One Piece: The Impostor King
Chapter 157

The Boss Was Beaten, but the BGM Didn't Stop!?

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"Oh wow, the ship actually came ashore."

At the edge of the battlefield, a man in a black suit crouched on the rooftop terrace of a house, watching the chaotic battlefield through binoculars.

When the Big Mom Pirates charged into the harbor under Katakuri's leadership, he, a CP8 member serving as an observer, naturally had no intention of leading the charge.

Gathering intelligence was his actual job.

Besides, his superiors had repeatedly stressed that he should pay close attention to Satellite Shining during this operation.

"Ah, 'Deathly Lightning' Satellite Shining... he's a seriously troublesome presence, but..."

A massive lightning strike utterly destroyed the advancing Living Battleship.

Then this priority observation target clashed head-on with Katakuri.

Unlike the stereotypical Rumble-Rumble Fruit User they had envisioned, this newly appointed Shichibukai released multicolored balls of lightning and even set up some very "atmospheric" BGM.

Based on the intelligence available, the World Government suspected that Satellite Shining had developed the Rumble-Rumble Fruit to an unbelievable degree.

-How could he be this fast?

This CP8 member was no ordinary intelligence operative, but a highly specialized battlefield observer.

Although his combat strength ranked in the lower-middle range among CP Agents, his Six Powers were only at an introductory level, and he could not use Armament Haki, his Observation Haki was no worse than that of an average Vice Admiral.

Equipped with a notebook, binoculars, a recording Den Den Mushi, and various other gadgets, the CP8 member carefully observed Satellite Shining, puzzled by the battle in which he seemed almost to be toying with Katakuri.

His clearance had been too low for him to learn the details of Kizaru's battle with Satellite Shining.

But as an observer assigned to this mission, he had been given a limited amount of information.

The problem of extreme speed was one

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