Negotiations with Marco (2)

Faced with Roya's intimidation.

None of them dared to say anything more.

"Roya!"

"Those are our terms, nothing more."

"This is the Whitebeard Pirates' final bottom line!"

Marco said through gritted teeth.

There was no other way.

Facing Roya, they could not choose to fight. Since they could not fight, they could only negotiate like this.

"You've finished stating your demands, right?"

Roya gave Marco a cold glance and said, "Good. I refuse your demands!"

Marco and the others had still been clinging to a shred of hope.

But then...

The moment Roya said that.

Marco and the others were instantly disappointed.

"Now."

"It's my turn to speak!"

Roya said calmly, then slowly approached Marco and the others.

"Actually."

"What Jewelry Bonney said just now was exactly what I wanted to say."

"Marco, do you really think you still have the qualifications to make demands of me?"

Roya asked with a smile.

"I..."

Marco wanted to say something, but stopped himself.

After all, just as Roya had said, did Whitebeard Remnants like them really still have the right to make demands of Roya?

Clearly, they did not!

"I won't say anything else."

"I'll just talk about the Justice League's principles!"

"The Justice League exists to uphold justice. No matter who it is—the World Government or pirates—anyone who commits evil deeds will become a target of the Justice League's crusade!"

"But in the eyes of the world, pirates will always be people who burn, kill, plunder, and loot. So do you think the Justice League would need a pirate crew regarded by the world as evil to become one of our subordinates?"

Roya spoke seriously, word by word.

At this moment.

Marco and everyone else had long since fallen silent.

"At the same time."

"Jewelry Bonney was right just now!"

"Don't