"Please come this way and change your clothes," someone said to Katakuri and the others.
Katakuri and his companions turned around to see a Revolutionary Army officer standing before a building, waving them over.
Unlike the others, who lived in tents, this concrete building was the only structure nearby made of stone, sand, and cement.
Only after Katakuri and his brothers entered did they discover that the building was actually a restroom.
They were all dumbfounded. Was there really any need to build a restroom this lavishly?
To be honest, it could not be considered luxurious. It was nowhere near as extravagant as their home in Totto Land, but it possessed a certain aesthetic appeal.
That beauty had nothing to do with the materials used for decoration. It was purely a matter of design. A concrete-style restroom combined with industrial decor somehow had an aesthetic that both men and women could appreciate.
Inside the enormous restroom were clothes in sizes suited to Katakuri and his brothers.
There was everything from clothes for six-meter-tall people to those for one-meter-tall people. It even gave Katakuri and the others the strange impression that this was what restrooms were supposed to be used for.
Each stall had been designed to be just the right size, and some areas were meant for people with near-giant builds like Katakuri to change clothes. Everyone's privacy had clearly been taken into consideration.
That alone immediately won Katakuri's favor.
He was still wearing his scarf and had not exposed his mouthful of sharp teeth. That was still his personal privacy. Whether the Revolutionary Army had done this specifically for him or treated everyone this way, this privacy-conscious design greatly pleased him.
After all, there was no such thing as privacy in the One Piece World. On ships, every crew