Before leaving, Senga made a detour to the hospital in Dressrosa.
He appeared directly in the hospital director's office, and the director immediately recognized him as Marine Admiral Purple Kirin, and exclaimed excitedly.
"Admiral Purple Kirin, hello. I am Mendel, the director of this hospital. May I ask what brings you here?"
Senga smiled politely and said,
"There should be a woman here who is in a vegetative state after being hit on the head by a stone; I think her name is Lucian."
Mendel nodded immediately; he was very familiar with this patient.
He said that a man in a black suit used to come to see her, but after that man never came again, and instead some members of the Donquixote Family came to pay the fees.
After hearing this, Senga took out a large number of Beli from his Door-Door Space and placed them on the Dean's desk, saying,
"Since those people won't be coming to pay anymore, let's use this money to cover her hospital expenses."
"This... do you know Lucian? If so, we can waive all her fees!"
"Hehe, that's not necessary. Just take good care of her."
After saying that, Senga vanished from the spot in a flash.
Lucian is Senor's wife. During the Sea Swallow Island incident, Senga deliberately spared the life of this Pure Love War God.
It has to be said that Doflamingo did a pretty good job in this regard, even sending someone to pay Lucian's hospital bills.
However, now that he's been arrested, it's unlikely anyone will come to pay the fees again, so Senga thought it best to help this poor woman out of the goodness of her heart.
As for Senor, he will be released in a while. Hopefully, he will stay with Lucian for the rest of his life.
Marine Headquarters, Sengoku Office
Senga suddenly appeared before Sengoku. Sengoku, used to Senga's unpredictable appearances, calmly sipped his tea and asked with a smile,
"Oh, it's Senga. How was it? Did you find anything in Alabasta this time?"
"Yes, Crocodile was being a bit unruly, but I've already taught him a lesson; I gave him a little punishment."
"Haha! He's really unlucky to have run into you!"
Sengoku continued to sip his tea with a smile, unconcerned about how Senga would deal with Crocodile. In his view, Senga could do whatever he wanted with those pirates, and he would always be satisfied with the final result anyway.
Senga continued,
"I also went to Dressrosa. Doflamingo seized the country using drastic measures, and I've already arrested him."
As he spoke, Senga opened the Door-Door Space and emerged, carrying the still unconscious Doflamingo, followed by Robin.
Upon hearing that Senga had directly arrested Doflamingo, Sengoku was slightly taken aback, but he quickly recovered and immediately ordered several Marines to bring Seastone Handcuffs to put on Doflamingo before taking him away.
After dealing with Doflamingo, Sengoku began to scrutinize Issho and Robin.
Hmm... this man seems unfamiliar, but he appears to be quite capable...
Hmm... this woman looks increasingly familiar...
As Sengoku watched, his expression gradually became more and more interesting. He finally recognized the woman's identity—wasn't that Robin, the one the World Government had labeled the "Child of the Devil"?!
Judging from Sengoku's reaction, Senga knew he had recognized Robin's identity and immediately introduced her.
"Fleet Admiral Sengoku, this is Issho, quite strong, he's here to join the Navy. This is Robin, a scholar, also here to join the Navy."
"... Senga, do you know who this Robin is?"
"Yes, I remember the World Government called her something like 'Child of Angels'!"
"He's the Child of the Devil!"
"Oh? That sounds awful. Those people in the World Government are really something, how could they address a lady like that?"
"... She's dangerous. If the World Government finds out, it will be very bad for you!"
Sengoku had long considered Senga as the designated next Fleet Admiral, and he genuinely didn't want Senga's future to be affected by Robin's situation.
Robin silently lowered her head. Although she knew that coming to the Marine Headquarters would bring all sorts of difficulties, she wasn't afraid of the Marines arresting and imprisoning her. What she was afraid of now was leaving Senga.
After years of wandering, she finally found a safe haven to rely on. Beside Senga, she felt a sense of security and happiness she had never experienced before. Although it was short-lived, it was enough for her to become completely immersed in it.
The ignored smile suddenly spoke up, ŴŴŴ.
"Your Fleet Admiral, I would like to ask what crime Miss Robin has committed?"
This question really stumped Sengoku. Robin was just a little girl when she was wanted. If there was any crime, it was that she had a mother who wanted to uncover the truth of history.
Sengoku was silent for a moment, and before he could speak, Senga spoke directly.
She is innocent.
Those three simple words carried an undeniable firmness, sending a shiver down the spines of the other three people in the office.
Robin stared blankly at Senga; the three words Senga uttered were like a dazzling Inazuma flashing through her mind.
Senga turned to Robin with a warm smile. Robin felt a surge of warmth throughout her body, and she longed to rush into Senga's arms immediately. However, Senga had not yet finished speaking.
He continued,
"She is merely a victim; her misfortune lies in having a naive and irresponsible mother, Nicole Olvia."
Robin was stunned by Senga's evaluation of her mother, but she wasn't angry about it; she knew Senga wouldn't say that for no reason.
Senga slowly walked to Robin's side, gently pulled her into his arms, and whispered,
"Does Olvia's lifelong pursuit of historical truth truly have any meaning? Even if she does solve it, does she have the power to confront the World Government? Besides making the world more chaotic, it's arguably meaningless. So how is her behavior any different from Roger's?"
Sengoku paused after hearing this, then looked at Chiga with a complicated expression. It was quite obvious from Chiga's words that he disdained the World Government, but it had to be said that what Chiga said was very much to Sengoku's liking.
Robin was hearing this kind of talk for the first time. She was a smart girl, and after being prompted by Senga's words, she immediately began to think about it seriously.
Senga was relieved that Robin hadn't lost her temper because her mother was involved. He gently patted Robin's back and continued,
"Her love for you is certainly no less than any mother's, but she is really not a responsible mother!"