After leaving Kizaru with the documents, Kuro had already prepared the ship, his Golden Lion.
“Mr. Kuro…”
Kuro was waiting for Kuro, and when he came out, he said, "We don't have enough people."
"Not enough? Five thousand people aren't enough?" Kuro asked.
“Yes, Cass and Wilbur took the Douglas Naval Squadron with them, and Ain took eight hundred men with him when he returned to G-3 for patrol. Now we only have twelve thousand men in our rations, which is not enough to start the Golden Lion. Should we recruit men on the spot at headquarters?” Klo asked.
"Then let's allocate another batch, two thousand people, not too many. Have headquarters transfer eight hundred people to me."
As Kuro spoke, he walked toward the Golden Lion.
He remembered something and turned to Kuro, saying, "By the way, Kuro, you're a pirate, right?"
Kro: "..."
What does that mean?
“I haven’t been a pirate in a long time,” Kuro said.
"That's not important. What's important is that you used to be a pirate, right?"
"Yes... but Mr. Kuro, is there anything worth mentioning about this?" Kuro asked, puzzled.
"Take this thing."
Kuro handed over two folders and a small Den Den Mushi, saying, "From now on, you are the vice-captain of 'Sword.' Help me handle matters concerning the undercover agents."
"Undercover agent? Sword?"
Kuro was taken aback. He flipped through one of the folders and glanced at it before realizing, "Does the Navy have intelligence spies among the pirates?"
"This is the first time I've heard of this either. You handle it. You have experience as a pirate and know how to deal with the internal affairs of pirates."
Kuro waved his hand and walked forward.
He's a lieutenant general, so he's qualified to be the vice-captain. Anyway, he's the commander-in-chief, so he can appoint whoever he wants as vice-captain.
Perfect timing. Since Kro is free, it's good to pass this on to him without any trouble, and it will also free up my own burden.
He even considered handing over the task of selecting the Seven Warlords of the Sea to Lida, as anyone with similar strength to her would definitely be qualified to be a Warlord.
But that's Lida. If someone can fight her to a draw, doesn't that mean she'll get hurt or be in danger?
After much thought, I decided to handle the matter of the Seven Warlords of the Sea myself.
After boarding the ship, Kro applied to headquarters for the allocation of the navy. The application was quickly approved, and a new batch of navy personnel was assembled on board, bringing the total to two thousand. The Golden Lion set sail for the open sea.
This steamship is quite difficult to operate, but he already has a team of 1,200 men, so he can manage to operate it. Otherwise, Kuro would have to wait for the other marines to become familiar with the ship before it can sail.
Kuro, taking advantage of his rest, naturally intended to return to the East Blue and West Blue. He was too lazy to wait any longer, so when he approached the Red Line, he used his ability to levitate his ship, directly crossing the Red Line and landing in the first half of the Grand Line.
"Let's take a look at the Seven Warlords of the Sea first."
At this moment, in his office, Kuro stared at the sea chart of the first half of the Grand Line and pointed to a route, "Let's go here, Carnival City. Come to think of it, we haven't really had a proper time to explore this route yet."
Carnival City, Saint Fadru, is a must-pass route on this route, and also the most prosperous route. It also includes the food city of Puji and the spring queen city of Saint Poplar.
I visited Kuro's Spring Queen's City, where I went to find Issho to join the Marines, but I haven't had a proper look at the other two places yet.
Pakistan is stationed here.
Kuro didn't really want to see the other Seven Warlords of the Sea. They were all incredibly strong, like monsters, and he hadn't heard of anything horrifying happening under their rule, so there was no need to go see them.
Kuro, however, wanted to take a look at Buggy's place.
He felt it was necessary to conduct regular inspections of the Seven Warlords of the Sea.
To prevent them from causing trouble, especially Bucky's side, which has too many men. Although they are all fools, fools are not always easy to fool.
...
Carnival City, Saint Fadru, is a place that excels at hosting all kinds of celebrations and festivals. Each area in the town is different, and there are different types of carnivals everywhere, making it look very lively.
Meanwhile, a large circus tent was located in the center of the town. On a high platform, the huge tent stood tall, and at the top of the tent, a tall man wearing a wide robe stretched out his arms and soared into the sky.
His body seemed incredibly light, swaying with the fluttering of his robes, as if it were nothing at all.
The enormous man had his head bowed, his face, painted with clown makeup, radiating smugness, and the huge red sphere on his nose gleamed in the sunlight.
The conspicuous location and the conspicuous person naturally attracted a lot of attention. A little girl, being led by her mother, pointed at the red nose in the sky and exclaimed, "Wow, what a big red nose..."
"Don't you dare say I have a red nose!!"
Bucky tilted his head down and yelled at the group.
The head flew up inexplicably, causing the onlookers to take a step back and fall silent.
Seeing this, Bucky nodded in satisfaction, and his head flew back onto his large body.
"My men!"
Buggy raised his head and said loudly, "I am Buggy, the Shichibukai 'Thousand Ryo'! From this day forward, this is my territory. I will collect tolls from passing merchants here and guarantee your safety!"
"Of course, we also accept business. Pakistan Express is dedicated to serving you. Whatever you want to send, wherever you want to go, and if you're worried about danger, Pakistan Express can handle it all!"
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