After sheathing all his swords, Zoro covered his left eye with his left hand. Blood kept streaming down, and his face had gone slightly pale. "I'm fine. This won't kill me..."
Ace still wasn't quite reassured. "Wait here. I'll get the medical kit from the ship. If Kaku won't let you aboard, then stay off. Otherwise, he really will kill you next time."
"I think he already wants to kill me," Zoro said indifferently. "Forget it. I challenged him first anyway. This is just a scratch. It'll heal soon. You don't need to get the medical kit."
As he spoke, Zoro stood up, his left hand still covering his left eye. He paid no attention to the blood seeping between his fingers, brushing the dust off himself with his right hand as he prepared to leave.
Seeing Zoro leave, Ace thought for a moment before asking, "Where are you going?"
"To Hawk-Eye's," Zoro replied calmly.
With that, he continued forward. Ace didn't follow him, instead turning around and returning to the Inkman.
Following his instincts, Zoro soon reached the shore. He gazed at the endless sea without lingering, then turned around and kept walking.
Another ten-odd minutes passed. When he returned to the same stretch of shore and looked out at the endless sea again, he scratched his head in puzzlement. "Why does this place look so familiar?"
He changed direction again, only to arrive at the shore for a third time.
Enel, who had been watching him in secret from the trunk of a large tree, burst out laughing. "Is this guy trying to be funny? How many times has he circled back now? You're killing this Thunder God! Yahahahaha!"
Herald stood beside Enel with a blank expression, also watching Zoro below. "He's lost, isn't he?" he said calmly.