Sengoku: Spandine, Take Your Men and Get Out

They said women who knew how to act spoiled had it easy. Mu Chen was neither a woman nor acting spoiled, but the effect was the same.

"All right, all right, Mu Chen. Quit putting on an act. I get it. I'm hanging up now. Come back soon!"

The moment the Den Den Mushi call ended, Mu Chen returned to normal. Borsalino and Kong Ming stared at him, wide-eyed. They had never seen him like that.

Kong Ming silently gave Mu Chen a thumbs-up.

"Haha, Rear Admiral Mu Chen, you were acting? I almost believed you!"

Meanwhile, in the Fleet Admiral's Office at Marineford, Sengoku took a deep breath after ending the call. He looked at the figure across from him. "I told you Mu Chen wasn't what you thought. You heard him yourselves."

Three men in black suits stood opposite Sengoku. They were CP9 agents of the World Government, led by their current chief, Spandine—the man who had ordered the Buster Call on Ohara.

Spandine stood with his arms crossed. He fixed Sengoku with a sharp stare and spoke slowly.

"What does that prove?"

"The whole world knows about Dragon and Mu Chen's connection. One phone call proves nothing."

Sengoku slammed both hands onto his desk and rose to his feet, glaring coldly at Spandine.

"What did you say?"

"You know what kind of person Morgans is. CP9 knows it too. Are you going to believe that despicable birdman?"

Spandine was displeased to see Sengoku stand, but his expression remained calm.

"With something like this, we can't dismiss the possibility. A thorough investigation would be best. Dragon is a criminal wanted by the World Government. I'm looking out for the Marines!"

Sengoku gritted his teeth in anger. Did Spandine think he didn't know what the World Government's Cipher Pol