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The line is literally, "I, as opposed to you = deeper roots [in regards to the matter we are currently discussing, which is the life and/or death of Luffy]." Cavendish is saying he wants to kill Luffy; Barto says he won't let Cavendish kill Luffy. Cavendish assumes this is because Barto wants to kill Luffy himself, but that's just his assumption. I chose to phrase it in a way that leaves that ambiguity open. Barto's "motivations" could either be motivations for wanting to kill Luffy himself, or motivations for wanting Luffy to live on and not be killed by Cavendish. What Barto wants to communicate is that his stake in this is somehow more meaningful than Cavendish's petty bullshit."
Ok donc tu devrais etre content Bloody 
J'ai ete un peu vite sur l'interpretation ça peut etre autant l'un que l'autre
