"Where is Kaido now?" Rogge asked as he left the island and walked toward the Airship.
"The Ice Continent," Lucci replied.
"Please continue helping with the intelligence. You must be happy to see those Celestial Dragons dragged down, right?" Rogge said.
"Not really. Even if the Celestial Dragons fall, another group of bastards will appear," Lucci replied.
"Hahahahaha, you feel the same way? That's true. For you, it doesn't matter who rules the world. Lucci, people need dreams." Rogge strode toward the Airship.
"Then what is my dream?" Lucci asked.
"You have to find it yourself. You're not a machine or a toy. You're a person. I hope everyone has a dream, whether it's good or bad. As long as you have a dream, you won't remain confined to your current position, and you'll become stronger." Rogge said.
"A dream, huh!!" Lucci gazed at Kong and spoke quietly.
"Pirate King Roger once said that everyone has a time when they take the stage. It's only a matter of time. This sea can create countless legends. Everyone is a legend, and no one wants to be forgotten." Rogge stood aboard the Airship. The roar of its engines didn't drown out his voice, but Lucci still heard him clearly.
"Ambition. You're the most ambitious person I've ever met. It's too difficult to surpass you. Is this my opportunity? I hope I can live under the sun too, but I'm not ready yet." Lucci shook his head.
In fact, the World Government had been investigating the intelligence network of the Asura Pirates all these years. The Asura Pirates now had more than a hundred thousand intelligence agents, and their development had been astonishingly rapid.
Once an intelligence network reached a certain scale, it almost had to cover everything, and its numbers would continue