Speaking of which, the Charlotte Family had also made quite a profit from this Devil Fruit purchase.
Those low-priced Zoan-type Fruits could be resold to Kaido for a small profit. He had yet to establish contact with the well-connected Doflamingo, while he and his key subordinates could not conveniently leave Wano Country because they had to keep watch over Oden and his retainers. He would likely have few chances to buy Devil Fruits.
Mousse estimated that, given Kaido's preference for Zoan-type Devil Fruits, he would not refuse these cheaply acquired Fruits even with a fifty percent markup.
Besides, they could directly barter them for Seastone products unique to Wano Country, effectively lowering the asking price. Kaido would have even less reason to refuse.
As for the two Paramecia Devil Fruits, neither had been expensive, but one of them was actually quite powerful. It simply had such harsh requirements for its user that it could not fetch a high price.
It was the "Rumble-Rumble Fruit," which the Charlotte Family would later obtain in the One Piece manga.
The Rumble-Rumble Fruit's power was useful only to multiples. Its user could temporarily merge with their full biological siblings from the same birth, becoming a giant fused with all their strength. If enough people took part in the fusion, the increase in power was astonishing.
In the Whole Cake Island arc of the One Piece anime, the Charlotte Family's decuplets, only eighteen years old and generally not worth mentioning in terms of strength, merged and somehow gained combat power surpassing that of the Fourth Sweet Commander. It was simply unbelievable.
Decuplets were exceedingly rare. Even Charlotte Linlin, who was absurdly prolific, had produced only one such litter. Her children at present were at most quadruplets or quintuplets.
However, the children born before Totto Land's