The Pirate Princess Becomes Queen

Doflamingo had already reached his limit in developing high-speed displacement abilities with the String-String Fruit. The String-String Fruit does not grant the ability to fly. Now that the strings were cut, his body plummeted into the sea like a kite with a broken string.

He reacted incredibly fast, his sunglasses scanning his surroundings as he simultaneously shot out seven threads, attempting to entangle the remaining clouds for leverage. He was fast, but Vivi was even faster.

One flicks out a thread, the other swiftly cuts it off.

Doflamingo was inconvenient being in mid-air; he had to consider factors like angle, wind speed, and position while falling rapidly. Vivi, on the other hand, was at ease, cutting down any threads she saw, making things much easier for her than for him.

Chapter 83 This time they really got lost.

The Pirate Princess Becomes King, Chapter 83: This Time He's Really Lost. After Vivi cut through fifteen transparent threads, Doflamingo was very far from the clouds.

Human strength has its limits. He's in mid-air and doesn't have the ability to fly. No matter how strong his Haki is or how well he's developed his Devil Fruit, he's helpless now.

"Don't let me catch you! If I do, you're dead!" Doflamingo was still threatening the sky before he fell into the sea.

Vivi scoffed, "Do you even know who I am?"

Her voice carried far through the mist, muffled and indistinct, making it impossible to tell if she was male or female: "You think I, Smoker, am afraid of you? I don't have time today, but if I see you again, I'll kill you! Trash!"

No sooner had he finished speaking than a loud "plop" was heard from the sea. Doflamingo had fallen almost sideways into the ocean. Devil Fruit users cannot come into contact with seawater, and he was no exception. Seawater filled his mouth and was already at the tip of his tongue when he swallowed back the swear words he was about to say in his Dressrosa accent.

Half an hour later, Doflamingo's subordinates rushed to the scene and finally pulled their boss out of the sea.

Fortunately, I was in contact with my subordinates via Den Den Mushi beforehand, otherwise... I might have really drowned.

Soaked to the bone, Doflamingo was too angry to speak as he boarded the ship.

Devil Fruits are unique, and he recognized Smoker's identity the moment they met. He guessed that the other party directly revealed his name because he couldn't hide it anymore. There's only one Smok-Smoke Fruit user in the world. Do you think I wouldn't recognize you if you didn't say anything? In addition, Smoker has always been hostile to the Seven Warlords of the Sea in the Navy, which is no secret. His actions today are not surprising.

Doflamingo clenched his fists. He was by nature vengeful, and now that the other party had almost killed him, his hatred was beyond words.

"Smoker... Smoker! I'll remember this... Next time we meet, I'll definitely kill you!!"

His subordinates asked him about the course.

Although he wouldn't admit it, he had developed a psychological aversion to the idea of ​​swinging in the clouds with invisible threads.

Setting sail to Wano Country would have too great an impact.

He thought for a long time, then gritted his teeth and said, "Let's go back to Dressrosa!"

Just as Doflamingo was preparing to teach Smoker a lesson he would never forget, Vivi also encountered a little trouble.

The struggle with Doflamingo was brief, but in that short half-minute, she completely veered off course. And in an attempt to shift the blame, she quickly fled the scene, and then... then she got lost...

Doflamingo seems to be carrying bad luck with him.

Shortly after they parted, Vivi was caught in a massive storm.

She was swept away for hundreds of miles, and after a great deal of effort, when she finally emerged from the storm, she had no idea where she was.

She looked to her left and saw a vast ocean; then she looked to her right and saw another vast ocean!

"Holy crap...where am I?! I just came out to buy oranges!"

She had always been on merchant ships, occasionally traveling alone, with ducks guiding her. Now, however, she was adrift at sea, completely lost.

Hanazu didn't bring it, she didn't bring the pointer, she didn't bring the Den Den Mushi, all her things were on the duck, she really didn't know where she was, luckily she could fly.

"What a tragic turn of events... It's not that I have a bad sense of direction, it's all Doflamingo's fault and that storm just now! I'll fly in one direction, hoping to see Karu soon..."

Vivi flew in a roughly straight line toward what was "directly in front" of her.

They flew for three days and three nights...

