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

You have gained the passive talent: Language Derivation.

"Language derivation? What is that?"

Luffy muttered to himself, completely baffled.

It doesn't sound like it has much offensive power, but it's better than nothing.

Just then, Luffy's gaze inadvertently swept over the book and notes Robin had placed to the side. On them were some annotations and symbols that Robin had casually written, a mixture of common script and her own research marks.

Thanks to his language-derived talent, Luffy looked at the common characters, but another strange character system involuntarily appeared in his mind.

Does it look better to me?

Which matches the rubbings of the historical texts next to it better?

He picked up a pen as if possessed, and in the blank space of Robin's notebook, according to the impression in his mind, he wrote down several common words he had seen as those strange characters.

"Is this also a kind of writing?" Luffy's voice snapped Robin out of her reverie.

Robin looked down in confusion.

"Yes, that's right... huh?"

Robin's usually calm expression finally gave way, and he jumped up from his chair as if he'd been electrocuted.

Luffy happened to see it and was a little surprised.

Even after he had taken Robin by his side, he still maintained his calm and elegant demeanor.

Are these few words really that effective?

"!!!"

Robin's heart was pounding in his chest.

She instinctively scanned the surrounding deck with vigilance, not missing a single shadowy corner, fearing that a World Government spy might be lurking nearby. Only after regaining her senses did she realize that she was at sea.

But no one knew better than her what mastering and being able to write this script meant—it was enough to bring about a devastating catastrophe like the Buster Call.

Luffy wrote in that notebook entirely in ancient script!

"Come with me." This time it was Robin's turn to reach out and grab Luffy's wrist.

"Where are we going? I can't stop. Keep teaching me."

Luffy was completely bewildered. He wasn't just concerned about improving his Observation Haki; stopping at a time like this would be disastrous.

"I'll go back to my room and continue teaching you."

Robin grabbed him and hurriedly headed towards the girls' dormitory.

When Sanji, who had excitedly brought tea, heard this, he knelt down in disbelief.

Is it happening again?!

At this moment, Nami and Vivi are inside exchanging information about Alabasta and their nautical experiences.

"So that's how it is. This is the sea area of ​​the Grand Line?" Nami looked at the sea area listed by Vivi on the map.

Putting everything else aside, Nami felt that she and Vivi got along quite well.

Compared to those haphazard guys on the ship... Merry is practically an angel.

“But you adapted very quickly, which is amazing. We’re just like everyone else because we’ve lived on the Grand Line for so long…” Vivi said admiringly from the side.

Just then, a loud bang rang out, and the door was pushed open.

Nami and Vivi looked up in surprise, only to see Robin pulling Luffy, who looked completely bewildered, into the room.

"Excuse me, gentlemen, we need to use your room temporarily."

Robin said, "I have something important to discuss with the captain."

They stole my captain and my room?

Tolerable or unbearable!

Nami immediately objected, especially when she saw Robin holding Luffy's hand, "Why should I? This is my room!"

Chapter 76 I Want to Eat Fish

Nami is so tough because Luffy is there for her. After all, would he help an outsider?!

But she didn't expect that Luffy would be attracted to Robin's hand.

It was the first time Nami and Vivi had ever seen Robin's Devil Fruit power. So many hands! Nami and Vivi gasped in surprise as rows of hands appeared below them and carried them out of the room.

Hey! What are you doing!

"That's a Devil Fruit?"

The door slammed shut in front of them, and they could even hear the click of it being locked from the inside.

Nami and Vivi stood outside the door, looking at each other, completely bewildered.

"What does it mean?"

Nami pointed at the door, her cheeks puffed out in anger. "What does she think she's doing in my room in broad daylight?!"

Vivi was also completely baffled, but her intuition told her that something that could make that woman so panicked was definitely not a simple matter. She guessed, "Maybe it's something very important?"

Luffy stared intently at Robin's hand, not blinking.

"Is that a Devil Fruit ability?"

"Flower-shaped fruits can manifest the body like a flower."

Robin leaned against the door, calming his breathing slightly.

"That's really impressive." Luffy's mind was already filled with images of attacks; the thought of growing arms anytime, anywhere and then locking the enemy's throat would be so cool.

Only then did he remember that Robin had pulled him in.

"Why go into the room?" It was a bit mysterious, and Luffy guessed it might be related to the font he had just seen.

Robin looked at Luffy with an extremely serious expression: "Captain, where did you learn those words you just wrote?"

She pointed to the words on the notebook.

"Well, when I looked at the words in your notebook just now, I suddenly felt like I could write it like that." Luffy scratched his head and spoke the truth, but he couldn't explain the existence of this talent for language derivation.

Robin stared intently into his eyes, trying to find any trace of a lie, but all she saw was a blank, undisguised look of confusion.

Is this what they call a genius?

But as far as Robin knew, she might be the only person left in the world who could read ancient scripts. Now, seeing Luffy again, she felt a strange sense of familiarity, and suddenly felt that she had made the right decision to come here.

Robin bent down slightly, leaned close to Luffy, and lowered her voice.

"Listen, Luffy. You must never let anyone see this kind of writing again, and you must never tell anyone that you can write this kind of writing! Not even your crewmates. Understand?"

"Uh... I understand."

Being so close, at this angle and distance, Robin's exquisite face was perfectly reflected in my eyes.

Luffy also got a bit feverish for a while, mainly because he did other things during his study time, and punishments followed one after another.

Unlike Nami's fresh scent and Vivi's milky fragrance, Robin seems to have an indescribable pleasant aroma.

"I understand, Robin."

Luffy pushed her away. Robin had the advantage in height, and the tall, mature woman's gaze was directed downwards.

This address startled Robin once again.

She belatedly realized that she hadn't given a formal self-introduction since they met.

Why do you know my name?

Robin's gaze returned to scrutiny and inquiry. Princess Vivi only knew her codename, Miss All Sunday.

Because the name Nico Robin is so famous.

He was dubbed the Devil of Ohara in his childhood and was known as the Devil's Child. His bounty was higher than Luffy's 50 million Berries, at 79 million Berries.

Luffy's heart skipped a beat; he realized he'd said it offhand.

He forced a smile and maintained a self-righteous expression: "I know, so I know. Aren't you Nicole Robin? There's no reason why."

Robin was speechless for a moment.

Does this man seem completely unaware of the meaning behind this name?

"In short, please continue teaching me."

Luffy was already bending over.

Robin, seeing Luffy's expression, instead revealed a bright smile.

It seems even more interesting now.

......

In the afternoon, the raging storm finally subsided, and the sun pierced through the clouds, shining again on the Going Merry and making the water stains on the deck sparkle.

Nami and Vivi sat on deck chairs, finally having a chance to continue their interrupted conversation. However, Nami was clearly still annoyed, occasionally glaring at Robin who was quietly reading a book a short distance away.

"By the way, I've always wondered, is Luffy like this all the time?"

Weiwei pointed curiously ahead.

Luffy finally had some time to be frugal. Having just endured a period of intellectual torture, he was squatting on the other side of the deck, staring intently at Vivi's mount.

A duck named Run Fast.

The bird ran so fast that its feathers ruffled slightly, and its animal instincts triggered an unusual appetite.

Vivi finds it hard to connect Luffy with the notorious pirate with a bounty of over 50 million Berries.

In her mind, great pirates were either fierce and menacing or had a powerful aura, but Luffy was more like an energetic big boy.

Mentioning Luffy roused Nami slightly, and she was eager to show off her superiority as the first to arrive in front of Vivi and Robin.