Villain: Fairy, please offer your loyalty

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

If you could only read one fantasy novel in your life, it would probably be "Villain: Fairy, Please Offer Your Loyalty".

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

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He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.

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Vivi knelt on the spirit beast skin carpet, her long, light blue hair falling out from under her cloak, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Those beautiful eyes were filled with tears.

The carriage was quiet for a while.

Luffy was the first to break the silence, slapping his thigh and jumping up from the sofa.

"Gu Fan! You're so amazing, you have to help her! Weiwei's country is being bullied by bad guys!"

Usopp nodded frantically behind him.

"Right, right! With the skill of that swordswoman next to you, she could easily take care of it with a simple move!"

Chopper was holding the water bottle, his eyes red-rimmed.

"Poor Weiwei... Young master, please!"

Sanji walked over with a cigarette in his mouth, unusually standing on the same line as Luffy.

"We've always remembered what happened to Miss Vivi. If you could help..."

"stop."

Gu Fan raised his hand, interrupting everyone.

The sounds in the carriage suddenly disappeared.

He sat up from the sofa and looked down at Weiwei, who was kneeling in front of him.

Then extend your hand.

Long, slender fingers pinched Weiwei's chin, lifting her face slightly.

Tears slid down Weiwei's cheeks and dripped onto Gu Fan's fingertips.

"Princess Vivi".

Gu Fan's tone revealed no emotional fluctuation.

"Young master, I have a question for you."

Vivi bit her lower lip, her voice trembling.

"Please...please ask."

"How many soldiers does your father have?"

Weiwei was stunned for a moment.

"The Royal Guard, plus the loyal garrison... approximately 20,000 men."

"Where are the rebels?"

"It's said to have exceeded... one million."

"Who is Crocodile, the head of Baroque Works?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, a user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, possessing terrifying strength..."

Gu Fan loosened her chin.

He leaned back on the sofa. He crossed his legs, picked up a cup of celestial wine that Mei'er had just poured for him, and slowly took a sip.

"Twenty thousand against a million, and behind them is a big boss at the level of a Shichibukai."

Gu Fan put down his wine glass.

"You, a princess who has no strength to even kill a chicken, went undercover for several years, risking your life to gather intelligence, only to have the intelligence leaked and almost get hunted down and killed on your way back."

Do you think your efforts are meaningful?

Vivi's body was trembling, but she gritted her teeth and didn't lower her head.

"It's meaningful! Vivi will do anything to save the people of Alabasta..."

"Would you do anything?"

A faint, ambiguous smile appeared on Gu Fan's lips.

"Then let me put it another way."

He leaned forward, his phoenix eyes, unobstructed by sunglasses, staring intently into Weiwei's pupils.

"Even if you risk your life today, even if you die in front of Crocodile, will your people stop fighting amongst themselves? Will the rebels lay down their weapons?"

Weiwei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

No, it won't.

Gu Fan's voice was flat, as if he were stating a boring fact.

"You died, but the rebels continued to fight, and Crocodile still seized power. Your father wept bitterly, and then Alabasta changed its name forever."

"That's the rule of this world."

"Weakness is the original sin."

Vivi's tears kept falling.

She knew that everything Gu Fan said was true.

The cruelest and most merciless truth.

Luffy clenched his fists, his face unusually devoid of a smile.

"Gu Fan, Weiwei is my companion. It's fine if you don't help her, but don't talk about her like that!"

"I'm telling the truth."

Gu Fan glanced at Luffy.

"Straw Hat Kid, you want to help her? With just a few of you?"

"Go and confront the Seven Warlords of the Sea head-on, go and fight against a million-strong rebel army?"

"You're quite passionate, but passion can't be drunk like water, nor can it make the desert rain."

Luffy was momentarily speechless.

Vivi knelt on the ground and raised her head again.

"Young master is right."

"Vivi is weak; even if she tries her best, she can't change the overall situation. That's why Vivi needs... your strength even more."

I do not ask for your mercy, nor do I ask for your sympathy.

"You say this world is a dog-eat-dog world, then Weiwei will be your pawn."

"I'll do whatever you ask me to do."

"As long as... as long as my people can survive."

The carriage fell silent again.

Mei stood beside Gu Fan, expressionless.

Zhu'er leaned against the driver's seat, her hand resting on the sword case, coldly watching Weiwei kneeling on the ground.

Gu Fan remained silent for a few seconds.

He toyed with the wine glass in his hand, the exquisite wine inside reflecting an amber luster under the light.

Get up.

Weiwei looked up at him, her eyes red-rimmed.

"Aren't you tired of kneeling to speak?"

Gu Fan handed over the wine glass.

"Have some water first, and wipe your face clean. Isn't it shameful for a princess of a nation to cry like this?"

Weiwei was stunned.

She took the wine glass, and the moment her fingers touched the glass, a warm, mellow sensation spread from her palms throughout her body.

"The stars look pretty good tonight."

"Would you like to come upstairs and sit with me?"

Vivi wiped away her tears, picked up her wine glass, and stood up.

She had no idea what this man would do next.

But a certain intuition told her that everything she had done tonight would not have been in vain.