Afterward, Dragon gave Axel the address where he was staying and stopped by to see Luffy and the old man. Seeing his once-mischievous son now taking his studies seriously filled him with relief. He also had a heart-to-heart with his father, and finding that the old man was still living without a care in the world eased his mind considerably.
Time flew by, and two days passed.
"Tatsumi, are you sure this is the place?" Tatsumi checked the location on the map carefully. "Absolutely. This is definitely it this time."
The members of Night Raid were speechless. When they first arrived in the Otherworld, its city had immediately caught their interest. After wandering around for a good while, they had set off to carry out the assignment the Holy Church had given them, only to discover that Tatsumi had no sense of direction either. He always made fun of Yas, but neither brother had any room to talk: one got lost on the road, the other in cities.
"Then you go knock. I don't want another stranger looking at me like I'm an idiot!" Mine folded her arms, tossed her twin tails, and fixed Tatsumi with a hard stare.
"Fine! I'll get the door!" Tatsumi trudged toward the wooden door, his head hanging.
Ugh! That's what I get for showing off. What a terrible start. Tatsumi shook his head helplessly, then knocked softly on the door.
Knock! Knock!
Dragon, who was reading in his room, heard the knocking, quietly put down his book, and walked to the door.
Click! The handle turned gently, and the members of Night Raid watched the doorway nervously.
A stern-faced, middle-aged man appeared at the door, his black hair hanging loosely behind his head. He had no eyebrows and wore a dark suit over an