Chapter 166: A Choice Between Two?
"No way!"
"Fred actually said something like that in an interview with a World Economic News reporter? Isn't he afraid of being taken down by Isred Saint?" Sengoku stared at today's newspaper in shock.
"No."
"Sengoku, in theory, they could actually do this. Don't forget about the defection of Rear Admiral Kasso and his men," Vice Admiral Tsuru said sharply.
"Wa-hahaha!"
"I told you, that kid Ryuen wasn't going to let you have your way. He's a slippery one.
Back when I recruited him into the Marines, it took me a lot of effort. If you think a few words are enough to make him obey, you're dreaming." Garp laughed, openly mocking Sengoku.
From the moment Sengoku brought up his plan, Garp had thought it was unrealistic.
He knew Ryuen and his crew wouldn't follow orders unless they were given something that truly interested them.
Just then, Brannew entered the room, saluted the three senior officers, and said, "Fleet Admiral Sengoku, we've received news from the World Government. Fred and several other high-ranking officials have gone missing in the Grand Line."
"What?"