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Was this a familiar question?

Ye Mu remembered that Roger had asked him the same question back on Sky Island.

Later, Rayleigh had asked him the same thing on the Sabaody Archipelago—whether he felt that he was the child of destiny.

So what exactly was this world's so-called destiny? Was it fate, or something else?

Was it waiting for the so-called protagonist, or did everyone have a chance to become one?

Ye Mu was a little lost at that moment. Just then, he heard Charlotte Linlin continue.

"Mamamama, my first reaction at the time was that there was something wrong with this man's head. He was sharing a room with a beauty like me, yet he asked me some damn question about destiny? But after thinking it over, I still told him that I didn't believe in any damn destiny. What I never expected was for that man to say something that I felt no man like him should have said."

"He said, 'Yes, I don't believe in any damn destiny either, Linlin. However, from the moment we were born, we were already bound by this world's destiny. No matter how hard we try to escape, we can't.'"

"To be honest, I was genuinely shocked at the time. After all, a man like him—one who could be said to have ruled the entire sea—had actually said something about submitting to fate."

"However, he soon returned to that dangerous man I knew, because he continued."

"Linlin, I've already mastered a way to break free from destiny, but I need your help. Are you willing to help me?"

"Mamamama, to be honest, that man fascinated me a little at that moment. But I wasn't some little girl who would so easily believe a man's words. Then he took out a Devil Fruit