"Huh? What's going on?" Enel's voice suddenly rang out. "I thought you liked pigtails. Why do you keep staring at that giant crybaby?"
Lin Mo: "..."
Lin Mo silently looked away, then turned his gaze on Enel. "Say that again."
Sensing trouble, Enel immediately gave a dry cough. "Ahem. This place looks pretty nice. I'm going to have a look around. Let me know when it's time to leave, and I'll come running."
He had barely finished speaking when Lin Mo threw a punch at him.
Dan was still wondering why the two had suddenly started fighting and was about to break it up.
But Lin Mo's punch struck empty air. Enel had foreseen the attack and turned into lightning half a second early, avoiding the blow.
"You think you can run?" Lin Mo sneered and gave chase with Flash Step.
Seeing how absurdly fast they were, Dan exclaimed, "Are they Devil Fruit Users?"
"The Big Fool is. Our captain isn't," Kaku said casually.
Dan looked at Kaku in confusion. "Aren't you going to stop them?"
Kaku shrugged. "Stop them? No. I'd rather not get hit."
"What a strange bunch." Dan laughed and shook his head.
Kaku looked around at the ships and asked, "Isn't this a cemetery? There are a lot of wrecks here."
"There are," Dan said with a sigh. "The currents bring sunken ships here. It's more like a graveyard for ships."
"Look closely, and you'll see some fine ships among these wrecks. What a shame."
Dan looked surprised. "Oh? You know a lot about ships, young man?"
Kaku laughed. "Hahaha! A fair bit. I am a Shipwright, after all."
"What a coincidence. So am I," Dan said, brightening. "Her Highness will probably be praying for a while yet. A good ship drifted in a few days