High Seas: My Pirate Life Begins by Rejecting the Flame-Flame Fruit
Chapter 185

A farce

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"You!!!"

At the contempt in Dunn's eyes, Marshall burned with rage, but there was nothing he could do. Although he was also a third-tier professional, his rank was heavily inflated.

These major powers did not require the heads they posted to various locations to be ranked by fighting ability. After all, those with strong fighting ability were rarely good at handling affairs or doing business.

However, there was a strict requirement that they had to be at least third tier.

This rule dated back to long ago, when a classholder skilled in charm abilities had controlled more than half the heads of a major power's outlying stations, causing that power tremendous losses.

Ever since then, every major power with the means required its posted heads to be at least third-tier professionals.

Once they reached the level of a third-tier professional, with a consciousness attribute above 15 points, they had tremendous resistance to charm abilities. For classholders below legendary rank, controlling large numbers of them for extended periods was highly unrealistic.

"What are you doing?! You actually dared to attack!"

"Fuck, you think I'm a pushover just because I haven't shown my strength? A bunch of mere third-tier brats actually dared to attack me!"

"Get lost!"

By then, Dunn's men had stepped forward to drive out the representatives of those legendary powers, but those people could not simply leave like that, so conflict erupted between the two sides.

"Pfft!"

"Aah!"

Several of the fourth-tier representatives struck directly, sending Dunn's men flying. Of course, they only sent them flying. Although they were also fourth tier, they knew very well that their strength was still no match for Ronald's, much less Dunn's, who could defeat Ronald.

If they struck ruthlessly now, they also feared Dunn would use it as a pretext to

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