The long-distance clash between the two superpowers, though hardly a major conflict, was still rather interesting.
After all, enormous interests were at stake.
The Landis Kingdom focused on the Demon King Pirates and could afford to give up some of its interests in Wano Country.
The Great Xia Kingdom, meanwhile, focused on the Overlord Dragon Pirates.
What mattered was that they had begun to act, no longer remaining obscure and watching from the shadows as they had in the past.
In this era, sometimes it paid to be more proactive.
After all, kingdoms needed to develop, rather than wait until the World Government was destroyed before baring their fangs and dividing the spoils.
Even though the Landis Kingdom had begun laying its plans early, controlled global public opinion, and reaped enormous profits from the World Economy News Paper and the World Den Den Mushi Group, it still needed to expand its markets further.
The Great Xia Kingdom was not content to sit idle either. It needed to continue developing its economy and protect its powerful ally, the Overlord Dragon Pirates.
So what if the World Government noticed?
There was nothing the World Government could do to them.
With such formidable enemies to face, it was even less likely to casually provoke superpowers with terrifying overall strength.
Sending out just one top combatant would cause the World Government enormous trouble, and could even upset the overall balance of combat power between the pirates and the World Government.
Besides, neither the Demon King Pirates nor the Overlord Dragon Pirates had shown much ambition to oppose the World Government.
Nor had the two superpowers intervened directly and openly declared themselves enemies of the World Government.
Under these circumstances, the World Government could not possibly go looking for trouble with them.
Even Hades, who