Zoro's voice reached Sengoku and the others.
Sengoku chuckled. "Hahaha, that's right. Would Peach Spring turn away three retired old folks who wanted to take a trip there?"
At those words, Zoro could not help pondering.
The three had shown no hostility from the outset.
Having become Gion's lover, he also knew her character and disposition.
Gion had already explained things to him like that.
Naturally, he chose to trust her.
He then said, "Three retired old folks? I doubt anyone on these seas would see you that way.
"But since you want to visit Peach Spring, we certainly won't refuse you. We're a hospitable nation."
Then she raised the corners of her lips slightly, her face full of warning. "But I hope you're really just going there as tourists."
As those words fell, his right thumb pushed Flowing Light a little way out of its sheath, and a terrifying gleam flashed across the pitch-black blade.
Garp pulled his little finger out of his left nostril.
He rubbed it against his thumb, and before long, a little black pellet appeared.
He flicked the pellet away, then said to Zoro, "Green-haired brat, don't worry. Of course we're only visiting Peach Spring as tourists."
Sengoku nodded as well. "Surely Peach Spring isn't afraid of three old folks too feeble to truss a chicken?"
Hearing that, Zoro slowly slid Flowing Light back into its sheath.
He could not help laughing. "Hahaha, too feeble to truss a chicken? Come along, then."
With that, he steered Skybreaker No. 3 toward Peach Spring.
Gion smiled at Tsuru, then said, "Hehehe, Tsuru, let's go. Let's head to Peach Spring."
Tsuru could not help teasing her. "Falling in love really does change a person. Even your voice has gone all sweet and girlish."
"Oh, Tsuru, I'm not doing