"Garp, do you want to break through to Overlord?"
The very first sentence of the letter caught the attention of all three men reading it.
How could they not? Not just Garp, but Sengoku and Zephyr wanted it too. They were practically going mad with the desire to break through to Overlord.
Excited, the three continued reading.
"There's no such thing as a free lunch in this world. If you want to gain something, you have to give something up. I have a way to help you, and even Sengoku and Zephyr, break through to Overlord!"
"Of course, I can only help you break through and improve your chances. I certainly can't guarantee success, so my conditions are very simple."
"At certain critical moments, you need to stand on the same side as me and the Oran Empire, whether your breakthrough succeeds or fails."
"Because regardless of whether you break through, I will have paid a price, and your strength will improve as well."
At this point, the three exchanged glances. Honestly, Lind's price really wasn't high. In fact, it could even be called quite low.
After all, based on what they knew of Lind, he would only truly act when he was at least eighty or ninety percent confident. By then, the three of them, or even the Marines, would merely be icing on the cake.
Even without the Marines joining him, Lind would most likely accomplish his goal. In a sense, this could even be called a ticket aboard the ship to a new era that Lind was giving the Marines.
All three men present had essentially zero affection or loyalty toward the World Government and the Celestial Dragons. Even if Lind didn't help them break through, there was a very good chance that, if he called on