Daily life: Arrival at Marineford

Lin Mo had no interest whatsoever in whom Sabo had met in the East Blue.

Whatever had happened, it had nothing to do with him.

Seeing how little Lin Mo seemed to care, Sabo continued helplessly, "I went to Windmill Village first. I was going to pay my respects to MuMu, but I ended up meeting a few people who knew you."

Lin Mo: "..."

Sabo continued, "They said you were shipwrecked when you were ten. By the time the waves washed you into Windmill Village, you'd already lost all your memories from before that age."

"And?" Lin Mo asked indifferently.

With a serious expression, Sabo asked, "Tell me honestly. Is Lin MuMu really your sister, or did she never exist in the first place?"

Lin Mo: "..."

After a brief silence, Lin Mo answered, "She exists."

"You're still lying to me?" Sabo was so frustrated with Lin Mo that he almost laughed. "Do you know who else I met after finishing that mission in the East Blue? Among the enslaved people we rescued, there was a mother and daughter who claimed to be your mother and sister."

Lin Mo: "?"

What was this guy talking about?

Seeing that Lin Mo seemed completely unaware of this, Sabo continued before he could say anything. "At first, I didn't believe they were your mother and sister either, but your mother had a family photo. The ten-year-old boy in it was you."

After hearing that, Lin Mo had a rough idea of what had happened.

Most likely, the mother and daughter Sabo mentioned were the original mother and sister of the body he now occupied.

So what?

What did that have to do with him?

Besides, the very words "mother" and "sister" were like land mines to Lin Mo. Whether Sabo was telling