After arranging the affairs of Dressrosa, Oak sent King Riku away and summoned Robin, asking her to find the Tontatta hidden in this country and invite their princess, Mansherry, to accompany him.
As for why he did not handle this himself, there were two reasons. First, he was lazy. Second, those Tontatta were rather stubborn, making them unsuitable for crude methods of rule. He could not handle that sort of gentle approach, so having Robin do it was perfect.
Although the Tontatta were stubborn, they were not very bright either and believed whatever people told them. Robin was clever enough to fool them properly.
As for him, he leisurely began living an emperor-like life in the palace, spending each day surrounded by different women.
These included not only the three women he had newly taken in—Baby-5, Violet, and Monet—but also the Kalifa and Alpha sisters, Nami, Perona, and the others.
He brought them all into the palace and arranged for them to stay in different rooms within the same palace as him.
Every day, he created different combinations in those rooms. Sometimes it was two at a time, sometimes three or even four.
Sometimes, he simply had one grand feast. In any case, he did whatever pleased him.
Later, he even brought over Violet's younger sister's daughter, Rebecca, the new princess of Dressrosa. Life was absolutely wonderful.
In the end, even Oak began to envy himself, feeling that he had truly fallen into depravity!
During this time, the World Government and the Navy also learned that he had killed Doflamingo in Dressrosa and destroyed the Donquixote Family.
To the World Government, this was no small matter. After all, the person killed had been one of the Shichibukai, and a former Celestial Dragon at that.
However, compared with Oak, this matter