Huh? How did I unknowingly condone this? His face darkened instantly, and he looked at Thoth with great displeasure.

The cabbages in my yard were all pulled up by the roots in one go.

He glanced at Thoth, then at Nami and Nojiko, who were strolling around the room with smiles on their faces, and sighed helplessly.

Soon, the wound was professionally treated, and Nami looked at Thoth, her gaze shifting slightly:

"Let's go check out Ah Long's room. I think he probably has some good stuff there."

Thoth got down from the table, smiled and nodded: "Then let's go take a look."

Soon, they arrived at Arlong's room next door. As soon as she entered, Nami went straight to Arlong's bedside table. However, at this moment, Thoth looked at a wall where three knives were hanging on a knife rack.

A rough, three-meter-long serrated broadsword is Ah Long's weapon.

However, Thoth's attention was drawn to the remaining two knives, each over a meter long.

With its exquisite appearance, the knife naturally exudes an extraordinary aura.

He stepped forward, casually picked up a sword, and drew it from its sheath. Toth's eyes narrowed slightly; the blade was rather straight, and the edge was sharp. "A famous sword?"

And is it not inferior to the quality of a fine, fast knife that can cut steel itself?

Then he took down another one, and Thoth's eyes fell silent; it was yet another precious sword.

But the quality is slightly lower, is it a quick knife?

Holding two knives in his hands, Nojiko walked over, and Thoth handed them to her, saying:

"Keep these two good knives safe. I'll keep them for myself for now, and later I can give them to my crewmates on the ship."

Although Nojiko didn't know much about swords, she could tell from their appearance that the two swords were no ordinary weapons.

"Okay, I'll hold it for you first."

She nodded, holding him in her arms. Thoth glanced at her... at the slightly distorted peaks.

"Thoth, come here for a second, see what I've found?"

Nami, her face grim, spoke to Thoth. Thoth walked over and saw a record in her hand. Nami gave a cold laugh:

"Colonel Rat, who is in charge of the 16th Naval Division in our Corner Islands, was bribed by Aaron in exchange for blocking information about Aaron from this area."

That rat was eating with its mouth dripping with oil!

Ah Jian also came over to take a look, and his face turned ashen. Although he had suspected it for a while, he was surprised that such a thing had actually happened.

"I'm going to report him. I'll never let this scum get away with it."

Thoth glanced at him. "How do I report it?"

You should know about the World Government's Seven Warlords system, right?

They can legally plunder, but who knows if Arlong has truly broken ties with Jinbe, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea? Or are they still entangled in some kind of relationship?

What if Arlong is still considered a subordinate of the Seven Warlords of the Sea? Then their actions would be both legal and compliant.

Ah Jian was speechless, his face turning ashen. Thoth said calmly, "In this world, commoners won't fight against the government, unless you want to become a pirate?"

"If you can't do it, then just bear with it! Unless you can meet a righteous and powerful naval leader."

For example, Monkey D. Garp, the naval hero who is said to have come from the East China Sea.

I'll keep this; perhaps I'll give it to some important person someday.

Then, looking at Nami, he said, "You can keep this safe for now."

Then the group went around to the rooms of several officers on this floor. Thoth found a diary in Croobi's room that recorded his training in fishman karate and fishman jujitsu.

"This is truly an unexpected delight."

As Thoth and Nami and the others went up to the top floor, he flipped through his notebook, which recorded Croobi's own insights and understanding of the power generation techniques of fish-men training in the sea and the influence of ocean currents.

After careful consideration, Thoth quickly discovered that this technology would greatly enhance his "underwater combat skills".

Top floor.

Pushing open the door, one is immediately greeted by a large number of neatly stacked nautical charts in the spacious room.

Nami silently stopped in front of the drawing table, while A-Jian and the others stared at them in shock, their mouths slightly agape.

Thoth looked at the messy drawings on the desk, picked up a quill pen stained with dried, dark red blood, and after a few seconds, looked at Nami and asked softly:

"What are your plans regarding these nautical charts?"

Nami bit her lip and looked up at Thoth. "Can you give me some advice?"

Thoth turned his head to look into her eyes and said:

"If this place is your nightmare, then I'll burn it all down. If you think it still has a reason to exist, then do as you please."

