She'd been targeted first instead?
In a world where the average person had an IQ of 250, Lina figured hers was only around 125—not exactly brilliant.
Still, she had some wits about her. If she thought about the people she'd offended since setting sail, anyone who might pose a future threat...
There were only two: Smoker, whom she'd tricked, and one of Joker's men, Little Saw.
After a moment's thought, Lina ruled out Smoker. That left only one likely answer.
How the hell had they even tracked her down? This was ridiculous.
"I'm done playing. You can have what's left."
"Really, miss?"
Lina chuckled. As the two bunny girls watched with delight, she pushed the remaining two million berries across the table, then gave one of them a playful squeeze on her plump backside. They both let out a soft moan.
Lina tugged at her collar and stood, leaving the gambling table and heading straight for the exit.
"Looks like game time's over for tonight."
Zoro picked up the three swords resting nearby and said with interest. He glanced over at Sanji, who was still lost in a crowd of women...
Never mind. Better not bring it up!
Lina left the second-floor casino and went into the stairwell. After making sure no one was around, she summoned the Mage Undead.
Of the powerful undead at her disposal, this was the only one who hadn't made an appearance yet. It also looked the most human, making it the perfect choice to test the waters.
"What's going on?" Zoro came up behind her. He'd noticed the person Lina was facing and recognized him as the guard they'd encountered earlier that day.
"I'm not sure yet. Probably something I stirred up in Loguetown," Lina replied calmly.
"Loguetown... So it's that business."
Zoro rubbed