The Pirate Who Refused Red-Hair's Invitation

Sabo fell silent for a moment. He looked toward the second-floor window, where Lin Mo had long since disappeared, clenched his fists, and ran back into the stone building without answering Koala.

Koala was furious. "Sabo, you bastard! Do you have any idea how worried I was about you?"

Sabo had barely entered the headquarters when Lin Mo came down the stairs. Without a word, Sabo strode up to him. Ignoring the fact that Lin Mo had just hit him, he asked grimly, "Did she die because of me?"

"No," Lin Mo said flatly.

"Who was it?" Sabo pressed. "Who killed her?"

"It has nothing to do with you." Lin Mo started to walk past him.

Sabo's face darkened. "I owed her. Tell me who did it, and I'll avenge her."

Lin Mo: "..."

This guy is such a pain...

After a moment's silence, Lin Mo added another lie. "I already killed him."

Sabo froze. He watched Lin Mo head for the exit, grief in his eyes. After hesitating, he asked, "Where did you bury her? I'd like to visit her when I have time."

Lin Mo: "!"

Was this guy ever going to stop?

When Lin Mo said nothing, Sabo continued, "Can't I pay my respects to her as a friend? If you won't tell me, I'll keep asking until you do. I know you hate people who nag, but I'm serious about this. You can hit me if you want. I won't fight back."

Lin Mo: "..."

"Whoa, Lin Mo, you really had a sister?" Enel and Kaku poked their heads out of the first-floor kitchen doorway, both looking eager for gossip.

Even the Revolutionary Army members working on that floor stopped what they were doing and stared curiously at Lin Mo and Sabo.

Before Lin Mo could