That clue was far too broad.
Guji suddenly realized something and asked cautiously, "Good, you'll help me find the Nine-Tails, won't you?"
"..."
Good felt embarrassed again.
Had this girl only just realized that?
Never mind whether they could find it-even if they found the Dog-Dog Fruit, Model: Nine-Tailed Fox, as a Mythical Zoan, it should naturally go to a capable subordinate.
But seeing how pitiful she looked, and considering that she had provided a clue, letting her eat it wasn't out of the question.
Good said irritably, "If we find the Dog-Dog Fruit, Model: Nine-Tailed Fox through your divination, I'll let you eat it."
"Good!"
Guji gazed at Good, little crystalline pearls welling up in her eyes. Soon, her tears burst their banks and streamed down along with her snot.
Boo-hoo, after giving so much, she had finally received something in return.
"Boo-hoo, Good, if you come to me for a reading in the future, I... I... boo-hoo, I'll definitely give you a discount! Twenty... ten percent off!"
"R-really? Thanks."
Good wiped the sweat from his forehead.
She had really pushed herself. For something that wasn't even remotely settled yet, she had actually made a major concession over money.
"Huh?"
Perhaps she was exhausted from crying, or perhaps she had drained too much mental energy. Guji curled up like a little fox and fell asleep nestled beside his backside.
Good stroked Guji's head and sank into thought.
She had plucked so much fur-surely she hadn't thrown it away? He had been longing for a fox-fur scarf.
The sky gradually darkened.
But it wasn't because of the hour. They had entered the waters of Wano Country, and even the waves had taken on the style of ukiyo-e paintings.
Ahead, a waterfall came into view.
Meanwhile, on Onigashima.
Atop Skull Castle!