"Clink!"
After the toast, Blue Worm and his three companions, having experienced what it felt like to be big shots, hurried back behind Good and sat up straight.
They had been scared to death.
"Worororo, our turn!"
Kaido rose and headed outside. Next came his and Yamato's speeches, though there was nothing new about them this time.
Good quickly nudged Yamato.
"Hurry up and follow him."
"Ah, right!"
Yamato put down her roast meat and followed Kaido onto the stage, reading from a morale-boosting script amid the pirates' cheers.
Before long, the two returned.
Everyone's eyes settled on Good again. They wanted to see how many gifts he had prepared.
"Clap, clap!"
Good clapped his hands as a signal.
Veins bulging on their foreheads, a dozen or so samurai carried a tightly wrapped, incredibly heavy mystery object into the banquet hall.
"Thud!"
The mysterious gift slammed into the floor, kicking up quite a bit of dust.
The sound alone made its weight obvious.
Yet this meager offering made Kaido and the three All-Stars frown immediately. The officers looked somewhat dissatisfied too.
"Just one gift?"
As a rule, the tribute Orochi sent was enough to fill the grand banquet hall. It included not only gold, silver, and jewels, but also fine liquor, furs, handicrafts, and many other treasures.
Its total value approached two billion Beli!
Good walked over to the gift and grabbed a corner of the tarp.
"Lord Kaido, this is a gift Shogun Yamato painstakingly prepared for you-a divine dragon crafted by Wano Country's master artisans from gold worth five billion Beli!"
"Whoosh!"
The tarp flew off, revealing a golden divine dragon cast from gold, identical to Kaido's transformed appearance.
The dazzling golden radiance nearly blinded everyone.
The officers were dumbstruck!
Even Kaido stared in openmouthed shock.
"You just