Together Learn to Meow
Enel alone held back the Marines' fastest admiral, Kizaru; their strongest martial artist, Garp; and the strategist, Grandma Tsuru. Meanwhile, the CP9 agents had already set foot on Enies Lobby.
Once everyone had gathered, Bruno, the user of the Door-Door Fruit, immediately opened a door. At the cost of a great deal of stamina, he transported them all to Enies Lobby.
Seeing the mess Enies Lobby had become, Rob Lucci's expression turned icy. He could only think that these useless Marines were a pack of idiots, incapable of even stopping the Revolutionary Army.
But...
"Where are the bodies?" Kaku, the long-nosed shipwright accompanying Rob Lucci, asked with a blank expression.
He felt not the slightest sympathy or empathy for those useless Marines. Anyone unable to hold the gates of Enies Lobby deserved to die, and as their superiors, executing them outright would have been easy enough.
But where were the bodies? The wounded soldiers? The defeated officers? Even if they had not died, there should have been unconscious people, shouldn't there?
There was nothing...
Spotlessly clean...
That submarine had already dived into the sea and withdrawn with the four giants. The Revolutionary Army no longer needed prisoners in the battle at Hesitation Bridge. The best of the Marines had been stationed at the first three defensive lines, and afterward, the revolutionaries could barely be bothered to act—Smoker and Hina alone could handle things easily.
The highest-ranking figures in the CP organization were really only Spandam and the few members of CP9. Above them were the World Government officials of CP0, who had little to do with Enies Lobby.
CP9 was tasked with the Navy's most difficult and confidential missions. Since they were all away, it was no wonder the Revolutionary Army had charged in like a