Tsugikuni Yoriichi had no intention of revealing his identity in front of the people of Alabasta. Although these "refugees" might not recognize him, and even if they did, they might not be able to spread the news, Yoriichi still chose to remain hidden to avoid unnecessary trouble.
After all, the ship did not carry only refugees from the Alabasta Kingdom. If the old king Cobra saw him, he would certainly recognize him.
At this stage, he did not want to come into contact with Cobra.
The Nefelt clan of the Alabasta Kingdom was actually an extremely crucial link in the Void Century that the World Government had concealed, but Tsugikuni Yoriichi knew very little about that intelligence.
Of course, more importantly, Yoriichi believed that the Nefelt clan of the Alabasta Kingdom could not possibly know how to kill Imu.
Cobra and Vivi were ordinary people. At their level, they might not even know that Imu existed.
Perhaps Alabasta Kingdom's historical records contained some unusual information, but what use would that be to Tsugikuni Yoriichi?
Moreover, the Alabasta Kingdom had already vanished into the river of history. The palace where generations of royalty had lived had also been destroyed by an Ancient Weapon. Even if there had been inherited historical documents, they had long since disappeared without a trace.
Against that backdrop, Cobra and Vivi were better off focusing on the lives before them. As ordinary people, the less they knew, the better.
Because of Tsugikuni Yoriichi's sudden appearance, Garcia, who had been tattling to Oliva, was forced to "interrupt his casting." Looking somewhat awkward, he glanced at Oliva before looking at Tsugikuni Yoriichi in his black robe.
From their conversation, he learned that Oliva knew the black-robed man before him. And judging by how Oliva addressed him, the unfamiliar man