Deep within Hispero's heart, there were eight, or rather, eight, like her who were "just as important" or "more important."
She ranked second to last— Sig didn't see it as modesty, but rather as a reflection of her inner instincts.
The only one in her heart, even lower in status, was the eighth brother, who wore a Doflamingo cloak, had an indistinct face, and wore red sunglasses.
His figure gradually solidified amidst the flickering, signifying that he was the last to appear, and then gradually disappeared again—this was the image of Hispero's death in his mind...
This person's identity is easy to guess... Doflamingo!
As the figures of the six on the left became clearer, Hispero's dream became unstable!
While not as sensitive as "Imu," the identities of the other six were still very sensitive to Sparrow.
However, this time Sig didn't give up immediately—this was probably the most valuable information Hispero could provide!
So Sig kept giving her "soothing" treatments and, in order to maintain the stability of the dream, lowered the "resolution"...
The last six people were now a blur, and only their most prominent features—or rather, Hispero's most vivid impressions of them—could be discerned!
The first person from the left stood up, walked to the front, and seemed to confront the Empty Throne for a moment before turning and leaving—this scene was not actually happening, but rather an image...
Sig's interpretation is that No.1 had a disagreement with Imu or the core of the Celestial Dragons due to certain events, and left CP0, or rather, left the Celestial Dragons' camp.
Immediately afterward, the third person from the left also stood up and turned around, seemingly to chase after No. 1. However, he then stopped, turned around, and stood sideways to the Empty Throne, with his back to Hispero and the others...
This likely symbolizes that No.3 is now also in a "detached" state, making Sig even more certain that Hispero's "answer" at this moment is not limited to CP0; otherwise, as the core secret service organization, it would be too rebellious!
What caught Sig's attention even more was that, unlike the still blurry No.1 when it left, No.3 had something conspicuous on its back—a large cross-shaped sword with a resolution noticeably different from the rest of its body.
Night!
When talking about swords with such long guards, one naturally thinks of the most famous of the twelve Supreme Great Grade Sword, "Yoru"!
That is... the sword of the World's Greatest Swordsman, Dracule Mihawk!
Sig had previously witnessed Mihawk on Mayo Island, where he and other CP0 members joined forces to stop Kaido.
Although the blurry figure of No. 3 has nothing to do with Mihawk, the "blurry" part is a symbolic representation of an undefined image, and not just a matter of resolution, so...
Considering the strength that No. 3 should possess, Sig felt that Mihawk was highly suspicious. After all, the image of "Night" was already there. Even if there were other swords of this type, the most "authentic" one was undoubtedly this Great Grade Sword!
Moreover, when they were on Mayo Island, Sig only thought that Mihawk had been conscripted, and that Doflamingo had just happened to kidnap Caesar at that time.
However, if Mihawk was acting on orders from "higher up," and thus indirectly helped Doflamingo, it's probably not a coincidence...
However, this matter should be kept very secret, and most CP0 members are unaware of it. Sig remembers that there was also a CP0 combatant who tried to stop Doflamingo, but was instantly killed.
This No. 3, suspected to be "Mihawk," was facing sideways to the Empty Throne and with its back to its other "companions," but it did not leave...
From an imagery perspective, Sig deduced that he was also in a state of obeying orders but not decrees.
Looking at the reality, we can see the clues... Mihawk's situation is different from Doflamingo's - the latter should have appeared in this core circle after he rose to prominence because of his special status, while Mihawk should have been a member all along. If he were truly loyal, there would be no need for him to become famous on the sea and become Shichibukai.
This indirectly proves that the eight people here should be subordinates of the "Empty Throne" image, and not just members of "CP0".
The one with the thickest mosaic is No. 6, who is next to Hispero on the left. His entire body is not blurred, but a high-definition "little black man". This means that Hispero does not know the identity of this person. He only vaguely knows that there is such a person!
Given his exceptional ability to conceal his activities, it's highly likely he's also infiltrating somewhere...
Without any hints, Sig could only proceed with caution.
Furthermore, from Hispero's perspective, the two figures, No. 2 before the suspected Mihawk No. 3, are roughly the same size—although one is standing and the other is kneeling with its head bowed, Hispero "psychological sizes" are about the same.
Meanwhile, because he was kneeling, No.2's long hem or cape was trailing on the ground. In comparison, his "mosaic" had the most colors and was the most vibrant, showing that in Hispero's mind, No.2 was a person who "wanted" to attract attention and was arrogant.
The fourth figure, suspected to be following Mihawk, carries an image of "flames," as if constantly burning...
Flames... Sig felt a little disgusted—this was probably the "special ability" whose identity was the hardest to ascertain.
Well, since it's about fire, we can rule out Ace first...
Secondly, considering Jhin's relationship with the World Government, he can basically be ruled out.
However, there are many other Devil Fruit abilities that can "control fire," even the Lunarian Race, to which King belongs, has "fire" as their racial talent, Giant Race fool prince also seems to be able to control fire...
Of course, in the original work, Ace obtained the Flame Fruit after setting sail, which means... No.4 could also be a "Flame-Flame Devil Fruit ability," as long as he works overtime in recent years to "give it away."
The next one, No. 5, was dressed entirely in white, but it reeked of decay and blood!
Sig could recognize that this was not an image of "slovenliness," but rather... death.
No. 5 must be someone who has spent a lot of time with death, and a member of CP0, or even his nominal superior, since he's the only one dressed in white among them.
Sig went through the list from the beginning. There were eight people in total. Doflamingo, who was the last to join, was dead, and No. 1 had left, leaving six people.
Among them, No. 7 Hispero is infiltrating Tesoro's group; No. 3 is suspected to be Mihawk; the other four whose identities are unknown are: No. 6 is very likely also a spy; No. 5 is suspected to be the head of CP0; the symbolic image of No. 4 is "fire"; and No. 2's psychological profile is "arrogant" and "loves attention," but his personality is suppressed due to his profession...
Sig wrote down all these characteristics...
Dongdong: Just a quick note about why Hawk Eyes made up the background of the Celestial Dragons...
Both Mihawk and Doflamingo have a crossed bandage on their forearms, and their naming conventions are similar.
Mi (a transliteration of the third syllable Mi) + Hawk (a transliteration of the English word "eagle");
Do (a transliteration of the first syllable "Do") + Doflamingo (a transliteration of the English word "Doflamingo");
Therefore, the original CP0 agent's name is: Si (seventh syllable) + Sparrow (sparrow).
This is just rambling; don't take it seriously.
P. S.: I'll resume updating at 3 AM tomorrow (provided my gastroenteritis doesn't suddenly worsen).