Robin Was Dumbfounded

"Mr. Garp."

Seeing the troubled look on Garp's face, Helmeppo gathered his courage and slowly spoke up.

"Anyway, Kaze and the others know nothing about the Grand Line."

"No matter what we tell them, they won't be able to tell truth from lies."

"Isn't that advantageous for us?"

Hearing this, Koby nodded as well, feeling that Helmeppo's idea was not bad.

Kaze did not know what was going on outside anyway.

Couldn't they just fool him however they wanted?

"Yeah, Mr. Garp."

"At worst, we'll only tell Kaze some insignificant information."

"We can conceal everything about Marine Headquarters and the World Government."

That was what Koby said.

As though he had seen a glimmer of hope, a sharp light flickered in his eyes.

But who would have thought...

Faced with the suggestion from Koby and Helmeppo, Garp shook his head without even thinking.

"How could it possibly be that simple?"

"Setting aside the fact that Kaze's Observation Haki can hear our conversations."

"Don't forget, that little girl we saw just now was Nico Robin."

Only then did Koby and Helmeppo seem to suddenly remember that.

After all, it had only been an interlude.

Although Robin's identity was enough to shock them, they had not thought too deeply about why she was there.

But Garp was different.

Becoming a hero of the Marines had never depended on strength alone.

His mind was exceptionally sharp as well.

"Robin appearing here is probably no coincidence."

"Kaze must have arranged it deliberately."

Garp began to analyze the situation.

"Kaze and these ninjas may be occupied with their country's civil war, leaving them no time to concern themselves with the Grand Line."

"But Robin is the sole survivor of the Ohara Incident."

"There's no way she wouldn't know about Marine Headquarters and the World Government."