"That's how it is. Whether you come is entirely up to you."
Reinhardt's seemingly indifferent attitude left Jialuosige at a loss for words.
Shouldn't they negotiate over something this important?
For instance, they could offer Zoan Devil Fruits in exchange for the Beasts Pirates' help.
If it were up to him, he certainly wouldn't act so readily. It would be a thankless job with nothing in it for him.
But the final decision wasn't his to make.
Knowing his governor, Jialuosige was certain Kaido would agree.
Even if the Flying Pirates hadn't told them,
Kaido would have joined in as soon as he heard the news.
In the Barbarossa Kingdom, Kaido had nothing to do. Every day, he was either trying to kill himself or on his way to do it.
He wanted to pick fights with the other Great Pirates, but none of them would pay him any attention. After being turned away enough times, even he stopped looking for trouble.
After all, the Bloody War had inflicted heavy losses on every pirate crew, cutting their numbers in half.
Even with the flood of pirates brought by the Great Pirate Era to replenish their ranks, a year and a half wasn't nearly enough time to recover.
Months of the Bloody War had left people weary of war. They needed time to settle down.
It seemed the Flying Pirates had Kaido figured out.
Jialuosige could, of course, bury the news and keep his governor from hearing it.
But he wouldn't do that.
Besides, his governor really did need to stretch his legs and let off some steam.
As the Beasts Pirates' chief steward, looking after his governor's physical and mental well-being was part of his job.
"Wororororo! A devastating weapon blast as the signal? I'll remember that."
Kaido laughed freely