She doesn't fly continuously. She flies fastest at night, and can also fly during the day, but at only 70% of the speed at night. At noon, her speed drops to 50%, and flying during the day is very physically demanding.

Flying with your eyes closed is possible, but that would make it even harder to determine direction...

On the first day of flying, she couldn't even find a small island to land on. At one point, she even thought the whole world had been submerged by the sea. She flew all day with gritted teeth. On the second day, she found a place to land somewhere between a reef and a deserted island. She rested for two hours and avoided the midday sun. On the third day, she flew all day again. She felt that her flight direction... was probably wrong. Was she getting further and further away from Torrance Town?

"I'm starving..." The chocolate and dried fish she carried with her were just snacks. Strictly speaking, she hadn't eaten for three days and was so hungry that her stomach was practically sticking to her back. All she wanted to do was find an inhabited island to eat something, and it would be even better if there were sweets.

Users of the Ox-Ox Fruit don't eat grass, and users of the Dog-Dog Fruit don't chew bones. Devil Fruit users still drink alcohol and eat meat. Her hunger is just a stomach upset and has nothing to do with drinking blood.

"Hey! There's an island! Wow, it looks pretty big! Haha, great, we've got food to eat!"

Flying over a waterfall with a drop of over a thousand meters, she could see the outline of an island in the distance at the top of the waterfall.

It was daytime, and her eyesight wasn't as good as at night, but she could vaguely make out that the island was quite large and that humans probably lived there.

She landed on the beach, deactivated her fogging state, and her body returned to its normal shape.

The long flight and hunger left her extremely exhausted. She rested her hands on her knees, panting heavily.

"Sister, are you...are you alright?"

Unaware of the danger, Weiwei looked up and discovered a little girl of about three or four years old hiding behind a large tree in the distance.

The girl was too young to speak properly, and her little face was full of anxiety. She was hiding behind a big tree, worried that she was a bad person, and also afraid that she would fall to the ground and die.

Weiwei straightened up. Although she was starving, she couldn't show her weakness in front of others.

She looked the little girl up and down.

The patches on the little girl's clothes and the wounds on her calves indicated that she was not from a wealthy family.

"Little girl, what's your name? Where are your family? Where is this place?"

The little girl stammered, "My name is Ayu. I have no family... No, I found a strange old man a few days ago, I found him over there."

As if to prove she wasn't lying, she pointed to the beach not far away. Vivi glanced at it but couldn't see anything special about it.

The little girl rested her finger on her chin, thought carefully, and then said, "But Grandpa said he'd help us fight, and then I don't know what he's been up to these past few days..."

Weiwei was completely confused. This "strange grandpa" sounded a bit like her grandpa who always talked about "growing tea on the mountain"—both were extremely unreliable claims.

Chapter 84 Weiwei and Ayu

In Chapter 84 of the novel "The Pirate Princess Becomes a Queen," Vivi and Ayu wanted to give the little girl Ayu some snacks, but Vivi had already eaten all her chocolate and dried fish and had nothing left.

Her expression was a little unnatural: "Ayu, what place is this? I mean, what's the name of this place?"

"Bianli Village... Bianli Village".

Weaving Hat Village? A village where people weave bamboo hats? Weiwei thought for a moment and realized she didn't remember it. She wanted to fly up to a higher place to see the surrounding terrain, but she was worried about scaring the little girl. So she asked the most urgent question.

"Um... do you have any food here?"

After half an hour.

They arrived at Ayu's house.

Ayu's house was absolutely bare. The windows were covered with tattered paper, the walls were drafty, and the only furnishings inside were a three-legged table and a worn-out straw mat.

Having gained experience in "picking up" people, Ayu brought Vivi back to the village. The rice had been eaten by the strange old man a few days ago, but before he left, he snatched a large bag of red beans from Kaido's big signboard. Ayu then cooked red bean soup for Vivi.

Ayu was only four years old and wasn't very confident in her ability to cook red bean soup. After serving the soup, her little face tightened as she carefully observed Weiwei's expression.

"It's delicious!"

After drinking three large bowls, Weiwei felt her rumbling stomach finally ease, at least it wouldn't make any embarrassing noises anymore.

But soup is still soup, and she was still very hungry. She estimated that she could drink ten more bowls of this soup!

