The person on the other end of the Den Den Mushi said it had to be the organization's doing, and the Marines were making quite a fuss as well. The man in the palace said, "The Revolutionary Army?" The person on the other end replied, "Yes, it could only be them. Forget it, everyone come back."
"They really are an eyesore!" he said to the man before him. That man was the one who had captured Robin all those years ago. He immediately replied with utmost respect, "You're right, boss."
The head of the World Government's direct intelligence agency said, "Just like you." A little bird beside him cried loudly, "Oh dear, that was way too harsh! Hahahaha!"
"Where will you go next, Straw Hat?" The mysterious man rose to his feet, gazing up at the sky as he voiced the question.
This was a kingdom of tragedy. Dark threads hung down one after another, and in the face of the countless tragedies that had fallen from the sky, the melody born from holding back tears became a rhythm clapped out with all one's strength.
Violet stood in the middle of the street, dancing. Her entire being exuded the charm of a dancer, brimming with passion. The people in the streets cheered and rejoiced as though they were holding a banquet. The long, sorrowful, nameless stage that had received no applause finally came to an end. The truth had finally come to light, the king had returned to his throne, and peace lay ahead. King Riku stood upon the high platform.
King Riku said, "I would like to make a proposal to everyone."
At that moment, a voice spoke through the loudspeaker. "I am Gancho, the chief of the Tontatta Tribe, whom His Majesty just introduced. Standing beside me is