Charlotte Linlin naturally understood that Whitebeard was warning Golden Lion.
Though he had said "we," he really meant "you."
Golden Lion naturally understood as well.
It was just that Charlotte Linlin's grating laughter greatly displeased him.
"What do we do next?"
After suppressing the anger in his heart, Golden Lion looked at Whitebeard.
Since he had seen Dunn arrive, he didn't believe that Whitebeard hadn't made contact with Dunn.
Hearing his question, Whitebeard fell silent for a moment.
As for what Dunn had said earlier, he still couldn't be sure whether Dunn had been joking.
Though he believed someone like Dunn wouldn't make such a joke at a time like this, talk of leaving this world was still somewhat beyond his comprehension.
But for the specifics, he couldn't confirm anything yet.
"You'll know when the time comes. Don't do anything unnecessary, and you should be able to keep your lives."
Whitebeard spoke in a deep voice.
"You think I give a damn about my life?"
Golden Lion spoke, only to draw disdainful looks from Whitebeard and Charlotte Linlin.
Though they had long since put life and death aside on the seas, if they could live, who would willingly seek death?
They could die in battle, but no one was willing to die meaninglessly.
Especially not someone like Golden Lion.
"What are those looks for?"
Anger appeared on Golden Lion's face. He was clearly lashing out from embarrassment.
"I already warned you, Shiki."
After saying that, Whitebeard said nothing more. Golden Lion's expression shifted uncertainly as he looked at Whitebeard, then at Charlotte Linlin, who was focused on eating. He snorted and fell silent.
In a secluded residence on Skypiea.
"Young Master, those two brats got beaten up by Whitebeard again. But something happened in the middle—someone intervened. It might