"By the way, Lala, didn't you tell them?"
Su Yunqing looked at Lala in confusion.
"I did."
Lala nodded as if it were only natural. She really had told them.
It was just that what she said seemed to differ from what Momo had understood.
"So these are the friends Sister mentioned?"
A trace of vigilance flashed through Momo's eyes. With spatial technology like this, it was no wonder they could reach her sister despite Planet Deviluke's layers of defenses.
Although Su Yunqing said she was Lala's friend, Momo clearly did not believe her.
She knew her sister too well. With Lala's innocent nature, deceiving her was practically effortless. Nor did Momo believe that someone with such advanced technology had come here merely to attend a banquet.
I have to find an opportunity to notify Father.
Momo did not know what kind of strength they possessed, but as long as her father was here, no danger would be worth fearing.
As the daughter of the King of Deviluke, she had that much confidence in her father.
"The King of Deviluke?"
"You'd better notify him now."
An indifferent voice came from another black hole. A cold-faced middle-aged man in a black suit stepped out and spoke blandly as he looked at Momo.
"Hmm?"
Momo's expression turned blank for an instant.
"High-level Observation Haki possesses an ability almost like mind-reading."
"It's somewhat passive. When I sense hostility, I instinctively perceive it."
"Your vigilance was too obvious."
Su Yunqing reminded Momo, then looked at Marquis Voban in surprise.
"When did you start training Observation Haki?"
"Or is it the effect of an Authority?"
"If an Authority could only grant this old man such a trifling mind-reading ability, it would have no value for this old man to use."
Marquis Voban snorted at Su