Lin Mo knew exactly how bad Zoro's sense of direction was.
Even if Zoro started off in the right direction, he always managed to veer off course. The man couldn't even walk in a straight line.
"All right, let's go." Lin Mo had no intention of worrying about Zoro. He took Perona back to the Inkman.
Enel and Herald wandered around the island for a while. After Enel gave the Human Imitators who had beaten him up earlier a beating of their own, he returned to the Inkman satisfied.
Once everyone was back aboard, they set sail at Lin Mo's signal and continued toward their next check-in destination, Baterilla Island.
As for Zoro, he stayed on course for less than a minute before wandering off again.
When he emerged from the jungle, the sight before him wasn't Hawk-Eye's Castle. It was a shore battered by waves.
Zoro's mouth twitched at the sight, and a vein throbbed on his forehead. "That woman really was a liar!"
Daily Life: What a Rarity Lin Mo's next check-in destination, Baterilla Island, lay in the South Blue.
After leaving Kuraigana Island, they flew over the sea for nearly half a month before finally entering the South Blue.
The sun was shining that day.
Everyone was relaxing in the sun on the Inkman's deck.
Ace asked curiously, "Does the captain always just point in a direction and have us go that way? Has he said where we're headed?"
Perona grinned. "Want to know? Ask him yourself."
"If I ask, I'll probably get punched." Ace had seen someone get beaten up for running his mouth often enough. He had no desire to be the next person to ask for trouble.
"Tch, you're no fun," Perona said. "Enel's more fun to mess with."
Hearing his name, Enel protested,