"Uh..."
A fist the size of a sandbag appeared in front of Loa's face.
"Do you think I'm an idiot?"
Smack!
Loa slapped Zephyr's fist aside and looked at him earnestly. "Quit messing around. I'm serious!"
After Loa explained everything, Zephyr finally believed him.
But...
"This is a problem!" Zephyr scratched his head, pulling out a handful of purple hair. "If you can't travel by ship..."
"Any form of transportation," Loa corrected him.
"I know!" Zephyr glared at him. "If you can't travel by ship, how are you supposed to get there?"
"If you don't mind me taking my time, I could walk there like Instructor Kuzan."
"Get lost!" Zephyr scowled. "You're not Kuzan. Don't overestimate yourself! Anything can happen at sea. You're strong, but you've still got a long way to go before you can compare yourself to him!"
"Then I'm out of ideas." Loa shrugged and spread his hands. "You don't want me dying on a ship in some ridiculous accident, do you?"
"Hmm... Let's leave it there for now. I'll discuss what to do with Sengoku."
With that, Zephyr hurried off, frowning.
Left alone, Loa watched him go and picked up his second bucket of juice, slurping away.
"Dragon People, the Athos clan... How interesting."
"Do you think I'm an idiot?"
As expected, Sengoku's first reaction was exactly the same as Zephyr's, minus the Motion of shoving a fist in Loa's face.
Zephyr suddenly understood Loa's frustration. But this was no time for Transformation into a quip machine, so he explained Loa's situation in detail, leaving Sengoku's mouth twitching.
Only when Zephyr finished did Sengoku finally let out the words he'd been holding back.
"What the hell!"
"So what do we do now?"
Zephyr sounded helpless. They had planned everything so carefully. He had even agreed to