Dragon's voice trembled with disbelief. The people Mu Chen had mentioned were all high-ranking figures in the Navy. How could they so easily become people on his side? That was impossible, wasn't it?
Dragon felt that this had to be fake. After all, he knew those people far too well.
Fleet Admiral Sengoku? Hadn't he always compromised with the World Government?
And that Sakazuki—I was in the same class under Teacher Zephyr as him. What kind of person he was, how could I not know? You say he'd join forces with us? Absolutely impossible.
The two people Dragon mentioned were both people he knew very well.
Dragon continued, "As for Teacher Zephyr, that's not impossible. After all, his wife and child were killed by the Celestial Dragons. Dragon naturally knows that."
Hearing this, Sakazuki felt a little embarrassed. Everyone knew about it except him. As for Garp, I can sort of believe it. My idiot old man was easily fooled.
The moment he said that, everyone listening nearly burst out laughing. They had never expected Garp to be viewed like that by his own son.
"Dragon."
Garp was just about to explode, but Sengoku and Zephyr, one on each side, immediately covered his mouth. They still wanted to hear whether there would be any more juicy revelations.
"Dragon, is your old man really that stupid in your eyes?"
Mu Chen, never one to shy away from stirring up trouble, asked another question.
The instant Mu Chen said that, the meeting hall could no longer contain its laughter. Sengoku covered his mouth, his shoulders shaking uncontrollably.
Zephyr turned around and adjusted the hem of his clothes, though the corners of his lips secretly curled upward.
Though Sakazuki kept a straight face, the tips of his ears quietly reddened. Even the ever-serious