As for the so-called Pirate King, he was merely a thief who had brought down the World Government.
Rocks, on the other hand, was their true scourge.
"Two kings? Will they really fight?" Mole did not really understand the details and simply voiced his doubts.
"They absolutely will." Kong chuckled.
"Because there can never be two kings on the sea."
"Tea, thank you." Hyuga Akira sat upright in a house and spoke to the person beside him.
"Of course. Our tea is excellent." The burly man beside him obediently poured his tea, then suddenly came to his senses and threw the teapot straight to the floor.
He roared at Hyuga Akira, "Who are you?! How did you get in here?!"
Hyuga Akira calmly picked up the cup and took a sip. "This tea is only average. Black tea needs some sugar, too."
With that, he looked toward Ai, whose expression was grave, a short distance away.
"Your people seem fairly strong."
"Captain Ai, is he your guest?" Everyone looked at Ai. His expression was dark, and he did not look particularly welcoming.
Ai looked at Hyuga Akira and asked gravely, "What brings you here? You aren't going back on your word, are you?"
Taking him straight back.
Hyuga Akira crossed his legs, holding his teacup with a smile on his face, looking like a gentleman. He said softly, "You needn't worry, Mr. Ai. My main purpose in coming here is simply to watch the show."
"After all, you're going to fight a Sea Emperor. It's only natural that I'd be curious enough to come and watch."
"You don't seem like that kind of person," Ai said gravely.
"Then you don't know me very well, Mr. Ai." Hyuga Akira said softly, "I love watching a good show."
How had he