Ignis quietly left Mary Geoise.
But the storm raging across Mary Geoise had yet to subside. If anything, it was growing worse.
Who knew how many Celestial Dragons were cursing up a storm?
They were descendants of gods, yet thieves had broken into their homes.
Curiously, many Celestial Dragons cared little about their treasure.
The first thing they checked was whether any of their slaves were missing.
They looked down on slaves, yet they were fond of keeping them.
Especially the rarer, more unusual ones.
After all, many Celestial Dragons had seen plenty of treasure and antiques. They neither appreciated them nor even knew their value.
The uproar kept spreading.
The authorities quickly identified every mansion Ignis had visited.
Though the method of theft differed from Dragon's, the World Government still pinned it on the Revolutionary Army.
More precisely, they blamed Kuma, whose power let him move in an instant and whisk treasure away.
It seemed plausible enough.
The news was suppressed, but word of the Revolutionary Army finally spread among the Celestial Dragons.
Many of them now knew that the Revolutionary Army—and Monkey D. Dragon—existed.
For the Revolutionary Army, that was bad news.
They had humiliated the Celestial Dragons. Retaliation would follow.
Especially from the true elites among them.
The Celestial Dragon families had suffered considerable losses over the years, but they still wielded formidable power.
They maintained connections and training systems of their own, separate from CP.
Truly powerful fighters were rare, but they could field plenty of less exceptional ones.
The families whose property had been stolen immediately put their hidden forces on standby.
For now, they had to wait for the war to end and the Five Elders to return.
Ignis kept his role in it to himself.
For the Revolutionary Army, an even greater disaster