Luffy, how can you become the Pirate King if you don't work hard!

Sanji, Zoro, Brook, and Nika form a group.

"Are you alright?" Sanji was a little worried about Franky; who knew what kind of trouble that freak might cause.

"Hehehe, I'll protect Sonny and Merry, super!"

After Franky patted his steely chest and assured them he would take good care of the house, the remaining people split into two groups and set foot on the gloomy, enormous island.

The terrifying three-masted sailing ship.

It's more like a giant island than a ship.

The group of Vivi, Robin, Chopper, and Usopp was much quieter than Zoro's noisy group.

If you ignore the chattering of Usopp's teeth and Chopper's occasional whimpering when he's startled by his own shadow.

"Chopper, don't leave my side! In this dangerous forest, only my wisdom and fearlessness can protect you!"

Usopp mustered his courage, clutching a string of garlic and a silver cross tightly in his hand, but his voice trembled violently.

"Usopp, I think we should go back to the ship." Chopper clung to Usopp, his eyes brimming with tears.

“Don’t worry, there won’t be any enemies around.” Vivi looked at the two of them and couldn’t help but chuckle. “My ability is very convenient.”

In such an unfamiliar environment, sensory abilities are especially important. She possesses the Wind-Wind Fruit ability, allowing her to perceive even the slightest changes in the surrounding airflow.

"I didn't see any enemies either," Robin said calmly. "Besides, zombies and ghosts are kind of fun."

She walked with an elegant gait, as if she were in her own backyard.

“Relax, Usopp, Chopper. Fear often stems from the unknown. Once we understand it, we’ll find that many things aren’t as scary as we imagined.” As she spoke, she casually plucked a spore from an unusually large mushroom by the roadside and observed it with great interest.

"Robin, that stuff could be poisonous!" Usopp screamed.

Robin's hobbies are so strange!

Maybe only Luffy can stand it?

"Don't worry, I know what I'm doing." Robin smiled and flicked the spore away.

Vivi walked over to Robin and casually asked, "Speaking of which, I wonder what Luffy and Nami are doing right now? With Merry with them, they shouldn't get lost, right?"

"Well, with Merry around, we probably won't get lost."

Robin glanced at Vivi, a knowing smile playing on her lips, and chimed in, "However, given Luffy's personality, who knows what might happen if Nami is forced to be alone with him now?"

For example, you might discover a strange mechanism in a room, or accidentally trigger a trap, requiring close cooperation to escape.

But neither of them could have imagined that there was such a thing as bathroom play.

"Are you worried?" Robin asked with a slightly mischievous smirk.

She secretly went back to see it when she was in the Seven Waters.

Vivi saw everything that Luffy did while he was asleep.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have suggested giving it a try later.

As it turns out, the results of the experiment were quite reasonable; no wonder Weiwei's lips were puffed out that night.

Everyone's complex feelings towards Luffy can be sensed to some extent by those who spend every day with him.

However, no one exposed each other.

They were all adventure partners who had been through so much together.

"Two people alone... that's probably impossible,"

Vivi muttered to herself, some images flashing uncontrollably through her mind, then she shook her head vigorously, "Merry's here!"

Robin smiled without saying a word.

Merry?

That little cutie is firmly on Luffy's side.

A brief silence fell between them, and neither of them tacitly agreed to continue the topic, but a subtle concern lingered in their hearts.

They followed a seemingly abandoned path and soon arrived at an even more gloomy area.

The cemetery that Luffy and his crew passed through earlier.

Compared to when Luffy and his crew passed through, this place was much more chaotic, as if a great battle had just taken place. Tombstones were leaning to one side, the soil was churned up, and many zombies were groping on the ground, searching for their blown-off heads or severed limbs.

"Where's my head? I clearly remember it rolling this way."

"Has anyone seen my right hand? I was just tightening a screw."

"Damn it, we have to find that straw hat kid and scare him back!"

A zombie that looked like a minor leader, with a clear stitch on its neck, was roaring angrily.

