One Piece: I'm a Hunter on the Grand Line

Chapter 144 A Change of Fate

Kobi?

That's the one that implies the Navy Headquarters is always slacking off, and he's the only one putting in the effort—a genius?

I never expected to run into him here.

Yelena jumped to the bow and looked towards the Swan Love Boat.

In front of a woman with an iron bar on her shoulder and an incredibly broad build, stood a slightly chubby boy with his head down.

The boy adjusted his glasses, which had been pushed down by the woman's saliva, scratched the back of his head vigorously, and hunched his neck like a quail.

"Of course, it's Lady Alvida!"

"Well said!" Alvida smiled with satisfaction.

Koby nodded quickly and retreated to a corner.

A future naval hero, currently still an apprentice on a pirate ship—such a dark history is worth recording.

Yelena paused as she reached into her pocket and placed her hand on the camera.

and many more!

Morgan was prematurely defeated, and the Alvida Pirates were even more unlucky, encountering a ship full of bounty hunters, soon to become the cold-blooded Beli.

Will Coby ever have a chance to see Garp again?

It seems that my trip to the East China Sea has changed the course of some people's lives.

"Listen up, guys! Pirate hunter Zoro has been spotted in the nearby waters, and he might be on this island. Once you land, don't linger in town. Replenish your supplies and come back right away!" Alvida yelled at her men, one hand on her hip.

A few seconds after she finished speaking, seeing her subordinates staring wide-eyed and frozen in place, Alvida's face showed impatience. "Didn't you hear what I said?!"

"Captain, why don't you turn around and take a look?" A pirate asked, trembling as he pointed.

"What are you looking at! Watch out or I'll hit you with this stick—"

Alvida turned around, and Zoro was standing two meters behind her, yawning as he spoke: "Ha~ Are you done talking? If you're done, I'll get to work."

Boom, boom, boom!

Alvida quickly retreated!

She held the iron bar upright in front of her, her fat face jiggling a few times. "Green hair, green bib, and a white-sheathed sword—Zoro, the pirate hunter?! What are you doing here?!"

Zoro drew his long sword, a cold smile playing on his lips. "Of course, it's for—"

Whoosh!

A dark figure darted past him. "I'll handle this guy!"

Miss Monday swung an iron bar at Alvida!

"Hey!" Zoro's smile froze.

When Alvida saw that the person attacking her was not a pirate hunter, but a larger, darker-skinned woman, the panic in her eyes vanished instantly, and she grabbed the iron rod and rushed forward.

"Hey, no woman has ever beaten me!"

Miss Monday remained silent, but her hands moved even faster.

Yelena stood on the boat watching the game, shading her eyes with her hand.

This is a battle between fat-covered muscles and muscles all over the body. Who will come out on top?

clang!

The two iron bars collided, and a faint ripple spread out from the point of contact.

The standoff lasted less than a fraction of a second. Alvida's wrist trembled, her facial features contorted, and the iron bar in her hand was forcefully pushed and slammed heavily into her chest!

Bang!

Alvida spun through the air and landed in the sea a hundred meters away.

The fat-covered muscle was completely defeated.

"Huh? My five million Berries!" Nami leaned out halfway and reached out to grab the direction Alvida had disappeared in.

Robin looked at Yelena, "Aren't you going down to take a look? With your swimming skills, you can easily catch that pirate."

Yelena didn't move. "If I'm doing everything myself, what's the point of having companions? Since I'm not participating in this battle, I'll leave it all to them."

Miss Monday looked embarrassed. "I'll go find it!"

He jumped into the sea with a splash.

"What the hell?" Zoro shook his head and charged into the pirate group with "Wado Ichimonji" in his hand.

In no time at all, he cut down the pirate henchmen.

A dozen seconds later, only Zoro and Coby remained standing on the pirate ship.

Swish!

The long sword was pointed at Koby's nose.

"I'm not with them! Please let me go!" Koby begged for mercy on the spot.

He recounted his ordeal in trembling hands.

Zoro put down his sword, looking speechless. "What idiot would get lost and end up on someone else's ship?"

Koby bowed to him, then rushed into the cabin, and a moment later ran out carrying two packages.

He handed the larger one to Zoro, saying, "This is Alvida's treasure. You can have it all. May I disembark now?"

Just as Zoro was about to nod, a fair hand reached out and took the treasure.

"Wait a minute, let me check the other package." Nami smiled gently, but her tone carried an air of undeniable authority.

Koby nodded with a smirk.

Nami tapped her fingers on the package a few times, a look of surprise flashing in her eyes. "You didn't hold anything back at all."

She returned the package to Coby and handed him a few wallets that she had just found on the pirate's corpse.

"That should be enough for you to live on the island for a while. Remember, don't get involved with pirates again."

"Thank you!" Coby accepted the gift with gratitude, bowed to the two men and the ship next to him, glanced one last time at the corpses lying haphazardly on the deck, trembled as he left the pirate ship, and dashed into the town.

"You're actually quite humane." Zoro bent down and collected the swords and other weapons that the pirate had on hand.

Nami, busy counting money, replied without looking up, "You don't understand what it's like to be forced to live among pirates."

Zoro paused, shook his head, and didn't ask any further questions.

Ten minutes later, a soaking wet Miss Monday returned to the group.

She lowered her head in shame. "I'm so sorry, I couldn't catch that pirate. She was swimming along when a current carried her away and she disappeared."

Nami handed her the towel and patted her on the shoulder. "It's okay, just be more careful next time."

Her tone was gentle, but her eyes remained fixed on the distant sea, her expression filled with reluctance.

Yelena drew "Eve" and casually thrust the sword at the mast of the pirate ship.

The sword wave swept across, shattering the black flag into pieces.

"What?!" Zoro's eyes widened in surprise!

Yelena walked past him and went to Nami's side.

"Don't be sad. This ship doesn't look too dilapidated. Selling it along with the furniture should be worth more than Bialita's bounty. You can handle it."

Nami's expression instantly returned to normal, and she clapped her hands, "Oh right, how could I forget that?"

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Miss Monday volunteered, "I'll go with you."

Yelena walked to the railing and stared at the sea.

What a strange twist of fate! Alvida managed to escape. Could it be that she'll have successfully lost weight by the time she reappears?

Two hours later, Yelena replenished the fresh water supply, Nami returned to the ship with the money box, Zoro lifted the anchor, and Miss Monday and Mr. 9 worked together to raise the sails. The group, whose journey had been delayed by the pirates, set sail again.