At that moment, Dragon, listening to Sakazuki's voice over the Den Den Mushi, found it somewhat unbelievable as well. But before he could say anything, Sakazuki continued, "I know we used to be enemies, but our goals are the same now. In the battle at Devil's Canyon, I'll act alongside Mu Chen. I hope the Revolutionary Army will cooperate."
Dragon on the other end of the Den Den Mushi fell completely silent. After a while, he finally let out a half-amused, half-exasperated sigh. "Sakazuki, you really gave me a surprise. I never expected Mu Chen to win over someone as stubborn as you."
"Enough nonsense. Just make sure you cooperate properly when the time comes."
Hearing that, Sakazuki looked helpless. He had not expected everyone to see him as so stubborn.
After that, Sakazuki did not want to say anything more to Dragon. He felt that his spirit had suffered quite a blow.
Then Mu Chen took the Den Den Mushi from Sakazuki's hand and began talking with Dragon.
Dragon said, "Mu Chen, you really did it. I always thought those old geezers were beyond saving. I never expected you to truly bring them together."
"It's not because I'm capable. It's because they all still hold fast to justice in their hearts."
"Forget that for now. Hurry and arrange for Sabo to take the fleet to set up a perimeter around Devil's Canyon. Remember, stay hidden. Don't make a move until I start the broadcast."
Mu Chen took the Den Den Mushi and merely smiled.
Mu Chen no longer wanted to discuss stubbornness with Dragon, because he saw Sakazuki and Sengoku's faces alternating between green and red.
Dragon spoke with utter resolve. "Don't worry. I'll handle it right away."
"Uh, by the way, what's Dad doing?"
Garp asked irritably.
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