Did Red-Hair dare reveal his identity now?
The time was not right. When it came, he would reveal it himself, but that revelation would undoubtedly shock the entire world.
A pirate, and one of the Four Emperors at that, was a Celestial Dragon.
Quite a few people knew Donquixote Doflamingo was a Celestial Dragon. After all, by the time he left Mary Geoise, he had already developed ideas of his own. At the very least, he had lived in Mary Geoise and knew what sort of people the Celestial Dragons were.
Red-Hair was different. He had been raised by pirates since childhood-a Celestial Dragon child who grew up aboard a pirate ship. Apart from a select few, no one knew his identity.
The Celestial Dragons only discovered Red-Hair's identity later and sent people to contact him. Red-Hair had been unable to accept it at first, but with Celestial Dragon blood flowing through his veins, he was still one of them. Who knew what he was thinking?
Rogge was no god. He could not read Red-Hair's mind, but Red-Hair had indeed held him up. There was nothing he could do. Unless he launched an all-out war against Red-Hair now, he had no way of reaching Wano Country. Yet the cost of fighting Red-Hair would be considerable, and even the World Government would not stand by and watch them fight to the bitter end.
They would definitely intervene. Red-Hair's identity alone guaranteed that. His family in Mary Geoise would never allow such a rare, powerful member of their bloodline to be killed.
Sure enough, on the second day after the clash, a CP0 fleet arrived. Its members were the same ones Rogge had encountered in Baltigo. Now he could no longer stay. Clearly, the World Government was determined to stop him.
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