Her goal was still to recruit Ronglin into the Revolutionary Army, but after Ronglin coldly refused, she had no choice but to approach Jinbe instead.
"I can't help you with that." Jinbe turned and walked away. "I'm just a helmsman. I wouldn't dare offer any advice on our Boss's decisions. I'm afraid he'd beat me."
Upon hearing that, everyone nearly fainted. What did he mean, just a helmsman? Across the entire world, Ronglin was probably the only person capable of making a former Seven Warlord of the Sea serve as a helmsman.
I've Offended Quite a Few People!
"Enough. There's no point saying more. I've made up my mind. You should leave!" Ronglin was already growing impatient. The Revolutionary Army had played every card they had, and he simply could not understand why they were so determined to make him join them.
"What a pity," Sabo said regretfully. "Since you have no intention of joining us, we can only leave with regret. However, I hope that the Revolutionary Army and you will remain on friendly terms in the future."
Ronglin rolled his eyes. "Yes, yes, yes! We're good friends, all right? I surrender. I'll repay Fish-Man Island's favor. Now go on, leave!"
Ronglin's impatient expression and manner left most of the Revolutionary Army members feeling utterly stifled. However, their mission this time had been to extend an olive branch to him. Even if he rejected them, they were not supposed to sour the relationship, so they could only endure it.
Sabo smiled gently. "All right, then! The green hills remain, the rivers flow on. Until we meet again!"
"Bye. Not seeing you off." Ronglin waved without expression, completely ignoring the Revolutionary Army members behind Sabo, who were glaring at him furiously.
The Revolutionary Army had arrived abruptly, and after Ronglin's