Teach had already prepared to leave Paros Island, and the other members had plenty of preparations to make before their departure.
A horde of reporters swarmed over like sharks scenting blood, shouldering cameras and recording equipment.
Inside the Sky Arena, these reporters were restricted from interfering with its members.
Outside the Sky Arena, however, there were no particularly strict restrictions.
Teach and his companions had long since been tracked down. Not long after they left the Sky Arena, a crowd of ordinary people surrounded them.
Many people disliked this sort of thing.
But as celebrities, they needed time to adjust.
These reporters actually knew their boundaries and generally would not bother them.
It was just that the news of Teach leaving Paros Island was far too astonishing.
It had happened far too quickly. He had only just reached the pinnacle of the Sky Arena, yet he was already planning to leave, giving people no time to react.
They did not know that Teach had already gotten what he wanted.
This was like a press conference.
Although it had been thrust upon him, it was also difficult to turn down.
Everyone who knew Teach understood that in combat, on the battlefield, he was an undisputed tyrant.
He would crush others with overwhelming power.
But because of the environment he had grown up in, Teach came across as rather approachable in public. Of course, perhaps he simply did not care.
Perhaps Teach had a natural talent for putting on a show.
"Teach, where will you go next? Will you become a pirate and form a pirate crew?"
A reporter asked curiously.
Although that was very likely, he still wanted to hear Teach say it himself.
Perhaps civilians in other sea areas, elsewhere across the seas, felt an instinctive fear and hatred of