Tsuru, who had still been somewhat angry, fell silent at that moment.
She could find nothing to refute Garp's point.
Some of the Celestial Dragons really were far too arrogant.
And the Celestial Dragons themselves never cared about what they did outside.
They already stood at the pinnacle of the world.
In their eyes, ordinary people's suffering mattered no more than that of ants.
So over the years, the Celestial Dragons' behavior had grown increasingly outrageous.
Thinking of all this, Tsuru fell silent.
With things having come this far, she could hardly report Garp outright.
Besides, Tsuru herself harbored some dissatisfaction with the Celestial Dragons.
Meanwhile, Garp's side was not the only one facing problems.
There were also serious problems aboard another man's ship.
The ship looked like an enormous seagull.
Standing at its bow was Morgans in his albatross form.
"Hasn't that guy made his move yet?!"
"Why? Shouldn't there have been a response by now?!"
"All these people have gathered here. If he still doesn't act, there's no point at all!"
Anxiety showed on Morgans's face.
After all, he was one of the people who knew the truth behind this incident.
And he was its biggest publicist.
Quite a few people had their attention fixed on him.
If he couldn't distract them with an even bigger scoop, the Marines and the World Government might both come after him.
That was hardly a favorable situation.
Yet the Transponder Snail in his hand remained completely silent.
Since they had gone to Mary Geoise, none of Morgans's News Coos could follow them.
He could only wait for Uchiha Kazama to send word back.
"Boss!"
"We've got news."
"But..."
Just then, one of Morgans's subordinates rushed up to him.
It was already an urgent matter, yet the subordinate faltered just as