"Let them chase them," Kaku said calmly. "This isn't our world. We'd better not cause trouble here."
"But I heard someone on that ship call out Luffy's name."
Although they had barely met Luffy's crewmates, they had all met Luffy himself. More importantly, when they had visited Foosha Village, Lin Mo hadn't said anything, but they all knew that Luffy was different to him.
"They must be Luffy's companions," Kaku said. "If Big Mom's people are chasing them, they're in serious trouble. We don't know how things will turn out for them, but if they die, Luffy will be devastated, won't he?"
Kaku went on to ask, "Should we lend them a hand?"
Looking irritated, Enel said, "You stay here. I, the Thunder God, will go take a look and come right back."
Kaku frowned slightly. "No. I'm going with you."
Enel protested, "They're just a bunch of small fry. I could kill them with a flick of my finger. Wait here for me. Relax, I won't go running off again."
With that, Enel gave Kaku no chance to speak. He turned into a bolt of lightning and vanished with a whoosh.
What followed was Enel's frenzied ship-blasting spree.
After sinking the ship belonging to Big Mom's people, Enel glanced at the Thousand Sunny, which had already sailed some distance away. He immediately flashed onto its deck and said with a fierce expression, "I, the Thunder God, saved you, and you just ran off without so much as a thank-you?"
Sanji stood in front of Nami and Chopper, staring gravely at Enel. "I don't care how you got here or what you're after. As long as I'm here, I won't let you hurt Miss Nami!"
Enel looked utterly baffled. "What the hell? If I wanted to attack you, I'd have