So, you're a god, right?

Was this food from the World of the Living?

When Robin brought out the food, the four Hollows immediately turned their attention to it.

After all, if they wanted to understand this suddenly appearing person, gathering all kinds of information was necessary.

"Want some?"

Dunn asked with a smile.

The four Hollows did not stand on ceremony. They reached out, took the fruits from the Pirate World off the tray, and began eating them.

Dunn did not rush them, simply watching as the four Hollows ate the fruit in their hands.

"Is there any more?"

Nel was the one who asked.

"Baby 5."

Dunn waved a hand and called out.

The maid moved swiftly, bringing over another large tray of fruit.

"Thank you."

Nel seemed to have instantly forgotten her current situation. She happily thanked them at the sight.

"That's enough. Eat on the way. It's time for you to move out."

Dunn suddenly said.

Nel immediately took the tray from the maid's hands.

"Understood!"

Starrk nodded, then turned and leaped off the ship.

The other three female Hollows jumped down after him.

Robin walked to the rail, watching Starrk and the others join up with several strangely shaped Hollows in the distance before leaving. Then, she turned to look at Dunn.

"There doesn't seem to have been any other reaction."

"Yeah, it seems the food had no effect."

Dunn nodded.

"That's a good thing. In that case, the food in this world should be safe for us to eat as well."

Robin thought for a moment before making her guess.

"Not necessarily. At least in terms of energy, it should be far inferior to food from the Pirate World."

Dunn shook his head.

Whether fruits or meat, food from the Pirate World undoubtedly contained far more energy than food