Martial law? Anyone who wasn't happy could leave? There was a deal that good?
Dunn found it a little hard to believe.
They'd mobilized such a massive force, yet they were saying people could leave freely, and even ride the train for free?
Was this some kind of bait?
Dunn frowned and scanned his surroundings. He actually spotted several people with concealed faces cautiously backing away. After watching for a while, he found that nothing happened even when they retreated onto the train.
A red gleam flashed through Dunn's eyes as he pushed his Observation Haki to its fullest. There were practically no high-tier classholders inside the station. Apart from the train conductor, even the guards were few and far between.
Of course, that did not rule out the possibility of high-tier classholders skilled at concealment who could evade Dunn's Observation Haki.
For a moment, Dunn could not help wavering.
The Duchy of Lionheart lay inland and was a powerful nation. No matter how he looked at it, there was no way it would mobilize such a force just to target a mere Pirate King like Dunn.
Besides, Dunn did not think his whereabouts could have been exposed so quickly.
After all, people in this world generally relied on transcendent powers to track others. With the Silver Mirror's protection and his status as one of Heaven's Favored, even an ordinary legendary wizard could not possibly pinpoint Dunn's location so quickly.
But it was better to be safe than sorry. What if these guards really were here for him?
Then Dunn would be in danger if he entered the city rashly.
Even though Dunn could fly, with so many high-tier classholders attacking, he could hardly guarantee Annie's safety.
Moreover, this was the Duchy of Lionheart Capital, where the duchy's Legendary resided.