One Piece: We already have the Four Gods, so my Six Paths Sage is reasonable, right?

"Waaaaah, #￥￥￥#！@！#（Give me back my snacks~）" Lingling became even more irritable after not being able to eat snacks for a long time. She walked forward step by step, and the deck under her feet cracked and splinters flew around her.

"What a nuisance." Lox stood in front of her, looked into her unfocused eyes caused by cravings, sighed softly, and then made his move decisively.

In the original story, when Lingling has an attack, she cannot dodge or defend; she only attacks indiscriminately based on instinct.

There is almost no other way to bring her back to her senses except by giving her the food she wants.

But that's under "normal circumstances".

What Rocks held in his hands was never the normal way.

"Boom!"

"Boom!"

A series of dull thuds echoed across the deck.

A moment later, Lingling lay on the deck, her face bruised and swollen, and fell asleep.

Rocks clapped his hands, looked down at Linlin who had calmed down on the ground, and turned to instruct, "Kaido, watch over her. When she wakes up, if she hasn't returned to normal, hit her on the head with your spiked club."

Kaido immediately took a step back, spread his hands, and shook his head vigorously: "I don't want to! Go find someone else!"

"Alright." Lockes didn't waste any words, casually turning his head. "Ron, watch over her. You continue training."

"Wait," Kaido's tone suddenly turned serious, "What did you say? Rocks?"

Lox looked at him with a hint of suspicion: "I brought you here for training."

"The previous sentence."

"I'll keep an eye on Lingling."

Kaido's face immediately broke into a bright smile: "With pleasure, Rocks! As a member of the Rocks Pirates, it's only natural to contribute to the crew unconditionally!"

Seeing how quickly he changed his mind, Locke's lips twitched slightly, and he couldn't be bothered to pay him any more attention.

Seeing that there was no more entertainment to be had, the crew members who were watching showed a hint of regret on their faces, and dispersed in twos and threes, heading towards the cabin.

"Gololi Osa," Rocks called out as he turned his head.

Just as the ancient loli Osa was about to enter the ship, she turned around and looked at him with some confusion: "What's wrong, Lox?"

"You're asking me what's wrong? Lingling's having a relapse is all because of your stupid bet!"

Gu Luoli Osa shrugged, her expression nonchalant: "Hey, hey, hey, this has nothing to do with me. Who told me I'm prettier than her? She's just jealous and insisted on making a bet with me."

She paused, looked at Locke's serious expression, sighed softly, and said, "Fine, for your sake, I admit defeat. The gambling debt... you can pay it, right?"

As if triggering some keyword, the crew members who had just returned poked their heads out one after another.

Then... the Idea King refreshed successfully.

"Hey, Gu Luoli Osa, Lingling just needs to be taught a lesson, how can you give up?"

"Yeah, yeah! Rocks is so biased towards Lingling, you can't let that influence you! Stick to your principles, you must stick to the bet!"

"Let me put it this way, if I were you, I would never admit defeat! I'd bet my life, even my fortune, against Lingling!"

"Me too!"

"Feed~~"

Lockes' gaze darkened for a moment as he swept it over the excited faces. "You lot, if you have nothing to do, go to the warehouse and get some things to repair the ship."

"Oops, I almost forgot, I still have something very important to do!"

"What a coincidence! Lingling's antics made me forget about something important!"

"What a coincidence! Me too!"

"What are you waiting for? Let's go!"

Several heads tucked back in as quickly as leaves blown away by the wind.

"These idiots."

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Linlin didn't wake up until evening. Her first question was why Kaido didn't give her the "snacks," which earned her a beating from Kaido. In the end, Kaido was punched twice more by Linlin.

However... Lingling was in a good mood because she noticed that her waist had become thinner and her figure had become even hotter.

As for the ship repair work, Longbread took it all on by himself.

The moon hung high in the dark blue sky, its silvery-white light spilling across the deck.

The cool sea breeze swept past the ship's side, carrying a faint, salty smell.

Ron lay on the bow of the ship, his hands behind his head, his gaze aimlessly fixed on the starry night sky.

Annika and Kaido stood on the deck behind him, occasionally exchanging a few words in hushed tones.

"So you've been here, Ron." A smiling voice came from the side.

Ron didn't turn around, but paused slightly, his gaze still fixed on the starry sky.

"What are you doing here?" Kaido asked irritably, his arms crossed over his chest and his back against the ship's railing.

Lingling walked over to Kaido, glanced at his sullen expression, and then teased him with a smile, "Still angry, Kaido?"

"You punched me twice for no reason, and I'll remember that," Kaido said with a cold snort.

He was getting angrier and angrier. It was clearly Rocks who made him do it. If you want to hit someone, hit Rocks! Why did you hit me?!

"Tsk tsk tsk." Lingling pursed her lips and shook her head. "But you hit me with a stick too, so we're even."

"How can we possibly even things out?!" Kaido's voice rose a few decibels. "You punched me twice, and I only retaliated with my staff once. Unless you let me retaliate with another strike right now!"

"Hey Kaido, you're so young, don't be so vengeful."

"Are you going to give it to me or not?!"

"Of course not."

"Fine," Kaido gritted his teeth, his eyes filled with a "you just wait" kind of determination, "I'll find a chance to get it back sooner or later."

Lingling didn't reply, but just chuckled twice: "Then take your time looking, but I don't think you'll ever have a chance in your lifetime."

After saying this, she ignored Kaido, who was standing there sulking, and turned to look at Ron, who was still lying down.

She dropped the joking tone, her voice becoming more serious: "Ron, you're really patient. Didn't Guloli Osa tell you someone's impersonating you? Aren't you going to deal with him?"

Ron continued gazing at the starry sky for a while before speaking: "Let him impersonate if he wants. My reputation is already bad enough, so a few more or a few less won't make much difference."

Ron spoke calmly, but it was impossible for him to be completely unmoved. However, he was not worthy of chasing after an imposter to the ends of the earth.

Suddenly, he sat up, shifted his body, and turned to face Lingling, a smile of interest playing on his lips. "Lingling, you seem quite concerned about this. Could it be... you're going to help me get rid of that guy?"

"Well, well, well," Lingling chuckled, crossing her arms. "There's no such thing as a free lunch. But if you ask me, I might consider going with you."

"Oh," Ron said, then promptly lay back down in his previous position. "Never mind then. He better pray I don't run into him."

"Ron,"

Lingling lowered her voice slightly: "You can't think like that. If you don't stop it, these kinds of things will only happen more and more often."

Ron didn't reply immediately, feeling a little puzzled. Had Kaido knocked Linlin senseless?

Why is she suddenly so concerned about her own affairs? Or is she plotting something else?

"I'm curious, Lingling." Ron sat up again, his gaze calmly fixed on her face. "What good would it do you if I went? Or... are you plotting against me?"

Lingling's smile froze for a moment, then turned into a sigh tinged with helplessness: "Sigh, you really aren't as easy to fool as Kaido, Ron."

Kaido, who had been standing to the side sulking, immediately became displeased upon hearing this: "Linlin, what do you mean?! What do you mean by 'I'm easy to fool'?"