Moria glanced at Mu Chen, a mocking curve lifting at the corner of his mouth. "Did you think I spent all these years on Thriller Bark for nothing?"
"Hmph. I can still catch wind of the Marines' every move."
He pointed at a zombie wearing headphones in the corner and said flatly, "This guy used to be a Marine communications soldier. His brain may not work too well, but he can still receive information."
Mu Chen looked in the direction he pointed. The zombie had his head tilted to one side, its headphone cord tangled around its neck, muttering vague words like "Marine Headquarters" and "75 Seas."
Mu Chen could not help but smile. "You really know how to make use of trash. Still, it's better than certain people acting as double agents. Did you really think your little moves in the Revolutionary Army could stay hidden forever?"
Moria replied blandly, and his words immediately stunned Mu Chen. He had never imagined Moria's intelligence network could be this formidable.
Even the Marines and the World Government did not know, yet Moria did.
The smile on Mu Chen's face stiffened for a moment before returning to normal. "Nonsense. Be careful, or I'll arrest you for slandering a Marine Admiral!"
"Arrest me?"
Moria chuckled, his massive body swaying. "Could you bear to?"
"I can guess that I might be one of the pieces in your hand. Besides, you were the one who saved me in the end."
Moria waved a hand dismissively and continued.
Moria now felt completely different in Mu Chen's eyes. This was truly the first time he had seen Moria like this. It was nothing like the Moria in his memory. "That's why I said I don't mind if you kick me out to make room for Blackbeard. This