Kaido followed Ron's gaze, and his eyes soon landed on that woman too.
Then his face twisted. "Fuck you, Ron, that's a woman? You call that a woman? She's built even bigger than me! Put your hand on your heart and tell me, does she look human?"
Ron chuckled. "Wasn't that what you said yourself? If you were really going to find someone, she'd have to be strong."
"She at least has to be human! Does she look human to you? With that outline, even if she is human, she's a man!" Kaido said, pointing.
"You're nuts. There are loads of strange-looking people in this world. Just because someone's a little bigger, you say they aren't human?" Ron snapped.
In the pirate world, people came in all shapes. The one before them was, at most, a little sturdier than most. By the standards of these seas, that already counted as "99 percent human."
Kaido said nothing more, his eyes still fixed on that burly figure.
Ron fell silent too and watched alongside him.
The two sat side by side on the roof like that, looking in the same direction, silent for quite a while.
Then Kaido slowly spoke. "Why do I feel like something's a little off?"
"You've never seen the world, so you make a fuss over everything?" Ron said without turning his head.
Kaido turned to look at him, his expression seeming to say: Sure, you're the unflappable one.
The very next second, things took a turn. Ron's eyes suddenly widened for a moment, and he said in utter shock, "Holy shit? Why are his tits down on his stomach?"
Kaido immediately mimicked him perfectly. "You've never seen the world, so you make a fuss over everything?"
"You're nuts. My reaction is the normal one, okay?" Ron said,