For now, let us not speak of what happened in the prison.
After Trafalgar Law finally achieved the revenge he had long dreamed of, Long Yi also met a special guest in his office.
"Congratulations on defeating Kaido and eliminating the 'Beasts.'"
Sitting on one side of the sofa with his arms folded, "Akainu" stared at the young man he had not seen for over two years, feeling deeply moved.
Sure enough, his choice back then had not been wrong.
"And congratulations on returning to the Marines."
The silver-haired youth no longer looked as he did in his memories. The former Marine admiral had changed greatly in Long Yi's eyes as well.
His paranoia, arrogance, and absolutism had become restraint, endurance, and silence.
Perhaps the only thing unchanged was the defiance well hidden within those black eyes.
"Heh."
With a dry laugh, Akainu said nothing, but the person opposite him had no intention of stopping and continued on his own.
"You made quite a contribution this time. Thanks to the intelligence you passed on, we were able to track Shanks's movements."
Ever since the Summit War ended, Long Yi had been considering ways to deal with the Four Emperors.
His "four-pronged development" plan could not avoid a very important problem.
That was Shanks, who drifted about like an idle cloud and wild crane.
Unlike pirates such as Kaido, Charlotte Linlin, and Whitebeard, who had subordinate forces and territories.
Shanks, who followed an elite path, was truly difficult to trace at sea. As long as he intended to hide, even Long Yi could do nothing about it.
At such a time, the intelligence Akainu provided became invaluable. It could be said that the reason Long Yi had resolved to completely fall out with the Four Emperors was because Akainu had given