Although Kin'emon's strength was indeed decent, he didn't believe that the current Enel couldn't defeat that guy.
As for why he let Gini go along instead of letting the stronger Kuma or Ace handle it, there was no choice. Those two were simply too kind-hearted.
Once they saw that Momonosuke was just a child, or heard the story of Wano Country, and let them go, that would be troublesome.
He doesn't think it's impossible. After all, Ace and the others were exactly that kind of people. They wouldn't kill someone for no reason, especially a child.
Opening the door, Ian stood at the doorway and couldn't help but sigh with emotion.
"Looking at it this way... I really do look quite like a villain."
As soon as the words fell, a seductive voice suddenly came from inside the room. "Dear, it's so late, where did you run off to?"
That voice instantly pulled Ian back to his senses. He hurriedly cleared all the messy thoughts from his mind, looked into the room, and said with a smile, "Nothing. Let's sleep!"
Whatever.
Accompanying his wife and child is more important!
...
At the same time, on the other side, under Enel's guidance, Gini quietly arrived in front of a dilapidated house.
Since Ian had said it that way, Gini dared not underestimate those foolish guys.
Therefore, after hearing Enel say that there were three people inside the house and that they were discussing things very excitedly without paying any attention to the outside situation, he did not hesitate at all and directly turned invisible.
Taking advantage of their heated discussion inside, he pulled out the poison-mist capsules he carried with him, found a hole, crushed the capsules, and blew the mist inside.
It had to be said, this shack really was broken!
There were holes everywhere, so finding a suitable opening was not difficult at all.
So the people inside had no idea that while they were chatting, the surrounding air had changed.
After he had blown in three capsules, the people inside finally noticed something was wrong, but by then it was already too late.
The invisible Gini drew his gun and fired three cold shots. However, even though the other party had already been poisoned, that lecherous middle-aged man still seemed to sense it, quickly avoiding vital areas and even using the sword in his hand to slash the bullets apart.
But that was already enough. Once Enel made his move, the fate of these poisoned guys was already sealed.
This also made Enel feel displeased. He looked at Gini, who only knew how to take potshots and use poison, with a face full of disdain.
However, Gini did not care. Upon hearing Ian's words, he already understood Ian's intentions.
Leave no survivors!
And he, Gini... listened to Ian the most.
When the first rays of morning sunlight poured down, Gini, who was smoking, felt that the time was about right.
He removed the cigarette butt from the corner of his mouth and looked at the figures in front of him, tightly bound, faces turning purple, crawling on the ground, continuously begging him, and shouting things about Wano Country, the shogun of Wano Country, and the future of Wano Country.
He directly flicked the cigarette butt in his hand into the sea and said calmly: "What kind of trash dares to covet the princess of our Umbrella Corporation?"
"No, no, no. I did not mean it. I was just saying it casually. Please spare us!"
"I—I—I am going to become the Shogun of Wano Country. You can't do this to me. As long as you let us go, I can make you a Daimyo of Wano Country!"
With their faces turning purple, Kin'emon and Momonosuke now finally understood what was going on. The other side was not someone who acknowledged their young master at all, but... Someone who had intended to kill them from the very beginning!
"I can atone for my sins, but please spare Momonosuke-sama. He is the future of Wano Country. Wano Country cannot be without him. I will personally commit seppuku—"
However, before Kin'emon could finish speaking, a slow, indifferent voice sounded: "What Wano Country? Isn't that the territory of the Beast Pirates? Forget it. Be more careful in your next life."
As Gini's impatient voice fell…
"Bang!"
The gun was fired.
…
The next day, when Ian got up and went out, he saw Gini already waiting in the courtyard, and beside him... a guy with face paint and a headpiece, dressed in a kabuki-style costume, kneeling respectfully on the ground with his head prostrated.
Kanjuro!
No, he should be called Kurozumi Kanjuro!
Ian guessed who this guy was at a glance, but after only giving him a brief look, he did not care and casually found a place to sit down, his gaze falling on the smiling Gini.
Although Gini had not said anything yet, from that expression alone, Ian could tell that last night's operation must have gone very smoothly.
Still, he asked anyway: "Taken care of?"
"Taken care of, boss. I guarantee they're dead through and through."
Hearing Ian's question, Gini patted his chest and said confidently.
The bullets had gone straight through their foreheads. He did not believe they could still be alive after that. Even if those two guys were truly favored by the god of fate and somehow survived having holes blown through their heads, they should not forget that they were also poisoned.
That was a potent poison researched by Caesar Clown. Although that guy did not have much real ability and loved to boast, he had to admit... the poison he made was quite effective.
Moreover, Gini had deliberately waited until they were completely cold before throwing them into the sea to feed the fish.
If they could still be alive after that... don't dream. If those two really had immortal bodies, would they have been caught by him and Enel in the first place?
In any case, Gini had absolute confidence that those two were completely dead, and their bodies might already have been eaten by fish.
After reassuring his boss, Gini did not stop. He directly kicked Kanjuro, who was still kneeling at the side, and said with a look of disgust: "This guy is the only one still alive. When I was about to kill him, Enel told me not to and said to bring him to you instead, boss. Maybe there would be some unexpected gains. After thinking about it, I brought him here. Seriously, it wasted one dose of my antidote."
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