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Bullet suddenly burst out laughing. "What do you think?" There seemed to be a trace of mockery and ridicule in his laughter.

"Kid, I have to admit that you're indeed very strong. I can't deny that." He spoke unhurriedly, yet with an unquestionable certainty.

Hearing this, Swain could not help feeling slightly annoyed and immediately retorted, "Do you really enjoy slaughtering innocent people that much?" His voice carried a hint of anger and dissatisfaction.

Bullet sneered. "Innocent? There are no so-called innocent people in this world. If anyone is to blame, it's because they are ruled by the World Government. The taxes they pay are all used to wipe out pirates like us!" His eyes revealed a trace of coldness and ruthlessness.

"Then they are my enemies. Why would I show mercy to my enemies?" Bullet's voice was icy, as though there was no room for discussion.

"That's utterly absurd!" Swain was incomparably disdainful of Bullet's twisted logic and did not want to argue over such meaningless matters any longer.

"Stop arguing! If arguing could solve anything, I could set up a special arena just for the two of you to quarrel in." Red-Haired said with faint sarcasm.

Swain snorted coldly, shot Bullet a fierce glare, then motioned for Red-Haired to continue.

Only after seeing the two stop arguing did Red-Haired speak. "I know very little about this war. The boundary between good and evil is actually difficult to define clearly."

"I only know that Imu ultimately won, while Joy Boy died on the battlefield!" His voice carried a trace of helplessness and regret.

"However, judging from what Imu has done now, who is good and who is evil is already obvious." Wisdom glimmered in his eyes.

This man, praised by the world as the first pirate...

At that moment,