One Piece: Starting with Sharingan, First Mate Uchiha

The heavy wooden door was slowly pushed open.

Viktor, Dragon, and Sabo concluded their in-depth conversation in the secret room about the future world situation.

The three of them walked out of the room side by side with steady steps.

The underground corridor outside the door was dimly lit.

Robin was standing by the wall, chatting happily with a young girl wearing a newsboy cap and with a sweet smile.

The girl was Kerla, a cadre in the revolutionary army.

The two women seemed to have a natural affinity for each other, and the atmosphere was very harmonious.

Hearing the door open, Kerla immediately turned around.

When her gaze fell upon Viktor, her clear, large eyes instantly sparkled with undisguised surprise and deep admiration.

"That's unbelievable."

Kerla looked the tall, handsome, black-haired man up and down and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

"That guy who dared to knock a Celestial Dragon flying in public actually showed up alive in our headquarters."

"To be honest, I'm starting to admire you!"

Upon hearing this generous praise, Sabo, who was following behind Dragon, immediately burst into hearty laughter.

He strode forward and joked without any restraint:

"Hahaha, Kella, you should admire me more than him! You can admire me more too!"

"Stop being so vain, Sabo!" Kelra rolled her eyes at him, annoyed.

As they always did, the two of them started playfully bickering and bantering in the corridor without any restraint, adding a touch of liveliness to the otherwise serious underground base.

Dorrag was already used to the daily banter between the two young officers beside him.

He completely ignored their playful fighting and instead turned his deep and authoritative gaze to Robin.

The revolutionary army's supreme leader, with a solemn expression and a gentle yet extremely earnest tone, extended an invitation to her:

"How's it going, Nico Robin?"

"Would you like to join our revolutionary army?"

Faced with this weighty invitation that could completely change the course of her life, Robin did not immediately nod in agreement.

She turned slightly to the side, and her beautiful eyes, which always exuded rationality and composure, were now filled with an almost imperceptible expectation.

She turned her head and quietly looked at Viktor beside her.

For Robin, the revolutionary army's grand vision was certainly tempting.

But the will of the first mate was always her top priority.

Sensing Robin's gaze, Victor's lips slowly curved into a gentle smile.

He met her gaze, his eyes full of indulgence, and winked at her gently.

That was a tacit understanding unique to the two of them, a signal of unreserved permission.

Upon receiving Victor's confirmation, Robin's smile instantly blossomed.

She immediately turned her head, smiled, and nodded solemnly to Dorrag, indicating her willingness to join.

Upon seeing this, Dorrag finally revealed genuine joy on his usually stern face.

He let out a hearty, deep laugh, overjoyed at the official addition of this "beacon of revolution."

As the laughter subsided, Dragon turned to Kelra, who was still bickering with Sabo, and gave him an order:

"Alright, Kella. Take these two distinguished guests to their rooms to rest."

"After going through so much, they must be very tired now."

"Yes!" Kera was about to stand up straight to accept the order.

However, before she could fully turn around...

Robin preemptively interrupted her with an elegant and composed smile:

"Miss Kerr, thank you for your help."

Robin paused, then added in a soft but clear tone.

"However... we only need one room."

The moment those words were spoken, the air in the corridor seemed to freeze for a second.

Kerla froze on the spot.

She instinctively reached out and covered her mouth tightly with both hands.

Those bright, brown eyes swept back and forth between Victor's calm face and Robin's smiling countenance, a strong gossip spirit instantly igniting deep within them.

After a brief moment of shock, a sly smile appeared on Kella's face.

She winked at the two of them playfully, giving them a "I totally understand" look.

She then turned around and gesturing lightly for the two to follow her.

Viktor looked at the cunning and unabashedly assertive older woman beside him and couldn't help but shake his head and smile helplessly.

Robin completely ignored the stares of others and naturally stretched out her fair arm to intimately link it with Victor's.

The two walked intimately side by side, following Kella at a leisurely pace towards the rest area.

In the long, quiet corridor leading to the underground rest area, only the echoes of a few footsteps reverberated.

Kella, who was walking ahead, finally couldn't suppress the curiosity churning in her heart.

She slowed her pace slightly and turned to ask the two people behind her:

"To be honest, I'm really curious."

"How on earth did you manage to provoke those arrogant and haughty Celestial Dragons in a place like Sabaody Archipelago?"

Upon hearing this question, Robin tightened her grip on Victor's arm slightly.

She recounted the events that took place on the Sabaody Archipelago in her characteristically calm and rational tone.

The entire process, from the conflict at the auction, to saving the mermaid Camie, to how Victor and Luffy, in their rage, didn't hesitate to beat up Charlos Saint, was recounted without reservation.

After hearing this dramatic story, Kerla's mischievous expression completely disappeared.

She nodded repeatedly, her eyes filled with a heavy sense of solemnity and deep admiration.

As someone who was once cruelly enslaved by the Celestial Dragons.

Koalabi, like everyone else in the world, knew that the Celestial Dragons represented an insurmountable and terrifying power.

How precious is the courage to throw an angry punch in the face of absolute privilege?

Before they knew it, the three of them had arrived at the rest area.

Kerla stopped in front of a thick wooden door, took out her key, and opened it.

As a secret underground base, Baltigue naturally couldn't offer any luxurious comforts.

The room was simply furnished, but every corner was spotless and clean, exuding a reassuring and warm feeling.

Kella turned around and politely asked if they were satisfied with the room.

Victor and Robin looked around the room and nodded with smiles.

The two then walked side by side into their private space.

Standing outside the door, Kera looked at the couple who were perfectly matched in both appearance and temperament, and couldn't help but smile again.

She winked her bright, lively eyes mischievously once again.

She covered her mouth with her hands clasped together, deliberately drawing out the last syllable, and left a final farewell in a very ambiguous tone:

"Well then, you two, get some rest!"

With a crisp "click," Kella thoughtfully closed the door for them from the outside.

Outside the door, the wind and sand still howled in the desolate night sky of Baltigue.

Within this tightly closed wooden door, all the noise was completely shut out, and the private time belonging to the first mate and the archaeologist officially began.