At the sight of the scene, which resembled a natural disaster, the people who had been gambling moments earlier all shouted and fled outside.
What a joke. How could money matter more than their lives?
In just a few breaths, the entire regular casino had almost emptied out.
Only a few guards remained standing by the door.
Yet they showed no unusual reaction to these people's behavior.
They were long accustomed to things like this.
The captain nodded to Lott, then began calling his men over to clean up.
Lott looked at the blind man before him with admiration.
He knew Issho was also a naval officer whose heart was full of justice.
He also harbored considerable ambitions; otherwise, he would not have participated in the World Military Draft in the original story.
He had even hoped to change the state of the Navy.
Only after joining the Navy had he discovered that the entire organization was constrained by the World Government.
Calling the Navy the World Government's lackeys was no exaggeration.
The Navy he had envisioned did not uphold justice and serve ordinary people as he had imagined.
Instead, it served the World Government and the Celestial Dragons.
So much so that, after seeing Straw Hat defeat Doflamingo and liberate Dressrosa, he had felt the desire to open his eyes and see what Luffy really looked like.
He was a marine, and Doflamingo was one of the Shichibukai. Both belonged to the World Government.
Even if he was angry, he could not act against Doflamingo.
He even had to help Doflamingo stabilize Dressrosa and suppress Luffy, Luo, and the others.
He was also somewhat dissatisfied with Fleet Admiral Akainu, who placed immense importance on the Navy's reputation.
This was what Lott admired about Issho, and it was also what