"Why go there? It'd be boring as hell," Odin said, waving a hand.
Although he intended to sink those royal family members, Odin had never said he had to board their ship.
When the time came, he would take care of it.
Rather than board that ship and be pestered by those people, he would prefer to sail on his own.
However...
"It's one thing for me to take my own ship, but why are you following me?" Odin asked, glaring irritably at Netero and Ging beside him.
Because of them, Morel and Knov had come along with their apprentices.
Even Kite had tagged along. They really were a bunch of troublemakers.
And because of them, some staff members had joined them as well.
Netero chuckled. "Weren't you the one who said you'd take me to see the Dark Continent? You even said you had a way to make me stronger, but I haven't seen anything yet. I'm starting to think I've been scammed."
"I have to follow the chairman. Besides, nowhere else is as fun as being around you." Ging kept studying the fluctuations of energy around Odin, as though he were learning from them.
Odin looked speechlessly at the two, then glanced at the people busily working over there and sighed helplessly.
"Hurry up. We're setting off ahead of them," Odin urged the others, no longer bothering with Netero and Ging.
Then he turned to Beans. "Keep things under control here. If something comes up that you really can't handle, use your own judgment."
"Yes, Chairman," Beans agreed helplessly.
"We're ready to go!" Morel called from the cruise ship.
After calling out, he put the pipe in his hand back between his lips.
The pipe was lit, sending up smoke.
Knov stood behind him, his face still a