"Lying down and eating doughnuts-this is the very definition of supreme bliss!"
It was quite an indulgent display.
Good picked up a bottle of liquor and sat down at the dining table, remarking, "Aren't you afraid I'll tell people about this side of you?"
"Do whatever you like."
Katakuri was completely relaxed at that moment.
Maintaining the image of a perfect older brother at all times was simply exhausting. Only during afternoon tea could he relax both body and mind.
Besides, unlike his family, the man before him could be called his only "friend," and he wanted to show his truest self in front of him.
Friends should be honest with each other!
Good shook his head helplessly.
"You beat Aunt Linlin?"
"Yes."
Katakuri nodded, recalling the battle in the mirror.
That battle had been his hardest yet, but he had held the initiative throughout.
At the very end, he had seen fear on his mother's face. In that moment, he had known he had won.
Unwilling to discuss it further, Katakuri changed the subject. "Good, you're here for the Poneglyph, right?"
"That's right."
Good nodded.
Totto Land had two Poneglyphs. One was shared with the Beasts Pirates, while the other was one the Beasts Pirates did not have.
Katakuri pulled a Road Poneglyph rubbing out of his body. He had clearly prepared it in advance, and it looked as though he had made the rubbing in secret; otherwise, he would not have hidden it inside his body.
"Take it."
"Hm?"
Good was quite surprised.
"You're just giving it to me?"
"I'm not interested in the One Piece, and we're friends."
Katakuri waved a hand.
It was not that he had no interest whatsoever in the One Piece, but his greatest goal in life was to protect his younger brothers