The Pirate Who Refused Red-Hair's Invitation

Lin Mo gave it no more thought and looked away.

Meanwhile.

Aboard the Moby Dick.

"Hey, come look! There's a ship flying by the big fountain!"

At someone's shout, nearly half the Whitebeard Pirate rushed to the railing and looked toward the largest fountain in the center of Water 7.

"Where? I don't see it."

"Ah, I see it! Are you blind? Right there!"

"Oh, I see it too. Whoa, a ship that can actually fly!"

"Look at you all, acting like you've never seen the world." Marco joined them at the railing and looked toward the Flying Ship carrying Lin Mo and Enel. "You're this amazed by something like that? Hm? Wait, is that..."

Marco narrowed his eyes at Lin Mo, who stood on the Flying Ship's deck. "Why does that kid look familiar...?"

Water 7: When Enel Met Marco

Lin Mo and Enel's Flying Ship soon reached the central street—a waterway—on the middle level of the great fountain.

Just as when they first entered Water 7, the residents' eyes lit up at the sight of a flying ship. Countless envious gazes followed it.

Enel threw back his head and laughed. "Yahahaha! This is my masterpiece. You Blue Sea people couldn't build a ship like this, and even if you could, you couldn't make it fly."

The people nearby heard him and exchanged looks, their expressions mixed.

"Blue Sea people? What's that? Us?"

"Who's this guy? Why's he so arrogant? A flying ship is impressive, sure, but Water 7's shipwrights are impressive too!"

"Exactly. What's he so smug about? He's just an outsider."

Enel: "..."

"Hmph! They dare mock me!" Enel narrowed his eyes, looking ready to electrocute everyone who had spoken.

Lin Mo was speechless.

Enel had no patience at all.

Water 7 was full of water. If