Mousse himself did not need to go through so much trouble. Bound by family ties, he could never rebel against his own fate. He merely wanted to contribute what he could to the progress of the world. His ambitions were not high, nor did he intend to spread his operation too wide. Fewer people meant easier management. As long as someone was talented and useful to him, he could employ them—even if they were bad people in the strict sense.
Well, Mousse himself could not exactly be called a good person either. Even a good person standing in his way would be killed. If they were not good people, he would hesitate even less.
Since he had come to the West Blue, Mousse naturally would not pass up the Castle-Castle Fruit he had long set his sights on. As a mafia boss, Capone Bege paid considerable attention to his own safety. But once Mousse knew his general area of activity, how could his Observation Haki fail to find him?
"There's one presence that's especially strong. That should be him. Capone Bege's gang mainly relies on guns and cannons, and they have no particularly powerful fighters. The only one who could reach this level should be him, the one who ate a Devil Fruit."
After locking onto his target, Mousse turned Amon back into a Scroll so it would be easier to carry people. But to his surprise, the Book World's Soul Capture, which had never failed him before, was ineffective against Capone Bege!
But Mousse's mind worked quickly. He almost immediately thought of a possible reason. "Right, the Castle-Castle Fruit is also a spatial ability. Could it be like how spatial items under Dungeons & Dragons rules can't store items of the same type? No nested dolls allowed?"
Even though