One Piece: Mandala Swordsman

Chapter 625 The Lost Item Returns Soon

That person wasn't lying to me.

Having used his Observation Haki to see a few minutes into the future, Katakuri had already seen the fortune teller.

The island is very low-lying.

The edges are often threatened by the sea.

But the tent was right on the edge of the land.

It has strange patterns on it.

There was even a crow on the tent.

If it were deep in the mountains and forests, people would probably think it was inhabited by a witch.

But that's about right.

Witches do indeed possess magical powers.

That's true, at least in fairy tales.

Katakuri also met a fortune teller who fit the stereotype perfectly in the next few minutes.

He was draped in a long, jet-black robe, as dark as night.

His face was shrouded in deep shadow because of the felt hat.

Occasionally, a glimpse of black hair can be seen peeking out.

A huge wooden table.

There was a sparkling crystal ball on it.

The tent seemed to be completely dark, as if it were opaque.

There was only one burning candle inside.

Her right hand was constantly stroking the crystal ball.

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After all, her hands looked fair and delicate, and she had red nail polish on them.

He was holding a pipe in his left hand.

Smoke swirled around.

It made the already unclear face even more blurry.

Even without using Observation Haki, Katakuri could still sense the sweet fragrance.

It looks very tempting, and it must taste delicious too.

Of course, that's not the most crucial point...

"Hello, Katakuri of the Big Mom Pirates, welcome to my fortune-telling room. You arrived earlier than I expected; I thought you'd need some time. I even thought my divination had gone wrong, but it turns out you can arrive this quickly!"

It's exactly the same as the future we've seen.

The moment she lifted the curtain, she called out her own name.

"The letter you wrote to me?"

"Of course, it's because I saw the difficulties you were facing that I tempted you with them."

After saying that, the fortune teller pointed to the desserts on the table.

No wonder he's a fortune teller.

Katakuri thought to himself.

Almost the instant he opened the tent, he knew his identity.

Of course, it is too early to draw conclusions.

After all, if she possessed excellent Observation Haki like herself, she would know her identity much earlier than she could see her.

After all, he had been wanted by the Navy for over twenty years.

Bounty posters have been flying everywhere for a long time.

Before Katakuri could finish speaking, he was interrupted.

"Of course, I'll provide dessert. Otherwise, how will you explain it to Charlotte? She's not easy to get along with. Even her son would probably suffer a terrible fate if he disobeyed her."

Upon hearing this, Katakuri gripped his trident tightly.

"Don't be so nervous. I'll be honest, I made these desserts to entertain you. I have ulterior motives towards you. And since you knew there was something wrong with this, you still came. That proves there's something more terrifying than facing a trap, and your mother is one of them, isn't she!"

Too honest!

Moreover, what she said was not speculation, but fact.

There seems to be no reason for Katakuri to get angry.

He is neither impulsive nor particularly cruel.

He had no need to go on a killing spree unless he was facing an enemy.

Moreover, if this woman can also make high-end desserts, then bringing them back to the world would make Mom very happy.

As she said, he would be in trouble without her desserts.

What are you plotting?

Since the other party was being honest, Katakuri simply asked directly.

"You should already know the rules. Enter the divination room, and I will tell you your future and leave a blessing or a curse."

Just like what the previous person said.

The fortune teller's words are all true.

That's why we have no choice but to accept whatever the future holds, good or bad.

It's like knowing the ending in advance.

This is undoubtedly a gamble.

However, Katakuri showed no emotion in response to this.

He doesn't care about his future.

The worst outcome is simply death.

He was a soldier, and it's not hard to imagine that he would die at the hands of the enemy.

Although he is known as perfect within the family, it is nothing but an illusion.

Even amidst all that boasting, Katakuri did not lose himself.

A lie does not become the truth over time.

Of course, being able to accept it doesn't mean he will give in.

There was no need for him to be overly respectful to this strange, arrogant fellow.

Her rules?

What right does she have to demand that others follow her rules?

"You must think I'm very arrogant, but unfortunately, General, having knowledge is also a way to manipulate people."

"Would you like to tell me something that interests you? For example, I can tell you that the lost item will be returned soon!"