"Okay, I understand. I'll be careful."
After Kuro finished speaking, he saw the other end of the phone hang up. He shrugged, put down the receiver, and slumped back in the recliner.
"No, what is this... It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. I remember Jhin was captured, right? How did he escape?"
Kuro smacked his lips and dialed another number. "Kuro, come over here."
Soon, Kuro walked in and said, "Mr. Kuro..."
"Tell me, how did Jhin escape? Didn't I tell you to keep a close watch on him?" Kuro asked, stroking his chin with some curiosity.
"Well... I'm not really sure either."
Kuro subconsciously wiped the sweat from his forehead and said, "Mr. Kuro, because Wano Country is currently too busy, it's something we couldn't have predicted that someone would escape."
"Yeah?"
Kuro squinted and thought for a moment, then clicked his tongue and said, "It all feels too coincidental. Although I'm happy that these guys got humiliated, and I can't be bothered with that woman named Red anyway, the ending is pretty good, but something just doesn't feel right..."
He was just saying it casually, but he never expected to actually be robbed, and by someone he never would have imagined.
"Where's Yamato? Is he on that ship too?" Kuro asked.
Jhin and Quinn are fine, but that woman can't be let go. She's a mythical beast, and if she's released and grows up, she'll cause trouble.
“No, Yamato is still locked up here. Do you want to see her, Mr. Kuro?” Kuro asked.
"No rush, let's wait a bit longer. I have a use for this woman, it just depends on whether she agrees or not."
Kuro hadn't figured out how to deal with these tens of thousands of prisoners, so he just temporarily imprisoned them, but the matter of King gave him a reminder.
When pirates...
It's a way out.
He's still short one person for his Shichibukai position.
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