"Yeah, if we really run away like this, we'll die even worse deaths when they catch us."
Everyone was frightened and hesitant.
Kaku looked at them as though exasperated by their spinelessness and feigned anger. "To Big Mom, you're just a bunch of nameless grunts she hardly even notices. Forget your faces—she can't even remember your names. Even if you run away, she won't have any way to find you. Besides, your disappearance might not even catch her attention. She might think you died along with that woman."
"Right! That actually makes sense!"
"We're all nobodies anyway. Forget Mama—even Lady Amande probably doesn't know our names."
"Exactly! In that case, it doesn't matter if we run away. We can just go farther away and live somewhere remote!"
"But if we leave, what do we do with Lady Amande's body?"
"Ah, that... I don't know either."
Seeing them grow lost again, Kaku very "kindly" offered another little suggestion. "Why not throw her body into the sea? By the time anyone finds out, the fish will have eaten her. That'll also help cover your escape. Even if they don't find your bodies, they'll assume the vicious fish in the sea ate you without leaving so much as a bone."
That was what Kaku told them.
The people who had been worrying about their safety just a moment ago suddenly saw the light, tears of gratitude welling in their eyes.
"You really are a good person."
"To think we were enemies just a moment ago, yet you've put that aside and given so much thought to our situation."
"Mr. Kaku, if we ever meet again, we'll definitely repay your kindness."
They spoke with tears in their eyes.
Kaku laughed and waved his hand. "It's fine, it's fine. Getting out of Totto Land safely