Pirate: I Maxed Out Conqueror's Haki First, Since I Can't Die

The words sounded pleasant enough, but in plain terms, the Vice Admiral had taken a liking to his power and intended to bring it all under his own control.

His methods were ruthless and uncompromising, leaving no room for resistance.

Bege quickly weighed the cost of joining the organization and carrying out these tasks against what he stood to gain.

Soon, Capone Bege bowed with a solemn expression.

"Thank you for giving the Capone Family this opportunity, Vice Admiral!"

"I won't let you down!"

Xia Le picked up the hot tea on the table, blew on it, and took a sip.

"May I ask what our organization is called, sir?"

Capone Bege asked cautiously.

"Gods."

"And you..."

"Codename: Godfather."

Lunarian?

"Godfather."

Capone Bege rolled the codename around in his mind, then smiled.

He liked it.

He did not ask about the organization's other members or its affairs.

After years in the Mafia, he knew exactly what he ought to know—and what he ought to forget.

"Do you run the underground fighting ring in Troia?"

Xia Le asked suddenly.

"No."

Capone Bege blinked, then shook his head.

"Take me there."

Xia Le said.

When his Domain had spread across the area earlier, he had noticed an unusual boy in the underground ring. The flame burning on the boy's body made him suspect the boy belonged to a powerful bloodline.

"Yes, sir!"

Capone Bege answered at once.

He did not know why his new leader had suddenly taken an interest in underground fights, but he promptly complied.

A short while later, Capone Bege led Xia Le to an empty seat near the front of the underground fighting ring, where the view was excellent.

Inside the octagonal cage, two muscular, dark-skinned men were attacking each other.

Xia Le paid them little mind. To