Ever since Ayala ate the Lucky-Lucky Fruit, she had absorbed other people's luck whenever she got the chance, storing it for everyone to use when needed. After developing and using her ability for some time, she had gradually discovered a few patterns.
For example, she had found that people's luck varied. Some were born incredibly lucky, while others were unlucky from birth.
Another example was that, although it was not absolute, people who became strong and possessed great power generally had more luck than those who were weaker.
And now, she had discovered something else interesting.
She gazed at the prisoners in the prison of this snow-and-ice world.
In theory, the people imprisoned in this world known as Freezing Hell could absolutely be described as unbelievably unlucky. Most of them, in fact, could be said to have no future left. Yet when Ayala absorbed their luck, she found that the luck within their bodies had not dwindled away because of their hopeless lives. Instead, as Ye Mu had said, their reserves of luck were remarkably abundant.
Thus, while they walked and changed locations, she secretly told Ye Mu about her discovery.
Ye Mu thought for a moment before making a deduction.
"The pirates imprisoned here all have bounties of over one hundred million Beli. On the Grand Line, a bounty of over one hundred million can earn someone the title of Supernova. In other words, most of the people imprisoned in this world could be called chosen ones favored by its destiny. Their imprisonment here doesn't mean they're unlucky. It only means they're losers. Losers and unlucky people are two entirely different concepts."
Ayala nodded, seeming to understand.
Lililu added,
"Look at them. They've managed to survive until now in a world of ice and snow like this. That shows