Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

Chapter 102 Making a Life Card for Goku?

Since Wukong went missing, the three people and one duck on the Dream Chaser have all become serious-looking.

After Nami ventured into the sea to investigate the currents, the Dream Chaser finally found its way and, guided by Nami, searched the area where Goku might appear.

But all three of them and the duck knew that even with this direction, the chances of finding Wukong in the vast ocean were still slim.

After all, ocean currents are complex and unpredictable, and Nami cannot guarantee that the direction they are heading is the same direction Goku was swept away.

Moreover, it's possible that Wukong was actually abducted, or that there were other reasons for his disappearance.

If that's the case, then their search is a dead end.

So, throughout their search, the three people and the duck remained in a somber mood, their minds heavy with worries.

Finding a needle in a haystack—while their actions weren't quite as extreme, they were still quite close, practically an impossible task.

While they were searching, Vivi, who was constantly scanning the sea with her binoculars trying to find Wukong, suddenly noticed something and exclaimed, "Everyone! I see a ship over there!"

Her voice immediately attracted the attention of others.

"A ship? A pirate ship? Or a navy ship?"

Nami walked over quickly and asked.

"No, it doesn't seem to be either of those. It seems to be a..." Vivi carefully examined the flags hanging on the ship.

Because the two sides were too far apart, even with binoculars, she had great difficulty identifying them.

"It looks like a passenger ship?"

"A passenger ship?" Nami was taken aback.

"Yes, in certain fixed sea areas, passenger ships travel between several islands that are not far apart to promote economic exchanges between them."

Vivi assumed Nami didn't know this, so she explained it to her.

But Nami didn't listen to her explanation; instead, she pinched her chin and pondered.

Regardless of the reason why Wukong got separated from them, if the other party realized that they were separated from them, their first priority would definitely be to find a boat.

If they find that the ship they found isn't theirs, they'll probably stay on it.

After all, if you're on a boat, you can use the other person's binoculars to search, but in the sea, there's no foothold and the search area is small. You could say that any normal person would choose to stay on a boat.

But here's the problem: is Wukong a normal person? What if he thinks he can find them faster by swimming, and then...?

Nami twitched her lips, but finally said to Sanji, who was steering, "Sanji, let's go check where Vivi pointed and see if Goku is on that ship."

Now, she can only hope with a glimmer of hope that Wukong has found the passenger ship and is still on it.

As for the other outcome, she kept it to herself, afraid to even think about it.

Suddenly, she felt uneasy.

Vivi, Sanji, and the others guessed what she was thinking, so they became nervous.

Wukong, you must stay on that ship!

This was the consensus among everyone.

As if hearing their voices, it seemed that God had taken pity on them this time. After their binoculars could clearly see the situation on the passenger ship, Vivi's excited voice rang out.

"I see him! I see Goku! He's up there!!"

After successfully finding his lost companions, Wukong bid farewell to Steve and the others and returned to his own ship.

Ace, at his invitation, also came along.

"Nami! Sanji! Vivi! Run fast! I've finally found you!"

Back on the Dream Chaser, Wukong hugged his head, beaming with a happy smile.

"That's wonderful! I'm so glad you're alright, Wukong." Weiwei was almost crying with joy.

"Gah!" (You actually survived being eaten by a sea monster!)

"Welcome back, Goku." Sanji smiled slightly.

Nami was naturally very happy, and you could even say she was the happiest person on the ship, because she hoped more than anyone else that Goku was alright.

But she didn't show it on her face. Instead, she deliberately kept a gloomy expression, walked up to Wukong, and punched him several times.

"Where did you run off to all this time?! Do you know how worried we were about you?!"

Wukong covered his head and said pitifully, "I didn't run away anywhere. I just wanted to catch some fish, and then I got swept away by the sea. When I got back to the surface, I couldn't see you anymore."

"Alright, Nami, don't be angry anymore. Goku is fine now." Vivi came over and acted as a peacemaker, comforting Nami with a smile.

"Hmph! We're lucky this time, but what about next time!" Nami said with her arms crossed.

"And even if he's alright, what if he gets lost from us? This ocean is so vast, where are we supposed to find him!"

Finding Wukong this time can be described as being blessed by luck. They just happened to be in the right direction, and they just happened to find the passenger ship. Wukong just happened to find the passenger ship and happened to be on it.

There are many coincidences here, and it is precisely these coincidences that are strung together accurately, leading the final result in a positive direction.

If you calculate it, even a one in a hundred million probability is greater than the probability of this event happening.

"I understand, Nami. I'll be careful from now on." Faced with Nami's outburst, Goku, who had been displaying his might on the passenger ship, could only shrink back and mutter softly.

At this moment, Ace, who had been leaning against the ship's side and quietly listening to their conversation, finally spoke up: "If you're worried about your partner getting lost, there's actually a way to pinpoint their location and find them."

Upon hearing this, Wukong and the others looked over.

"What method?" Nami asked.

Ace smiled slightly, took off his cowboy hat, and took out a small white piece of paper hidden inside.

"This is it."

He displayed the small white piece of paper to everyone.

"What is this?" Nami and the others looked puzzled, but Vivi frowned, feeling as if she had seen it somewhere before, but couldn't quite place it.

"This is called a Life Card. It represents the card's owner. As long as you tear off a small piece and give it to your partner, your partner can find you by following its guidance."

After Ace finished speaking, he tore off a small piece and handed it to Goku as a demonstration.

"Wukong, just put it in your palm."

Wukong did as instructed, bewildered, and then saw the Life Card fragment in his palm move toward Ace's direction.

It was obvious to everyone.

"Amazing! With this, we can now pinpoint Goku's location directly when we were looking for him!"

Nami's eyes lit up, and she quickly asked, "Excuse me, how can we get one of these? We want to get one for Goku too."

Ace smiled and was about to reply when his expression suddenly froze.

Under Nami's expectant gaze, he remained silent for two seconds, then gave an awkward laugh: "Ahaha, um, I suddenly remembered, this thing can only be made in the New World."

Because the main materials for making this thing are only available in the New World, it cannot be made anywhere else except in the New World.

He had only just thought of this himself.

Nami's smile froze instantly, then she gritted her teeth and said, "Hey! Are you kidding us?!"

Ace quickly waved his hand and said with an awkward laugh, "Sorry, sorry, I really forgot. If you go to the New World in the future, you can look me up, and I will definitely find someone to make you a Vivre Card."

Nami then pursed her lips and sighed, "Never mind, if we don't have it, we don't have it. As for the New World, we don't know when we'll be able to get there yet."

At that moment, after Ace left the ship's railing and handed the Vivre Card fragment to Goku, Vivi, who had been staring intently at the tattoo on Goku's back, finally remembered what the tattoo represented. Her expression changed, and she exclaimed in surprise:

"You, you're from the Whitebeard Pirates?!"