"Of course this kind of mission is comfortable, Sengoku!"
Garp paid no attention to Sengoku's furious roar and raised a hand to pick at his ear.
"You bastard..."
Sengoku was clearly so angry he could barely speak.
Borsalino and Kuzan pretended they did not exist.
"I'm requesting permission to leave. Waiting around like this is too boring."
Garp suddenly said.
"Are you serious?"
There was hesitation in Sengoku's voice.
Clearly, Garp's words had thrown him for a loop.
"Of course I'm serious. This old man is also a qualified Marine!"
"Enough nonsense. Follow your orders."
Sengoku did not understand why Garp wanted to do this, but he did not agree.
With that, Sengoku directly hung up the Transponder Snail.
"Vice Admiral Garp, what was that about?"
Borsalino looked as though he were meeting Garp for the first time.
"Nothing. Since the Fleet Admiral has given the order, we'll go to that whatever Jelly Island."
Garp was somewhat helpless after being denied permission, but Ace had people looking after him now. He could wait and see.
Before long, a Marine warship arrived from afar, and the disguised Marines began boarding.
The legend of vanished pirate islands spread across these seas.
Meanwhile, Lin Ye was quite surprised by the ship that appeared before him.
"Yo, Captain!"
A brilliant smile appeared on Lin Ye's face as he raised his hand toward the tall figure standing on the rail of the large ship opposite him.
"You brat!"
Gecko Moria stood on the ship's rail, looking at Lin Ye with a complicated expression.
After more than a year, Moria had grown far more dispirited. That future figurine-collecting shut-in was nearly ready to make his debut.
Captain?
Robin looked at Lin Ye, then at Gecko Moria, whose fierce face could make children cry at night.