The bird call most often heard in this world was, unsurprisingly, that of the News Bird. Even seabirds like seagulls were nowhere near as widespread as News Birds.
At that moment, the cry of a News Bird rang out from the sky, accompanied by the surge of seawater and waves slapping against a ship's hull.
At the edge of the harbor, a pink ship appeared in the waters of the mercenary kingdom, Koltar.
The prow of this flamboyantly pink vessel was shaped like a flamingo's head, while flamingo wings stretched along both sides of its hull.
Yet the bizarre thing was that the flamingo at the prow wore the same distinctive sunglasses as Doflamingo.
The sails had also been painted pink with the pirate emblem of the Donquixote Family. Looking only at that adorable pink color scheme, anyone unfamiliar with it might have thought the captain was a woman.
Not far away, one of Koltar's docks slowly drew closer.
"Young Master, we've arrived." A man dressed in a black suit, like an English gentleman, appeared before Doflamingo.
The man wore black sunglasses and had a cigarette clenched between his lips. Though his lips looked thick, paired with his rugged face, they did nothing to diminish his masculine charm. Instead, they gave him a different sort of manly appeal.
Señor Pink, an officer of the Donquixote Family, belonged to the Block Fighting Group.
If Dawn had seen him, he would have recognized this as the perverted tough guy who had once fought Franky in a Hollywood-style, fist-to-fist battle.
He was the user of the Sui Sui no Mi, which allowed him to move freely through objects as though swimming.
He was a tough man who valued loyalty and sentiment, incapable of deceit, much like a gentleman.
Moreover, his story was deeply