What Kind of Terrible Art Style Is This?

"Something didn't seem right."

After staring into the distance for a while, Zoro said gravely, "Come on, let's get down first."

"What's wrong?"

"Didn't we just say that Birdcage was moving?" Zoro raised a hand and pointed at the Birdcage still moving in the distance. "No one knows whether that thing will come this way, so we should get down first. Otherwise, we won't even be able to run."

Merry wasn't here right now, so even if they wanted to rely on her ability to leave quickly, they couldn't. They should hurry down; at least then they could run.

The others didn't speak immediately. Instead, they looked up at Birdcage.

"The very center of that thing should be where Doflamingo is now," King Riku said in a low voice. "So we really should head down."

If he was right, Doflamingo had probably set the center of Birdcage in the area where he was. Otherwise, he himself would be affected too.

Since even King Riku said so, the others said nothing more and quickly followed Zoro to the edge.

"Let's go," Zoro said.

As he spoke, Zoro prepared to climb down, only to be stopped by Perona beside him.

"We've got someone impressive here."

"Someone impressive?"

Zoro froze for a moment. Someone impressive?

"Him."

Perona pointed at Kanjuro, who was still standing there in a daze. "This guy can use ink to draw solid objects. If he draws us a ladder, we can get down."

She could also try using Explosive Ghosts to carry people down, but that wouldn't be very safe. It was better to use a more reliable method.

Besides, there was no danger right now. Going down slowly was fine.

"He has an ability like that?"

Zoro looked at Kanjuro in surprise. This guy's ability was really unexpected.