Democracy

"Kill him. He's an eyesore just standing there," Enel said indifferently as he picked at his ear.

Momonosuke immediately tensed up. He did not want to die. He still had unfulfilled ambitions. He still had to become Wano Country's shogun, unite Wano Country, inherit the Kozuki Family's legacy, and lead Wano Country toward prosperity!

He did not want to die yet!

Momonosuke's entire body began to tremble. He fell silent and waited for fate to decide his end.

However, the three bound members of the Nine Red Scabbards behind him began to struggle.

"How dare you!!" they roared in fury and helplessness. But with their hands tied behind their backs and their weapons stripped away, the three of them had no chance at all.

They could only writhe and struggle on the ground like three maggots.

Leo glanced at him noncommittally. Even after all these years, Enel had not shed the temperament and personality of a "god." He was especially indifferent toward human lives.

Sometimes it was inborn; sometimes it was a habit developed over a long time. Leo found their kind of temperament rather troubling at times.

"What do the rest of you think?" Leo calmly skipped over him and continued asking the others.

"Kill him." The speaker surprised everyone. All eyes turned toward him. No one had expected the man who was usually so chivalrous to say such a thing. Issho calmly met the others' gazes, clearly unconcerned with what they thought of him.

With his eyes narrowed, he spoke steadily and calmly. "He is the root of all evil at present, the source of the entire problem. Killing him will solve everything."

There was indeed nothing wrong with what he said. Momonosuke truly was the crucial point in Wano Country.

Perhaps it was precisely because he was