Because Charlotte Mousse knew full well that the Giant race his mother had always admired and longed for were precisely the "barbaric" Giants of Elbaf. If Jaguar D. Saul spent all day "slandering" the idol in Charlotte Linlin's heart after arriving in Totto Land, Charlotte Linlin would definitely fly into a rage.
Not only would that harm Jaguar D. Saul, who currently had a rather good impression of him, but Mousse himself, who had brought him to Totto Land, might also be implicated. Ever cautious in his actions, Mousse naturally could not help hesitating.
Then there was the fact that while Amon had enough buoyancy to carry a Giant, its load-bearing area could not be too small either. It would have to transform into a much larger true form, and it would also be carrying a Giant.
The target would simply be far too conspicuous. Even flying at a great height would not guarantee it went unnoticed. If it happened to draw Borsalino, whom Mousse currently had no way of dealing with, it would be troublesome.
Thus, safely delivering this Giant to Totto Land would not be easy either. After much deliberation, Charlotte Mousse ultimately dismissed the idea. He decided to leave it to fate—he would help if it was convenient, but would not deliberately make things harder by insisting on sending him back to Totto Land thousands of kilometers away.
During their subsequent conversation, Jaguar D. Saul learned Nico Robin's real name. His heart immediately stirred, and he carefully examined her face. The longer he looked, the more familiar she seemed. His expression abruptly changed as he asked tremblingly, "Little girl, is your mother named Nico Olvia?"
The little girl, who had been chatting and laughing just moments ago, instantly became even more agitated than the Giant. If not