Enies Lobby was also known as the Island of Nightlessness. Established by the World Government, it was a famous court in name only.
That was because anyone sent to Enies Lobby was convicted directly. There was no need for a trial at all.
As a result, the grand and magnificent courthouse buildings had rarely been used since the day they were built.
Criminals sent to Enies Lobby for conviction usually faced one of two outcomes.
They were either executed on the spot or sent through Enies Lobby's Gates of Justice directly to the deep-sea prison Impel Down.
From this, it was clear that Enies Lobby was not far from Impel Down.
Maud had suddenly suggested sinking Enies Lobby on the way. Strictly speaking, it really did count as being on the way.
Besides, the Marines had surely tried every means possible to deploy forces for the defenses at Impel Down.
Under these circumstances, the number of troops stationed at Enies Lobby, which lay in the nearby waters, should be even lower than usual.
Even if Marine Headquarters had not transferred troops from Enies Lobby, the Marines would never expect this counterattack. With Maud's current lineup, sinking Enies Lobby to the bottom of the sea would not be difficult.
Most importantly, Ivankov was on board to help them solve the crucial problem of stamina.
Therefore, Maud was clearly serious about sinking Enies Lobby.
The people present either stared at Maud in surprise or fell silent.
From Maud's words and actions, they could not see the slightest hint that he was joking. All they saw was the seriousness of someone who would do exactly as he said.
Although this man did not show his anger on the surface, Saul's death had inevitably caused fury to build up inside him.
"Sinking Enies Lobby..."