Sengoku had no idea why Senga reacted so strongly upon hearing that Zephyr had gone to sea. It was only a training voyage—was it really necessary?
Still, out of trust in Senga, he asked,
"What's wrong? Is there a problem with this voyage?"
Of course there was a problem. A huge one.
Movie Z had mentioned that when Zephyr took his final class of students out on their training ship, they were attacked by Whitebeard Jr. In the end, only Ain and Binz remained aboard, and Zephyr even lost an arm.
Although history had changed now and Zephyr had set sail earlier, there was no guarantee that he would not still encounter Whitebeard Jr. It would be fine if things turned out well, but what if the outcome was even worse?
At that thought, Senga's expression darkened further, and he hurriedly asked,
"Where did Teacher Zephyr go?"
"I don't know the exact location. I'll use a Den Den Mushi to ask him."
As he spoke, Sengoku dialed Zephyr's Den Den Mushi. Yet after waiting for a long time, there was still no answer.
This unusual situation made Sengoku's expression sink as well. He looked up at Senga and asked,
"What exactly is going on? Senga, do you know something?"
There was no time to explain. The southeast was far too broad a range, but Senga could not afford to hesitate any longer. He directly opened the window of Sengoku's office, activated the Deva Path ability, and shot into the sky.
The files on Sengoku's desk were scattered all over the floor by the airflow from Senga's departure. Sengoku had no time to deal with that. He immediately summoned Aokiji and ordered him to quickly lead a ship of soldiers to reinforce Zephyr.
Over a stretch of sea, a massive head