Capone Bege called over his companions. Kid and the others were no fools; they immediately realized what was happening.
Kid not only charged forward himself, but also called for Killer to join him.
Killer was Kid's most trusted right-hand man and was so close to Capone Bege that he rushed forward again without the slightest hesitation.
But that hair-raising sensation suddenly swept over Killer again, making him dive flat onto the ground.
Bullets whizzed past, grazing his scalp. It was extremely dangerous.
Clearly, they were far too close. If Killer's Observation Haki had not been so sensitive, he would have already been hit several times.
At this moment, Killer, who was extremely close to Capone Bege, also discovered his secret. Countless little windows had opened across his body, with many people standing behind him and firing through them.
Ordinary fighters usually watched their opponent's hands and feet. Only strong fighters watched their shoulders and center of gravity. Who would stare so intensely at someone's body? Not even a pervert would do that in the middle of a fight.
Using this trick, Capone Bege had dealt with countless pirates who did not know their place. Yet before even entering the New World, right at its doorstep, he had hit a wall. Both opponents were proficient in Observation Haki. Killer dodged with ease, and Kid looked equally relaxed. Unless the gun barrels were pressed right against their faces, there was no way to hit either of them.
Now that they were already so close, using cannons would injure himself. In Killer and Kid's eyes, Capone Bege was a turtle in a jar, with no strength left to resist.
But as one of the eleven most vicious Supernovas of Luffy's generation personally recognized by the Marines, how could Capone Bege possibly have only