Chapter 1048

Pirates don't need to be spared any face—just wipe them all out. The trail of the Dreadnaught this time absolutely cannot be leaked.

Magellan led Caesar out from the cabin, along with another prisoner—someone Lin Cheng had nearly forgotten.

Magellan looked at Monet with undisguised disgust, an attitude even more excessive than when he'd faced the Okama King Ivankov back at Impel Down, which made Lin Cheng doubt the aesthetics of the people at Impel Down.

"Leave them here for now. Once the cleanup is mostly done, we'll transfer them to the base's internal prison," Lin Cheng said to Magellan after a moment's thought.

Right now there are quite a few spies inside the G5 base, and Monet's appearance here would inevitably expose news about Caesar.

"Alright then."

Magellan handed Caesar over to Lin Cheng, then grabbed the rope and hauled Monet back into the cabin. Even Lin Cheng found this rough treatment hard to watch.

But looking at Monet, who was held by Magellan, she showed no resistance at all, as if she had accepted her fate.

Seeing this, Lin Cheng sighed. For someone like Monet, he truly didn't know how to handle her.

In the Pirate World, there are far too many people like Monet who would gladly lay down their lives out of gratitude—these people's convictions are the most terrifying of all.

"Treat her well. We might need her for our plans later." Lin Cheng casually came up with a reason—might as well call it a privilege reserved for beauties.

"Don't think you can use me against the Young Master! I won't help you, not even in death!" Monet, who had been silent until now, screamed wildly.

Even though her strength was restrained by the seastone handcuffs, she still struggled desperately against her bonds.

Unfortunately, before Magellan, this veteran jailer, all of it was futile.

Magellan locked Monet's joints the wrong way, cutting off her means of suicide, and roughly dragged Monet back into the cabin.