Luffy, how can you become the Pirate King if you don't work hard!

Suddenly, everything became clear.

This is a natural platform hidden deep in the dense forest, with a solid, flat rock surface that is slightly raised.

Surrounded by tall trees, it resembles a natural bowl-shaped theater. Surprisingly, there is no obstruction overhead, and the vast starry sky unfolds before your eyes like a giant scroll.

All was quiet except for the rustling of the wind through the treetops and the faint sound of a stream.

"This is it."

Luffy lay down on his own, put his hands behind his head, and looked at the starry sky. "I found this place when I jumped off the cliff. I never thought I would have the chance to come here again."

When Bruno, who was dragging CP9, jumped off the highest point of Water 7 to force the other party to open the door and enter the Sea Train, he inadvertently saw this place.

I can only say that photographic memory is indeed very useful.

Luffy didn't ask about Vivi's condition, nor did he care about what had just happened in the room. It was as if he had forgotten everything, or simply didn't care.

This completely unaware attitude actually made Weiwei's tense nerves relax a little.

"So this place is beautiful, isn't it?"

"nice."

Weiwei responded softly, leaving the private and suggestive little space. Overwhelmed by the magnificent natural scenery, she seemed to become a little more normal.

She imitated Luffy, lying down beside him and gazing up at the dazzling Milky Way above.

Just as Luffy let go, Vivi's hand snapped back, her fingertips trembling slightly.

Luffy was slightly taken aback, but he didn't pull away and let her hold his hand.

"Don't you have any questions?"

Vivi turned her head and looked at Luffy's profile, which was clearly defined under the starlight.

"No."

Luffy replied with a smile, his gaze still fixed on the starry sky, "I just wanted to make you happy."

Chapter 225 The Sea King's Words: I'm Doing It All for Your Own Good

Pirates in this world have never been on the side of justice.

Vivi is a princess, and she resolutely boarded his ship. Forget about worldly reputation and such, there are too many things to consider.

Luffy doesn't think his crew are really pirates, but since he brought Vivi on board, the captain has a responsibility, both physically and mentally.

He values ​​his partners highly.

A guy who doesn't cherish his partners is practically a scumbag.

Simple and direct words flowed into Weiwei's heart like a warm current.

Her nose tingled slightly, and she exhaled a breath of pent-up air.

“I’ve been very worried. Although my father said he would handle these things.”

Vivi whispered, "The World Government might still hold a grudge against Alabasta because of what happened to me. Since the words on the bounty have changed, they might think that I wasn't coerced, or that the princess has fallen into becoming a pirate."

Moreover, with future voyages, Vivi won't be able to stay on the ship like she does now every time.

How could she stand idly by when her companions were in danger?

His voice was filled with worry and confusion.

"Then leave it to me,"

Luffy turned his head and looked at her earnestly, his eyes appearing exceptionally clear and firm under the starlight. "I won't let anyone be in danger. If there are enemies, I'll beat them all to a pulp!"

That's definitely a classic Luffy-style answer.

As Weiwei looked at him, her eyes gradually became hazy, but she felt inexplicably at peace.

It must have been really tough on him.

This kind of delicate psychological guidance should be something Nami is better at.

But Luffy just showed up like that.

He's doing things he's not good at.

"Can I give it to you?"

Weiwei's expression suddenly relaxed, her body leaned forward slightly, and her tone began to draw out unconsciously, carrying a soft dependence.

Upon hearing this, Luffy felt a chill run down his spine.

Here it comes again, it's all too familiar.

It was like being in the Alabasta palace, and that atmosphere began to permeate.

"You can have it."

Weiwei spoke again, her voice even softer, a hint of expectation flickering in her eyes.

Luffy felt as if the air around him had become thicker.

Under the starlight, Weiwei's eyes were dreamy, her cheeks flushed, and the fresh scent of her recent bath lingered in the air.

At this point, you should loudly declare that you'll leave everything to me!

But this seems to worsen Vivi's condition.

But Luffy can't refuse or even remain silent.

His partner's business is his business, and these words just came from his mouth. Wouldn't it be contradictory to deny it now?

Should we treat serious illnesses or minor ailments?

You have to choose one.

Let's treat as many as we can now!

Luffy braced himself and tried his best to keep his tone normal: "Of course, leave it to me."

Vivi's smile instantly blossomed, dazzling under the starlight, as if she had truly grasped the brightest star in the night sky.

All around was completely silent, so quiet that you could hear each other's heartbeats.

Something seemed to sprout in the girl's heart, and then it began to take root and grow. It was hard to refuse under such circumstances, and who could refuse?

“It’s very quiet here,” Vivi suddenly said, her voice slightly hoarse.

"It's very quiet." Luffy nodded, feeling a dryness in his throat.

Then, Vivi came close.

Her soft, fragrant body almost nestled into his arms.

She tilted her head back, her long blue hair cascading over the rocks, her eyes shimmering with tears: "Shall we do something else?"

"Other things?" Luffy felt his thoughts were a little slow to catch up.

Vivi's blush deepened, but one hand secretly grasped the hem of her shirt, as if trying to lift it up, her voice barely a whisper: "I just wore..."

She was referring to the exquisite lace lingerie.

Before she could finish speaking, Luffy reacted quickly, covering her mouth with his hand, cold sweat instantly beading on his forehead.

"Don't do anything weird," he said in a low voice, with a hint of helplessness and warning.

Vivi was already extremely shy, and when Luffy stopped her like that, she recalled her bold words and actions just now and was so ashamed that she wanted to disappear into the ground.

However, Luffy's reaction made her feel a little aggrieved, and she muttered, "Why can you and Nami do some strange things?"

"what?"

Luffy was stunned.

Did Nami and I do something strange? I have no idea.

To Vivi, his reaction seemed more like an attempt to cover up the truth.

"so,"

Vivi suddenly mustered her courage and leaned even closer to Luffy, her chest almost pressed against his arm. She looked up at him with a resolute determination in her eyes, "Let's do some weird things together too."

Some things that have never been done before.

Her breath brushed against Luffy's neck, carrying a scorching heat.

"Don't you like me?" she asked the most crucial question.

"Of course I like it!" Luffy blurted out.

Vivi puffed out her cheeks: "I'm not talking about the kind of liking you have for a friend!"

This time, the deception won't work.

Luffy felt that if he told Vivi to sit still right now, she would definitely do it, but she would most likely look at him with a pitiful and tearful expression, and just thinking about that scene made his scalp tingle.

"Is it because of Nami?"

Vivi's voice trembled slightly, almost imperceptibly.

"Of course not!"

Luffy immediately retorted.

He likes Nami and Vivi; in his heart, this affection is the same, and they are both important partners.

But with Weiwei so bluntly pointing it out, it felt as if something he had never thought about before had been forcibly crammed into his muddled mind. He might have been confused before, but now, some boundaries seemed to be blurring.

For a moment, he couldn't think straight, and in his desperation, he blurted out that classic, profound statement: "Your situation isn't quite right right now, you know that, right? So I can't agree. I'm doing this all for your own good!"

This perfunctory statement, which carried a hint of a scumbag's attitude, made Weiwei frown instantly.

Are you just giving me a perfunctory answer?

Weiwei suddenly interrupted him, her eyes revealing a resentful feeling. Her previous submissive and dependent demeanor faded somewhat, and the sharpness and persistence of a princess reappeared.

"No," he denied instinctively, but his voice lacked conviction.