Chapter 129

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Big Mom's gaze initially fell upon Kaido, whose entire was body covered in blood, before shifting to Ulquiorra, who stood not far away. It was as though a realization dawned upon her.

"Ma Ma Ma Mama... Kaido, you're truly in quite a dire state."

"Aren't you embarrassed that you, the general of Beasts Pirates is losing to a commander of Gale Emperor Pirates."

"That guy has brought you to such a pitiful state," Big Mom laughed, teasingly.

"Embarrassed?"

Kaido had an urge to retaliate, but after some contemplation, he couldn't help but feel the embarrassment sink in.

Even as one of the Four Emperors, he found himself incapable of retaliating against and defeating a mere commander from the Gale Emperor Pirates.

This wasn't just embarrassing; it was a severe blow to his reputation.

"Feel free to try it yourself. Perhaps you will be beaten even more badly by that guy over there.

I am sure you'll be in even more embarrassing state," Kaido replied in a deep voice, already considering whether he should seize this opportunity to escape, leaving Big Mom to fight Carnes and his crew.

After all, before their encounter, they had underestimated the Gale Emperor Pirates.

Initially, they had assumed that Carnes was the only sole fighter of his crew who could challenge them.

But they had never anticipated that his crew would be this formidable.

"Linlin!"

Suddenly, Kaido called out Big Mom with utmost seriousness.

Big Mom paused, her gaze fixing on Kaido in surprise.

"There's no chance of defeating Carnes now, because we've been too simplistic in our thinking and have highly underestimated him and his crew."

"What do you mean?" Big Mom asked, still puzzled.

But before she could grasp Kaido's intent, he transformed into his dragon form, his movements precise.

At the same time, he called out to King, who was not far away.

"Run!"

This shout left not just King, but even Big Mom and Carnes, dumbfounded.

In an instant, Big Mom comprehended the meaning behind Kaido's earlier words.

"You damn Kaido!!"

"Asshole, I will kill you!!"

Big Mom erupted in anger as she cursed vehemently.

This was unexpected move from Kaido.

"Kaido you coward. You were the one who sought it out and had proposed an alliance to kill Carnes."

"And now, at the first sign of adversity, when the going got tough, you're the first one to run with your tail between your legs."

However, before Big Mom could fully react to the situation, a colossal figure came crashing down to the ground with a resounding,

"Boom..."

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Big Mom squinted her eyes in surprise. "Was that Kaido?" she muttered.

Now, looking at the massive figure plummeted to the ground a huge grin formed on her face.

"Ma Ma Ma Mama, if it isn't Kaido, but why are you here Kaido, weren't you planning to run, leaving me behind to face Carnes?"

"Hmm... let me guess, you are performing some kind of stunt?" she mockingly questioned him.

"Puff!"

Kaido spat out another mouthful of blood, reverting from his dragon form to his hybrid form.

He struggled to rise from the ground, his legs swaying unsteadily.

"You old hag, are you a complete fool?"

"You're the fool here, Kaido. Why are you saying that to me?"

Kaido's face contorted in anger. He had expected Big Mom to grasp the situation immediately, but she was just standing there, seemingly bewildered even making fun of him.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk..."

Not too far away, Carnes sighed and shook his head.

"Kaido, it appears you aim to do what you did in the God's Valley battle, but... do you truly believe I will let you escape from here?"

"That same thing won't happen today."

Indeed, with Ulquiorra positioned high above, ready to intervene, no one could make a move and escape without Carnes' consent.

"Boom!!!"

A tremendous explosion resonated nearby, capturing the attention of all present.

The epicenter was none other than where Carnes' ship had been anchored.

Their gaze fixed upon the point where Carnes' ship was docked.