"Hee-hee." Lin MuMu grinned mischievously. "Then I'll help myself."
"Go on, eat," Koala said, waving a hand. "Take it slowly. Don't choke."
"Okay! Thanks, big sister Koala."
"It's fine." Koala sat quietly beside Lin MuMu and watched her wolf down the food. Only when she was almost finished did Koala speak again, her voice subdued. "MuMu, you know how much Sabo likes you, don't you? He never used to be like this. Ever since he met you, he's been like a different person. How do you really feel? If you like him too, just admit it openly. If you don't, please stop stringing him along, okay?"
Lin MuMu fell silent for a moment, then smiled. "I know what to do, big sister Koala. Don't worry."
"Do you really know what to do?" Koala asked skeptically.
"Of course." Lin MuMu shrugged. "You'll see when he wakes up."
"Uh, can you tell me what you're planning to do?"
"It's a secret. You'll find out tomorrow. I won't disappoint you."
"Well... all right." Koala stopped pressing her for answers.
After that, members of the Revolutionary Army and the doctor came by a few more times, but Lin MuMu casually brushed them off. That night, after everyone had gone to sleep, she slipped out of the clinic and boarded the cargo ship. Using the Memo-Memo Fruit's power, she began cutting out every memory of her from everyone aboard, one person at a time.
Koala was the last person aboard whose memories she cut. Since they had spent quite a lot of time together, the process that took only a dozen or so seconds for everyone else took more than ten minutes for Koala.
Then, after stealing a chart showing Dune Island's coordinates and several Log Poses, Lin MuMu returned to the village and did