Nami slowly exhaled a breath of stale air, and a smile gradually appeared on her lips as she looked at Thoth:

"I love nautical charts. You know my dream. I won't hate them, even though I was forced to draw them. These charts are treasures I poured a tremendous amount of energy into perfecting. I..."

At this point, Nami glanced at Ken and the others, "...I plan to leave all these sea charts in Cocoyasi as proof that I grew up here."

The nautical charts here record the ocean currents of at least one-eighth of the East China Sea surrounding Cocoyasi.

I want to leave this to A-Jian and the others as a tradition for the village.

"What do you think?"

Nami blinked and asked. Thoth rubbed her head and said with some emotion:

"I thought you would choose to burn them! After all, that period of your life wasn't happy."

Nami wrinkled her nose and smiled helplessly: "No matter how bad it wasn't, it's still my life, my past. I don't want to deny everything because of the hardships I've endured in the past."

My suffering is over, and from now on, I will live each day happily and fully.

Beautiful clothes, rare and precious treasures, delicious food, and a wondrous and magnificent future. I will make up for what I lacked in the past tenfold or a hundredfold in the future.

Looking at Thoth, she smiled brightly:

Do you have a problem with that?

Thoth laughed. "You're right, this is the wonderful life we're going to live from now on."

"The ocean is so vast and full of countless wonders. In the future, we will surely experience countless beautiful things."

Nami stared intently at Thoth:

"It's a deal then, you can't lie to me."

"You're still afraid I'll lie to you?"

034. Absolutely not!

"Fear? Of course I'm afraid, but..."

"You dare to lie to me?" Nami's eyes darted around, and she smiled, "Then I'll steal all your treasure and run away with Nojiko."

"Then I quickly found him, broke his leg, and made him go hungry for nine meals a day for the next three days."

Thoth laughed heartily, while Nami rolled her eyes, speechless with anger: "Shouldn't you have said something like a guarantee?"

Also, what did my legs do to offend you? Why do you keep threatening to break them?

"My legs are so beautiful, how can you really bear to do this?"

"Is it really pretty? I didn't know that. Why don't you let me feel it first?"

Nami's lips twitched, and she glared at Thoth with a dark expression: "Are you a pervert? Do you need me to stomp on you barefoot a couple more times?"

"You're the pervert, aren't you? You even know about this kind of perverted gameplay? Nami, I've finally seen through you today."

Tote squinted and made a sarcastic remark.

Nami blushed with anger, glared fiercely at Thoth, and then suddenly raised her foot to stomp on Thoth's instep.

However, the perceptive Thoth moved his foot away, and Nami stomped her right foot heavily on the floor, wincing in pain.

Thoth laughed and turned to leave, while Nami, furious, turned and chased after him.

The two chased each other in the spacious drawing room, stirring up gusts of wind that carried several nautical charts into the air.

It's like a bird released from its cage taking flight.

Nojiko looked at the two of them, rubbed her forehead in exasperation, and said:

"Nami, Thoth is still injured. Thoth, don't let your wound reopen and the stitches come undone. You'll be the one suffering."

The two stopped.

Thoth squinted at Nami:

"Has Nokiko always been like this? I just realized she's like a mother to me."

Nami grinned and nodded seriously:

"You're only finding out now! Nojiga used to lecture me all the time, like a nagging old woman."

Upon hearing this, Nojiko's forehead creased with several zigzag marks, and a dark glint appeared on her beautiful face as she gave a forced, insincere smile:

"Nami, do you want to get beaten up? Don't forget, you can't beat me right now."

"Would you like to try my favorite Iron Fist?"

Nami rolled her eyes, quickly ran behind Thoth, peeked out with her little head, stuck out her tongue triumphantly, and immediately retorted:

"Thoth, that woman is going to hit your navigator, go and beat her up. Beat her hard."

"Spanking?"

Tote gave a half-smile.

Nami's expression froze instantly. She pinched Thoth's soft back and laughed angrily:

"Get lost! Who told you to hit there? You're trying to take advantage, aren't you? I knew you had ulterior motives."

Thoth chuckled coldly, twisted his right arm behind him, and grabbed her by the back of her collar with his right hand, pulling her in front of him. He then opened his left hand towards the approaching Nokiko:

"If I were you, I wouldn't be able to stand it when Nami said those things about you."

It's time to show your authority as the older sister.

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