mousse read this memory from Queen's soul, he was initially somewhat surprised. But once he learned why Vinsmoke Judge had cast Queen aside, he immediately found it hilarious and nearly burst out laughing.
"Always researching indiscriminate weapons of mass destruction—poison gas, for example—yet incapable of managing them properly. He's killed more allies than enemies!"
Vinsmoke Judge's criticism of Queen could not have been more accurate. Mousse instinctively wanted to applaud. The reason Kaido lost in the Wano Country arc of One Piece, aside from the author frantically giving the protagonists power-ups, was also largely thanks to two major "undercover agents"—Charlotte Linlin and Queen.
Charlotte Linlin was genuinely mentally ill. Nothing could be done about that. Queen was also sick in the head—though not in the same way as the former—and likewise beyond help, though again, not in the same way.
"Queen and Caesar both have talent, sure, but neither can control their own behavior. In scientific experiments that are already dangerous by nature, they're like ticking bombs. You can call them 'talents' all you want, but I wouldn't take them even if they were handed to me for free. Who knows when they might suddenly lose their minds and blow up the lab?"
As Mousse thought of this, an advertisement for "brain supplement pills" involuntarily surfaced in his mind, making him want to laugh even more.
"Stupidity and slowness are two different things. Slow learners merely take longer to understand. With patient guidance, they may still become useful talents; even if they never achieve greatness, they can still be of use. But if someone is truly foolish, then the smarter they are, the more they