Chapter 67: Taklama’s election and the Fish-men arrive at Marineford
Although the latest issue of the major newspapers has not yet been released, the arrest of the 'Slaver King' has begun to gradually ferment among the top leaders of the countries of the South Blue. Undercurrents are flowing back and forth along with the communication between the Den Den Mushi.
The South Blue was indisputably the leader among the four seas of the Blue Sea, in the slave trade.
Of course, this is also inseparable from the fact that King Taklama has worked hard here for decades and made outstanding contributions to the development of the slave industry.
The mafia in the West Blue and the slave owners in the South Blue are the biggest characteristics of these two sea areas.
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"We are close?"
Dragon opened the hatch and walked out, asking Irwin who was watching the sea on the deck.
At this time, the five headquarters-level warships he led had returned to the first half of the Grand Line from the South Blue. Calculating the time, it felt like they were almost there.
"Rear Admiral Dragon, you'd better rest more if you're so seriously injured, and just leave it to me to hand over the prisoners to Impel Down." Irwin said with a smile.
"No, I said before that I will send the Slaver King in with my own hands!"
Dragon walked towards Irwin, looked at the Gate of Justice appearing on the far side and said: "This means a lot to me."