Everyone on the ship now looked at Ronglin as if facing a formidable enemy. The fact that he could casually name every Revolutionary Army officer was simply too bizarre. Even if some officers were well-known, it was impossible for everyone else's identities to be exposed. Where had Ronglin gotten this information?
Leaning against the railing, Sabo smiled at Ronglin, who was watching them with amusement from the small boat nearby. "Who told you our identities?"
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"You were hit in the head by artillery fire as a child and developed amnesia. I wonder if you've recovered now?" Ronglin casually changed the subject. "Did you follow the Battle of Marineford?"
Sabo's gaze softened considerably. "Yes. After some stimulation, my memories returned. I should thank you for the Battle of Marineford. You rescued Ace, and that finally put my mind at ease. If I'd recovered my memories sooner, perhaps I could have fought beside you at Marineford in my own capacity."
"Haha! You really know how to talk." Ronglin did not believe Sabo's nonsense at all and steered the conversation back on track. "What exactly are you here for? You didn't come all this way just to say hello, did you?"
"Since your appearance, you have repeatedly stirred up enormous waves in the New World, and we began watching you closely." Speaking across the gap between the two ships, Sabo said, "With strength like yours, the things you've done have been baffling. We need to determine what blessings you might bring to this world, or what harm you might cause."
"Hmm! Let me think." Ronglin lowered his head and recalled for a moment. "I wrecked two ports on Erebus Island, destroyed a city in Dressrosa, and did even worse to the Ashil Kingdom. I turned most