Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

"Is this what you wanted? Willy Wonka, I never thought you were this kind of person. We clearly agreed that I could eat chocolate for free if I became your pet. But now you want to take advantage of my intelligence!"

Randolph noticed the change in himself and immediately reprimanded Willy Wonka, because once they could communicate normally, he could no longer use the excuse of language barriers to end the conversation.

This would inevitably increase his workload; Willy Wonka, that unscrupulous boss, actually had the idea of ​​making his pet work.

"Willy Wonka, according to our original agreement, I will not offer you any advice, and you should not even think of using me as a henchman."

"Even the cattle and horses in your company get paid. If you want me to do extra work beyond what you would do for pets, then you have to pay me too."

Randolph is now very excited. He can already foresee the changes and developments that will follow. Willy Wonka, this capitalist, will definitely make him work for profit.

It's a Flerken, and its extremely high intelligence allows it to prepare for things before they even begin, so as not to put itself in a passive position.

Randolph had high hopes, but the reality was that Willy Wonka wouldn't care too much about Randolph's ideas.

Randolph's long and peaceful life had allowed him to gradually adapt to living as an adorable creature on Earth, so when Willy Wonka grabbed him by the scruff of the neck, he offered no resistance whatsoever.

My instincts tell me that as a kitten, I should stay quiet and tense up at this time. This seems to be called a stress response.

"Randolph, you even know about cattle and horses, looks like you watch a lot of TV. And you even ask me for a salary? Do you know how much I've spent taking care of you? That money could buy a whole building!"

"The treatment you receive far exceeds what a pet should receive. The value of the chocolate you eat every day is enough for me to hire five employees for a month."

"In other words, Randolph, your cat eats the wages of 150 employees in a month."

Willy Wonka thought to himself, "Little brat, the Flerken has learned a little bit online and dares to ask for a salary. I'd be a failure if I gave it even a penny more."

Randolph was furious. He angrily scratched the sofa with his claws, leaving several scratches on the leather sofa.

Tears were even welling up in its eyes. It turned its head to face Willy Wonka, blinked, and then crystal-clear tears slid from its eyes onto the sofa.

"Randolph, stop playing the victim. You haven't learned your lesson yet. Everyone knows that cats don't cry."

Randolph blinked upon hearing this, then wiped away the rest of his tears. He turned his head to the side, ignoring Willy Wonka.

"Actually, I don't know if cats can cry, but I do know that if they are really sad, they can't just hold back their tears."

"So, Randolph, stop pretending. Now you can tell me your thoughts in detail. It's something to be happy about that you're speaking freely with me, so don't look so gloomy."

Willy Wonka lifted Randolph onto his lap and placed a piece of chocolate in front of him.

"I'll give you even more chocolate in the future. Even though there's no salary, there will be countless chocolates."

Randolph didn't want to pay attention to Willy Wonka, but the delicious smell of chocolate made him want to eat it. So he slightly turned his head, and when the angle was right, he ate the chocolate from Willy Wonka's hand in one bite.

This chocolate tastes really good, ten times better than the ones I've had before, no, a hundred times better!

Randolph was still savoring the taste after swallowing the chocolate.

But when Randolph finished eating and tried to turn around and lie back down, he found that Willy Wonka was holding him tightly.

With the cat's face right in front of the human's, Randolph had no way to avoid it.

"Now that you've eaten my chocolate, can you answer my question, Randolph?"

Seeing that there was no way to avoid it, Randolph had no choice but to speak reluctantly.

"Willy Wonka, I see a lot of competitions on TV, besides sports like basketball and soccer, there are also eating contests and knife-forging competitions."

"Since you're so rich, why don't you set up a huge prize, release part of the basic recipe, and hold a chocolate-making competition? You can be the judge, award the first place winner a huge prize, and you can even give them that magical fruit you gave me as a prize."

Willy Wonka listened to Randolph's words and thought they had great potential. No sooner had Randolph finished speaking than Willy Wonka added:

"It also allows the top finishers in the competition to visit my chocolate factory. At the same time, we can hold more competitions to select our crew members and train staff for our future candy stores that are spread throughout the universe."

"That's a great idea, Randolph! Your idea is excellent. I can have you as a judge and taste the chocolates with me!"

Once Willy Wonka had a breakthrough in his thinking, he immediately prepared to take action.

This chocolate competition must be a grand and beautiful event. We could even start with the published basic chocolate recipes, giving every chocolate from now on its own unique character.

Just then, Willy Wonka sensed a bloody smell.

Randolph also sensed something was wrong. It looked sharply towards the outside of the manor, where the smell of blood was coming from.

The chocolate plantation has been peaceful and harmonious for many years, maintaining a sweet and wonderful atmosphere.

But now the perfect frosting scent in the air was ruined, and the strong smell of blood made Willy Wonka frown.

Frank's actions were rather crude; he actually took action right there on the estate, and judging from the smell of blood, he definitely went beyond what he had ordered.

Indeed, Frank broadened the scope of his investigation, encompassing all stakeholders related to the chocolate plantation in a detailed examination.

As it turned out, this investigation yielded unexpected results.

Frank knew Willy Wonka was at the Chocolate Plantation and didn't want to disrupt the long-established ecosystem there.

But this time it wasn't some petty thief, but someone who could use both types of Haki. Although his strength was inferior to Frank's, Frank couldn't easily defeat him.

Frank has always believed that as one of the earliest family members to follow Willy Wonka and now a mainstay of the Cheyenne family, he is absolutely loyal to Willy Wonka.

But unexpectedly, all the investigations ultimately pointed to someone no one had previously considered. A mole had been discovered among the powerful core members!