The Admiral Candidate's Title Still Hasn't Been Decided

Chapter 293: Besides, the Marines were one of the greatest powers on the seas. They couldn't turn into a zoo. Kaido was already running one, and who knew? He might come charging over with his club to steal their animals.

But Mu Chen didn't care about any of that. All he cared about was making sure his own title wasn't an animal.

No. I need to find Fleet Admiral Sengoku right now.

With that, Mu Chen left Gion behind. He activated Intangibility and vanished before her eyes.

Gion shook her head, though a smile tugged at her lips.

Mu Chen had forgotten all about Qi Yuan, but she didn't mind.

Meanwhile, in the Fleet Admiral's office, Sengoku sat alone reviewing documents. Spread before him were the files on Mu Chen, Sakazuki, and Borsalino.

Borsalino's title was Kizaru. Sakazuki's was Akainu. Only the space beside Mu Chen's name was blank.

Sengoku was torn. He had racked his brains over Borsalino's and Sakazuki's titles and felt rather pleased with himself. Those names sounded powerful. But what should he call Mu Chen? If her title followed the same pattern, what would it be?

Besides, people across the seas already called Mu Chen Blood Eyes. Should he keep it or change it?

The next instant, Mu Chen appeared out of thin air in Sengoku's office. Sengoku jumped. He knew she could do something like teleportation, but she had never appeared before him this way. Something urgent must have happened.

Sengoku's expression turned grave.

"Mu Chen, has something serious happened?"

At his question, Mu Chen's face darkened.

Sengoku felt a sudden sense of dread.

"Serious? It's enormous!"

Mu Chen spoke in such a heavy tone that Sengoku shot to his feet.

What could be so serious?

It had to be something extraordinary. Otherwise, Mu Chen