He hurried along the coastline.
Along the way, Beli kept talking about Moo Moo.
Maud could not stand it anymore, so he threw Beli down and made him walk on his own.
Before long, Maud and the others arrived at the place where the small sailboat was moored.
To load the money bags onto the ship, Maud and Lafitte first cleared out the navigational supplies on board.
In the end, they left only two days' worth of food and four days' worth of fresh water. Only then were they barely able to load the large money bag, securing it with several ropes.
Once that was done, they raised the sails and left.
Four days later.
The small sailboat reached the waters near Lonka Island.
"We finally made it."
After four days of sailing, Maud stood at the bow and gazed at the docks of Lonka Island.
Fishing boats were berthed in orderly rows at the docks. Not far away were several merchant ships several times their size, as well as a warship whose mere presence there was enough to intimidate pirates.
Maud ignored the warship and carefully surveyed the situation at the docks.
The place was small, but the flow of people was quite dense, making it look very lively.
Even from several hundred meters away, Maud could hear the voices coming from there.
"Lafitte, if anything happens later, I'll leave the safety of the money bag to you."
Maud glanced back at Lafitte.
"Got it."
Lafitte nodded.
The combined bounty on the two of them had already surpassed one hundred million Beli.
As pirates with high bounties on their heads, ordinary civilians might not recognize Maud and Lafitte at first glance, but the Marines were different.
Memorizing every target on every Bounty Poster was something every Marine had to