The Revolutionary Army rarely used such harsh language to warn the Shichibukai. By now, the Shichibukai system existed in name only. Hawk Eyes, Empress, Kuma, Jinbe, and Doflamingo had either joined the Revolutionary Army or been eliminated by it. The Marines had later added another person to fill the combat gap, but that could not change the overall situation.
After Hawk Eyes Mihawk joined the Revolutionary Army, the only remaining Shichibukai were Gild Tesoro, Moria the Moonlight, and Crocodile.
Of those three, Crocodile had vanished without a trace, leaving only Gild Tesoro, who possessed immense wealth and countless industries, and Moria the Moonlight.
As for Moria the Moonlight, the Revolutionary Army had received intelligence that the Straw Hat Kid was on Moria's island. Since that was the case, there was no need to rush over there and join the fray. Naturally, Gild Tesoro came first.
Tesoro had two subordinates. One was Mr. Tanaka, a deformed young man with an enormous head and a naturally sinister grin. Tesoro did not mind his strange appearance; instead, he had bought the Pierce-Pierce Fruit for him. He could pass through all things in the world, helping Tesoro guard the ship's largest treasury and engine room, while also overseeing the surveillance room.
The woman beside him, holding a letter, with wheat-colored skin and a healthy, beautiful appearance, was Baccarat, the user of the Lucky-Lucky Fruit. She was not as fiercely loyal as Tanaka.
The moment she read the letter, fear filled her heart. She believed Tesoro felt the same way. He was afraid.
He was merely using anger to conceal that fear.
The Revolutionary Army had clearly frightened him. Not only had they frightened him, they had also gravely insulted his pride and trampled it into the ground.
But Leo had no respect for him