He did come specifically to find Lynn on this trip.

In the phone bug, Zefa told Cap that Lynn and Tiger went out to sea on his warship.

For the fishman, the sea is the hometown, but Lynn is a capable person, so he can only rely on that warship to sail to the next island.

And that warship only has three record pointers:

It is impossible for Lynn to go to the Shambodian Islands and the Navy headquarters, so there is only one place he is most likely to go, that is, the town of Roger in the East Sea.

Cap originally wanted to go to Roger Town to find Lynn, but when he got there, he heard that Lynn had set out for Windmill Village.

Why did that little guy go to my husband's house?

Without thinking too much, Capo came to Windmill Village with a boat of elite navy and finally met Lynn Barrek.

The adjutant beside him thought about it, but he still bit the bullet and said to Cap:

"Lieutenant General Cap, that person is the number one vicious criminal named by the Tianlong people. You really want..."

What the adjutant didn't finish, of course, was referring to what Karp wanted to teach Lynn to learn domineering.

The naval hero actually wanted to teach his domineering spirit to a criminal who offered a bounty of 100 million Berry. This is simply unheard of!

"Um!"

Karp nodded, "This is my promise to an old friend, I have to keep it!"

The adjutant wanted to ask, but was frightened by Cap's glare and shook back.

Without the adjutant, he asked around and took advantage of the rare silence, and Cap was trapped in the memories of not long ago.

More than a month ago.

Capo heard about Lynn from Zefa through the phone bug.

At that time, Zefa said to Cap in a long-lost tone of excitement:

"Kap, do you know?"

"In this era, there is actually a little ghost's ideal - a hero!"

"Hahahahaha!"

Cap can still recall Zefa's laughter at that time.
Chapter completed!