She did not understand. She had always been the one tricking and scamming other people, okay? What was going on now?
This was the first time she had been so completely on the back foot...
No, Dragon hasn't called yet. I have to find a way to stay a little longer.
Just as she was thinking about how to fool Sabo, he moved.
Sabo suddenly walked past her, nearly startling her out of her skin.
"Hey, do you not make any noise when you walk? You scared me to death," Lin MuMu said irritably.
Sabo kept walking and said with amusement, "What are you afraid of if you haven't done anything wrong?"
The corner of Lin MuMu's mouth twitched. She followed Sabo straight onto the deck. "You were perfectly fine yesterday. Now you can't stand the sight of me?"
"Isn't this exactly what you wanted?"
At those words, Lin MuMu suddenly had no idea what to say.
Sabo reached the railing and rested both hands on it, gazing at the barely visible island in the distance. "This ship is faster than I expected. You'll be able to get off in another half hour."
Lin MuMu went to his side and looked at the pea-sized island with him. After a moment's thought, she was just about to start making up a sob story to win his sympathy and stay a little longer.
But Sabo cut her off before she could speak. "I'm not unreasonable. As long as you talk to me honestly and don't ask for anything too outrageous, I'll help however I can. On one condition: don't feed me lies."
Lin MuMu had still intended to fool Sabo, but his words forced her to swallow what she had been about to say.
After a brief pause, Lin MuMu slowly regained