After learning that she had eaten all the red beans that Ayu's family had, Weiwei felt a little ashamed.

"Huh? No more red beans? Is this all the red beans your grandpa gave you? He's such an unreliable guy... Oh, it's okay. Um, I'm already full."

Ayu kept her head down and didn't say anything. Actually, Jinshizi had brought her back a sack of red beans, enough for her to eat for a year at her young age. But there were other villagers around, and Jinshizi didn't know what it meant to be discreet. Many people saw the scene of him bringing back food. One villager said his child was starving and "borrowed" a bowl of red beans from Ayu. Another said his mother was dying and "borrowed" some food from her. Before long, the sack of red beans was almost empty, and now Weiwei had eaten the last bit.

Vivi asked curiously, "Is this all the food you have? If you give me all your food, what will you eat?"

Ayu clenched her little fists, her face very serious, and said like a little adult, "I, I'm not hungry!"

Before she could finish speaking, the little girl's stomach rumbled twice, and Vivi felt even hungrier...

She sighed softly, then made a similar promise to the Golden Lion: "It's alright, I'll take care of the food problem for you. After I rest for a while, I'll go and 'borrow' some for you."

She had a very good impression of the little girl, Ayu. "They've brought out all the food they have in their house for you to eat, and you just turn around and leave? Are you even human?" The little girl also thought that this older sister was incredibly charming and had an extraordinary temperament, much better than that silly old man, Jin Shizi. People judge by appearances, and as a woman herself, she subconsciously admired Weiwei a little. She hoped that she could have such a temperament when she grew up.

After a few casual words, the beautiful woman's aura in Ayu's eyes crumbled.

"What? This is Wano Country?" Vivi was completely shocked. Good heavens! She was utterly astonished! How did she end up here?!

Ayu didn't know why she was reacting so strongly. Thinking she had said something wrong, she quickly raised her hands and said, "I surrender! I surrender!"

Vivi was exasperated. She patted Ayu's head as if she were dealing with a duck named Karu, trying to soothe her.

She lowered her voice: "Isn't the current ruler of Wano Country that shogun? Is Kaido here?"

Ayu knew the two names, but she didn't understand the meaning of Kaido and Shogun at all. She hesitated for a long time but couldn't explain it clearly.

Vivi remembered that Kaido's Onigashima was very close to the Wano Country mainland, the kind you could see from the shore. She recalled the beach where she landed, but there was no trace of an island nearby. Onigashima wasn't in this direction.

The claim that Kaido was arrested eighteen times and executed dozens of times in order to seek death is complete boasting. If he wanted to die, he certainly could. If Kaido stood still and didn't resist, the Navy would definitely send an admiral to kill him! There's no question of him being unkillable. Don't believe the boasting, but Kaido's strength is definitely extremely high.

Vivi estimated that if Kaido attacked her now, it would be about the same as if she attacked the "Otonashi" owl.

The plan to "borrow" grain came to an abrupt end because of Kaido.

She needs to fill her stomach first, so that even if she encounters a strong enemy, she will have the strength to escape.

In addition to having plenty of physical strength, it would be best to also give her a weapon.

Having weapons or not has a significant impact on her combat effectiveness.

Huazhou is still with Duck Karu, and she desperately needs a usable weapon.

"Weapons?" Ayu rested her fingers on her chin, thinking seriously for a moment.

She suddenly thought of something: "Master Tiangou Mountain must have the weapon you need, sister. Let's go find him."

She grabbed Weiwei and ran towards the dense forest outside the village.

Ayu's house was located in the village near the beach. She didn't have time to take a closer look after that. At this moment, running from the east of the village to the south of the village, which was close to the dense forest, Weiwei finally got a clear view of the entire Bianli Village.

Poor! The village of Meigashi is so poor it's outrageous.

Five years later, there were no villagers left, but at this point, you could still see a few living people.

The fields were all barren, and as far as the eye could see, the villagers were all emaciated and sallow, with an unpleasant odor emanating from their bodies. Their faces were lifeless, and they lay like corpses in their respective homes and courtyards.

Weiwei thought Ayu was walking too slowly, so she put her on her back and let the little girl hug her neck: "Come on, I'll carry you, you just give me directions."