"Please, have a seat." Leo entered his office—the captain's quarters—walked around the broad desk, and sat down in his chair.
His desk was enormous, and a beautiful woman stood behind him.
Wearing intellectual-looking glasses, tall and voluptuous, she looked Iska up and down curiously.
Clearly, the two women had never met before and were complete strangers.
They studied each other with curiosity, but Ace did not have nearly as many questions.
He had followed Leo for four or five years and was one of Leo's true old guard. Politically speaking, he was closer to Leo than Sabo was.
So he feared everyone but Leo, and even acted a little presumptuously—perhaps because he was delighted to have his wife back, along with a son.
Leo had fulfilled every promise he had made to him, and his wish when he set sail—to find his family—had now been completely realized.
Even if he died now, he would have no regrets.
He picked up a fruit from the desk and asked curiously, "Is this it? Kizaru's Glint-Glint Fruit?"
"That's right. This is the Glint-Glint Fruit."
Leo took another Devil Fruit from inside the desk and set it down as though he were handing out free samples at a supermarket.
"This one corresponds to the Glint-Glint Fruit—the opposing Devil Fruit, the Dark-Dark Fruit."
"Both are top-tier Logia Devil Fruits. Iska, which one do you want to eat?"
Iska was startled. She had never expected Devil Fruits, which started at one hundred million Beli, to be as common as cabbages in the Revolutionary Army. Nor had she expected Leo and the others to have obtained Admiral Kizaru's Glint-Glint Fruit. Remembering the persistent rumors on the sea that the Revolutionary Army possessed the ability to seize other people's Devil Fruits, her heart skipped a beat. "Did you