The vast council chamber grew even more oppressive as Sengoku pressed his question.
Watching the somewhat agitated Sengoku, Kong helplessly slapped his forehead.
He had come this time to help Sengoku secure support.
To ease Marine Headquarters' urgent crisis.
Otherwise, he would not have personally brought up the review of the new Seven Warlords of the Sea candidate that had been stalled on his end.
"Commander-in-Chief Kong, you aren't planning to approve Blackbeard Teach as a candidate for the Seven Warlords of the Sea, are you? He's a man who would even kill his own crewmates." Looking at the wanted poster in his hand, depicting a man missing several front teeth, Sengoku could not help asking again.
"Not to mention whether Whitebeard will use this as an excuse to make trouble for us once he learns of it, if we truly recognize Blackbeard Teach as one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea and have him answer the summons to support Marine Headquarters—"
"Can you guarantee that he won't turn on us at the critical moment? Don't forget, Blackbeard Teach has a record. He could even betray the old man he constantly called his father."
Everything that had happened aboard the Whitebeard Pirates was already widely known throughout these seas.
Especially Blackbeard Teach's ambition, having lurked for decades for the sake of the Dark-Dark Fruit.
It had completely overturned their understanding.
If one had to use a word to describe him—
He was more than just a traitor.
He was the ultimate double agent!
"Bastard! Sengoku, are you questioning our decision?" Saint Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro's expression darkened as he roared.
"Don't forget, the new Seven Warlords of the Sea candidate you and Garp confidently recommended last time—the One-Punch Monster, Saitama."
"Didn't he betray you in the end as well?"
"Don't