The Black Emperor Pirates' ship was built for practicality rather than luxury, and it was large enough to hold five or six hundred pirates.
After all, no matter how much Teach and Lubbock earned at the Sky Arena, their daily expenses were hardly small.
Especially when it came to food.
Besides, building ships on Putt Island was expensive, particularly top-of-the-line pirate ships.
They still had money left over, though, enough to cover their expenses for a while.
"Lubbock, which way are we heading next?"
After leaving Putt Island's port, Teach turned to Lubbock and asked.
He had been so focused on the Dark-Dark Fruit that he had paid no attention to any of this.
But he trusted that Lubbock had already planned everything out.
Even the pirate ship had been arranged by Lubbock according to Teach's preferences and the crew's requests.
Clearly, Teach was very pleased with the Our Lady of Mourning.
And why would that have been difficult?
Over the years, Putt Island had built more than ten thousand pirate ships.
Based on different ship sizes and crew numbers, they had developed at least a hundred construction templates.
Customers could choose a template they liked, then submit special requests for modifications within certain limits.
Of course, they could also have a ship designed entirely to their own tastes.
There were more than sixty crew members aboard.
All of them turned their eyes toward Lubbock.
Lubbock remained calm. As vice-captain, he understood his role aboard the ship.
He was both a combatant and their chief strategist.
He knew his own fighting strength. He might be fairly strong, but in the future, there would surely be plenty of crew members stronger than him.
Even his younger brother Hallorant had greater potential as a fighter.
The Bounce-Bounce Fruit was an extremely powerful