"And even if we fail, it won't matter. Isn't there still a useless loser over there we can blow up as a sacrifice whenever we need?"
Tacitly leaving Yoshikage Kira out, Pucci explained his plan to the other two, then pointed toward Kira, who was still brooding in the distance.
Yoshikage Kira: ...?
Stranded in this foreign land, Yoshikage Kira suddenly felt a chill down his back. Looking up, he found the three staring at him with different expressions.
What the fuck were they planning?
As a priest from Florida, Pucci declared that he had watched The Flash. When in doubt, sacrifice The Flash and reboot the timeline.
As the most pathetic villainous boss of the four, Kira was practically useless in a head-on fight. As for assassination, Pucci and Diavolo were more than enough. Yoshikage Kira had little room to contribute: anything he could do, the others could do too, and anything they couldn't do, he couldn't either.
That left him in a distinctly chicken-rib position-little meat to eat, yet a shame to throw away.
In Pucci's opinion, ordinary operations had no need for Yoshikage Kira. A battle between the two sides would essentially come down to who struck first. If they took the initiative, they wouldn't need Kira. If they didn't, he would be even more useless.
In fact, if they failed to strike first, their entire side would be put to sleep.
So Yoshikage Kira's only purpose was to keep the Third Bomb ready at all times. The instant they slipped up, he would use Bites the Dust to reload and try again.
They would copy DC outright: when in doubt, sacrifice The Flash. Sacrifice Yoshikage Kira, rewind time, and they could fail countless times!
Viewed that way, didn't the advantage still lie with them?!
At those