Big brother, I want to become the strongest pirate in the world!

Importantly, he remembered that this place seemed to be destroyed by the navy and the world government because someone didn't want the scholars here to discover the truth from hundreds of years ago.

Tsk, it's been too long, I don't remember very clearly, but I'd better hurry up and leave this island.

Kazan frowned. He was originally a somewhat seasoned One Piece fan, but after living in Arad for ten years, he had forgotten a lot of things. However, he still remembered the general direction of the story, so he was confident that he could survive.

The transmigrator lost face in Arad.

Let's find it in One Piece.

First, become the strongest in the world!

Chapter 002 You're Just an Ordinary Little Girl

Let's not even talk about Kazan, who's obsessed with the fantasy of "punching the Marines, kicking the Four Emperors, and having Im sitting on his butt."

Robin, who had just heard Kazan's voice, had already turned her attention to Kazan.

She calmly looked at the white-haired boy behind the tree.

The boy's eyes were so red. The Tree of Knowledge records many diseases similar to red-eyedness, but none this red...

From Robin's position, looking towards Kazan, the tree conveniently blocked the left half of Kazan's body.

I wonder if Robin would still be so calm after seeing Kazan's demon hand; there shouldn't be any similar symptoms in One Piece.

Robin sat there quietly watching Kazan, slightly puzzled.

This is the first time I've met this child.

"Hey, aren't you... going to run?"

"...Huh? Why are you running?"

Kazan was brought back to his senses by Robin's voice and found that Robin had already turned her gaze to him.

Seeing those red eyes, she wasn't afraid at all; no wonder she's Robin, with her vast experience.

"You must have seen it just now, weren't you scared? They said I'm a monster."

Robin glanced down at the book on her lap, then casually raised her hand, revealing the power of the Flower Flower Fruit once more.

"Monster, are you sure you want to use that word to describe yourself in front of me?"

Kazan shifted his position, revealing the left side of his body from behind the tree.

Robin was stunned when she heard what Kazan said. Then she looked up, her eyes widening. She jumped off the wooden stump and slowly backed away from Kazan.

"Are you... a ghost?"

"If I were a ghost, you might have already been killed by me."

"Your hand..."

"This is a disease called Kazan syndrome."

"I...I want to go home."

"Oh, let's go back."

Kazan noticed Robin's fear, so he didn't bother to talk to her any longer. He also realized that the phenomenon of "ghost hands" probably didn't exist in this world, otherwise Robin, who had read so many books, wouldn't have been so frightened.

Kazan glanced at the somewhat disheveled figure running away, then turned and walked towards the forest on the other side of the village.

Now that we know where we are, there's no need to go in and scare people anymore.

Kazan, carrying his black sword, gathers firewood in the forest, hunts wild animals, and finally returns to the beach where he started to roast the game.

After two days in a row, I've come to the conclusion that this island is actually quite harmless.

The most ferocious beasts were just a few wolves that seemed to have some mental issues; there wasn't even a bear or a tiger.

……

"Ugly freak! You're not allowed to come out today!"

"Ugh, I got scolded by Mom again. It's all your fault."

……

Those brats are at it again.

Robin sat at home, munching on rough, dry bread and drinking a glass of milk, quietly listening to the noisy commotion of the children outside.

"I haven't been to the woods for two days. I wonder if that guy has left yet."

Robin was genuinely a little afraid of Kazan.

Because she had gone back to ask everyone in the Tree of Omniscience over the past two days, and they had never heard of any Kazan Syndrome. Robin kept flipping through the books, but she had never even seen a similar condition.

Unlike the children's description of her, that guy... really felt like a monster.

After finishing his meal, Robin washed the blankets and put them away, then pushed open the small wooden door of the house and went outside.

Snapped.

As soon as she stepped outside, a small stone hit her on the head.

Robin casually wiped his face, used the Flower-Flower Fruit to shoo away the group of brats, sighed, and stood there in a daze for a while.

Then they walked into the woods.

Robin walked to the familiar wooden stump, looked around, but did not see the terrifying figure.

Sniff.

There was a faint smell of smoke in the air, coming from the coast.

Robin followed the smell of smoke to the beach and saw the boy he wanted to see that day.

The boy sat with his back to her, facing the sea. The black longsword on his right and the scarlet arm on his left side were very eye-catching.

And that head of slightly dull white hair gave her a sense of familiarity; according to her memories from when she was three years old, her mother also seemed to have dark white hair.

Kazan heard footsteps on the sand behind him, but he didn't turn around or make a sound, continuing to quietly watch the sea.

"What are you looking at?"

"Look at my lost youth."

"Pfft... You seem stupid."

Robin, who was sitting two meters to the right of the boy, covered his mouth and chuckled when he heard the boy's answer.

Kazan tilted his head to the right and glanced at Robin.

Hmph! Woman! How could you possibly understand my feelings?

"Want some?"

Kazan pointed to the homemade roasted rabbit meat next to him, tore off a large piece of rabbit meat, and started gnawing on it.

Robin had already eaten breakfast, but seeing Kazan eating so heartily, she felt like she still had room in her stomach, so she gently tore off a little bit of meat and put it in her mouth.

It had almost no taste, and even a slightly fishy smell.

"It tastes awful."

"After all, there are no seasonings, and it's alright."

Kazan chewed on the rabbit meat, thinking it was much tastier than the minotaurs in the Loran Forest.

He hates minotaurs the most.

He nearly wiped out the minotaurs of Loran Forest. If his master hadn't stopped him, the minotaurs would have been extinct long ago.

"Meat tastes best when eaten in big bites!"

Kazan watched Robin nibble away at the rabbit meat beside him, then casually remarked something, before taking a vicious bite of the rabbit meat and showing it to Robin.

Robin couldn't help but look into Kazan's eyes first, and then tried to imitate Kazan by opening her mouth wide and tearing at the meat.

"That's a lie, there's no change at all!"

“（ˉ▽￣～）切～～。

Robin watched Kazan smirking and couldn't help but chuckle herself. She then stood up, walked to Kazan's left, and stared at his left arm.

"Curious? Let me touch you, it's not contagious."

Kazan raised his left hand and reached out to Robin.

In this pirate world, the sword spirit cannot affect this place, so Kazan doesn't need to worry about infecting others.

Robin was startled and took two steps back, then reached out and pinched Kazan's arm.

What is this?

Robin pointed to the two large green iron rings on Kazan's arm.

"A limiter, used to restrict the power of this ghostly hand."

"What if we take it down?"

"I will most likely turn into a monster that only knows how to kill."

"Hey!! Seastone?"

"What does it have to do with Seastone? I'm not a Devil Fruit user, that stuff is useless to me."

Robin stared in surprise at the two large iron blocks, somewhat disbelieving Kazan's words. What use could two iron rings possibly be?

"How does one contract Kazan syndrome?"

"Ten years ago, it snowed in my hometown, um... I think that stuff was snow, and then I turned into this."

"That's it? How old are you now?"

"Ten years old."

"Have you been like this since birth?"

"Correct."

Robin fell silent. She didn't know about Ghost Hand's situation in Arad and assumed that Kazan must have had a very tragic childhood.

Do you think I'm a monster?