One Piece: Book-Book Fruit
Chapter 145

Robin's Strength

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Three Doriki Value only gave Mousse the physical ability to use an ordinary pistol with relative ease. As for those specially made pistols with immense power, he could forget about them.

Other than those two trump cards he would never reveal unless driven into a corner, what Mousse trusted most was indeed the irreplaceable, personal divine artifact known as "Big Head."

So, Mousse showed off his marksmanship in front of the little girl, then, as if nothing had happened, ducked back into the tent and pulled out more pastries for Nico Robin to taste.

Though she was a little embarrassed, these exquisite pastries were things she had never even seen before, and they were simply too tempting. The little girl declined again and again, but in the end, she ate them again and again.

It was not until she let out a full burp that Nico Robin finally managed to resist Mousse's feeding. By then, however, her little belly was unusually round.

Seeing the little girl's flushed face, Mousse promptly kept his mouth shut and did not blurt out his inner surprise: She can eat even more than I can?

As mentioned before, Mousse did not have the talent of a foodie. But he had trained diligently since he was four, and as his physique improved, his appetite naturally grew as well. Though he still could not compare to an adult, he definitely ate more than ordinary children his age.

Yet Nico Robin, who was the same age as him, did not look like someone who exercised regularly at all. Once she let herself eat, her appetite was more than twice Mousse's. Could it be that she actually had a foodie talent like Luffy's? Had she simply wasted it because she had never been full as a child?

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