He originally intended to jump out and scare the newcomer as usual, enjoying the other's terrified screams, but he didn't expect to become the one to be dealt with first, and he was now furious.

"The breath of life! New living beings have arrived!"

A sharp-eyed zombie spotted Vivi and her group.

"Seize them, and offer their shadows to Lord Moria as well!"

"That reindeer looks delicious!"

"That woman is so beautiful! Her skin must be so smooth!"

In an instant, one zombie after another emerged from the soft soil or behind broken tombstones, their eyes gleaming with greed and malice, surrounding Vivi and her companions.

A stench of decay filled the air.

This time, we'll have to show some real skills!

"Whoa! They've appeared! It's a real zombie army!"

Usopp and Chopper instantly hugged each other and sang a duet that sounded like a dolphin's voice.

However, Vivi and Robin remained unusually calm in the face of this horror movie-like scene.

"How rude." Vivi frowned slightly, displeased by the zombies' vulgar language. She gently raised her hand, and the air around her began to swirl.

"Flowers bloom on all four limbs, spider webs."

Robin went even further, crossing her arms in front of her chest to activate her power.

In an instant, countless pale arms, like blooming flowers, grew from the joints of these zombies, then twisted and entangled violently.

"what is this?"

"Another Devil Fruit user?"

"Damn it, could they be in cahoots?!"

The zombies were completely powerless to resist. With the cracking sound of bones dislocating, the dozen or so zombies at the front were instantly twisted into pretzel shapes or tied up tightly and fell to the ground.

"Dust Slash".

With a flick of her slender hand, Weiwei unleashed an invisible yet sharp wind blade in a fan shape, slicing several zombies that were lunging at her from the side in half.

Although they quickly began to wriggle and try to piece themselves back together, they had temporarily lost their ability to move.

Usopp exclaimed in surprise, "Amazing!"

I almost forgot, these two are Devil Fruit users.

"Eh? Right, that's right. I'm a Devil Fruit user too!"

Seeing the two ladies' incredible prowess, Chopper's courage surged. He pulled out a Rumble Ball and swallowed it, shouting, "Strength Enhancement!"

His body swelled up, and he swung his powerful hooves, charging into the zombie horde like a whirlwind, punching them one by one and tearing them to pieces.

"Ultimate Move: Rapid Fire of Gunpowder Stars!"

Usopp also reacted, hiding behind Chopper and the two ladies, and used his slingshot to accurately shoot at the zombies that were trying to sneak up on him or reassemble their bodies. The sparks from the explosions temporarily slowed down their recovery.

For a moment, the scene became somewhat brutal.

The zombies' pride in their immortality is rendered utterly powerless in the face of absolute power and control.

They were knocked down time and time again, torn apart by the wind, yet they stubbornly tried to get back up each time.

"Too, too brutal."

A zombie whose head had been stomped into the ground by Chopper mumbled a complaint.

"What's wrong with these people? They're even more ruthless than the group from before."

"Forget it, let's go find something else to have fun. These guys are not to be trifled with."

Some zombies are trying to burrow back underground to escape.

"Want to go?"

Vivi sensed the unusual airflow and clasped her hands together, shouting, "Whirlwind Binding!"

A strong gust of wind formed an invisible cage, trapping the zombies who wanted to escape in place, and no matter how much they struggled, they could not break free.

The one-sided, overwhelming battle lasted for about ten minutes.

In the end, the zombies gave up.

They lay sprawled on the ground, motionless, their eyes gazing blankly at the gray sky.

It's not dead, it's just completely flattened out.

In their words, "Anyway, we're not really going to die."

If getting up means getting beaten again, it's better to lie down.

Even if you're missing a hand or a leg, you might be able to go back to Dr. Hogback and get a better replacement.

Rather than wasting energy, it's better to play dead on the spot; at least it'll be quieter.

These people are crazy. They know they can't kill them, but they keep beating them up over and over again. Do they have some kind of weird fetish?

Do you enjoy desecrating corpses?

No.

"So weak,"

Usopp stared in disbelief at the corpses scattered on the ground. "Are these really zombies?"