Just Bored!

In some waters of the Grand Line, ten pirate ships fled in panic. Behind them, a massive pirate ship followed at an unhurried pace. Pitch-black cannonballs continuously fired from the ten pirate ships, trying to sink the vessel behind them, but no matter how hard they tried, the cannonballs were utterly useless. They were either sliced apart or missed their target entirely. After several hours of pursuit, the cannon fire finally ceased. No matter how large the Gale Pirates' stockpile of cannonballs was, it could not withstand hours of such wasteful firing.

"That man is actually so determined to wipe out the Gale Pirates. This isn't a good sign!" Inside the cabin of one pirate ship, a pale-blue-haired woman paced anxiously in circles. This time, she had truly run into serious trouble. At first, she had intended to flee, but before she could even prepare, forty pirate ships had been sunk. The remaining ten ships had begun fleeing as well, ruining her escape plan completely. If she tried to run at a time like this, Colido would definitely notice her, and she would likely be killed outright. Within a pirate crew, aside from the strong, who would dare become a traitor? They generally never met a good end.

"Damn Colido, you've really dragged me into this mess. Looks like I'll have to find an opportunity to get rid of him and see if I can calm that man's anger!" The woman furrowed her delicate brows and muttered to herself. Yet her words were extraordinarily bold. Among pirates, once a captain had been chosen, betrayal was the greatest taboo. A captain was the soul of a pirate crew. Once one chose to follow them, unless the captain died first, subordinates absolutely could not betray them. However, this woman had clearly done