A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 384 An Eccentric Family: Grandfather a Navy Hero, Father a Revolutionary Army Leader, and Himself a Pirate King?

But this was just Nami's inner monologue.

After all, the Demon Child has been missing for a very, very long time.

Nami felt that there was a high probability that the demon child was already dead.

Keep in mind that the person was only eight years old when the Navy put a bounty on their head.

How could an eight-year-old girl escape the navy's capture?

That's a joke.

At such a young age, even without the Navy's bounty, surviving would be an incredibly difficult thing, right?

Nami has a lot to say on this point.

She ran away to make a living when she was very young, because of a promise she made to Ah Long.

The hardships she endured are beyond the comprehension of outsiders; only Nami herself knows the depth of her suffering.

Nami knew very well that she was only alive because of sheer luck.

Countless times, Nami has faced life-or-death crises; if it weren't for good luck, she would definitely have died.

This was even before she had a bounty on her head from the Navy.

Nami finds Nico Robin's ordeal both terrifying and deeply moving.

The navy's claims are really exaggerated, even ridiculous.

What can an eight-year-old child do?

Don't you feel guilty offering a reward for a child like this?

After a series of complaints, Nami finally turned her attention back to the diary, once again marveling at Zhou Cheng's incredible imagination.

Luffy attacks Enies Lobby?

Please, that's Enies Lobby!

The World Government's courts are located there and are one of the most important organs of power within the World Government.

Has Luffy lost his mind? How dare he attack Enies Lobby?

This is tantamount to openly slapping the Navy in the face!

No, "slapping in the face" is an understatement; this is practically a declaration of war against the navy.

Fighting against Whitebeard at Marine Headquarters can be described as having a "similar effect".

Although it is slightly less severe, it is still earth-shattering when viewed on the vast ocean.

Only Luffy could do something like this, and only Luffy could escape unscathed.

[Who cares? He's the protagonist of the One Piece world! He's got that kind of aura about him, how can it be the same?]

[He was clearly no match for Bruno, but at the crucial moment he suddenly mastered Gear Second, greatly increasing his strength—can you believe it?]

This is totally the same formula as those main characters.

[Let's look at Luffy's background. Wow, his grandfather is the Marine hero Garp, his father is the Revolutionary Army leader Dragon, and his brother is the famous Portgas D. Ace.]

[A true chosen one.]

Nami: "..."

Luffy stormed Enies Lobby and somehow escaped unscathed?

Could it be that Luffy had already become the fifth Emperor of the Sea at that time?

Nami thought this was really too exaggerated.

Needless to say, the military strength on Enies Lobby itself is considerable; such an important place would certainly be heavily guarded.

Considering the special nature of Enies Lobby, if Enies Lobby is truly no match for Luffy, then the Navy will definitely launch a Buster Call.

What kind of configuration does the Buster Call have?

Five vice admirals + ten rear admirals + ten thousand naval elites!

That was an absolutely terrifying power that would strike fear into the hearts of all pirates.

In Nami's view, the real goal is to storm Enies Lobby, rescue Nami, and then escape unscathed.

It would be absolutely impossible without the strength of a Yonko (Emperor of the Sea).

This week, Luffy was portrayed as far too powerful, even being called the protagonist of this world?

Isn't that a bit too much?

"Bruno?"

Immediately afterwards, a name caught Nami's eye.

This expert from CP9 was completely unfamiliar to Nami; she couldn't possibly know him.

Based on the context, we can only speculate that this was a member of the navy on Enies Lobby, and clearly a highly skilled individual.

After all, Zhou Cheng's description was quite clear: Luffy was definitely not going to be able to beat Bruno at first.

It wasn't until he awakened "Second Gear" and his strength increased greatly that he was able to turn the tide and win.

"Second gear?"

"What is this now?"

Nami couldn't figure it out for the time being.

However, since there is a second gear, then there must also be a first gear, right?

So, will there be a third or fourth gear?

This is truly a very interesting thing. Can a person's strength really have so many levels?

Nami has really never encountered anything like this before.

After all, the pirates in the East Blue are all too ordinary.

Nami's style is all about sneaking around, cheating and deceiving; she never confronts people directly.

However, Nami doesn't really care about these things.

She quickly shifted her attention back to the spoilers below.

I was suddenly at a loss for words.

That Luffy is actually the grandson of the Navy hero Garp?

Are you kidding me? Didn't the diary always say that Luffy is a pirate?

Or perhaps the future emperor of the seas!

As it turns out, his grandfather was Vice Admiral Garp, the face and iconic figure of the Navy.

The grandson of a naval hero is actually a pirate?

What kind of weird setting is this?

It's like a joke!

Nami doesn't know if Garp has a grandson, but even if Garp does have a grandson, how could he possibly let his grandson become a pirate?

How unreliable must this naval hero be for his grandson to become a pirate?

"Wait a moment."

Nami suddenly remembered something and paused for a moment.

It seems that Zhou Cheng did indeed say before that Luffy came from Windmill Village.

Windmill Village, isn't that the hometown of the naval hero Garp?

Zhou Cheng, that guy, is quite detail-oriented.

They even thought of such inconspicuous places, leaving no loopholes.

But it's a pity.

Nami still doesn't really believe in this kind of thing.

The idea of ​​a naval hero's pirate grandson is utterly absurd.

Of course, that's not the most ridiculous thing. The most ridiculous thing is that Luffy's father is actually Dragon, the leader of the Revolutionary Army.

???

So, Luffy's family structure is like this: grandfather is a Marine, son is a Revolutionary Army soldier, and grandson is a pirate.

What an odd family!

So, it turns out that three different factions and forces with different stances occupy the entire ocean?

Not to mention, Zhou Cheng did mention Luffy's brother, the famous Fire Fist Ace.

This is the captain of the Whitebeard Pirates, a truly important figure across the entire ocean.

Someone of this caliber is actually Luffy's brother?

If everything Zhou Cheng said is true, then Luffy's background is absolutely incredible!

He can be considered the strongest second-generation heir in history.

"What a bizarre family!"

Tony from the neighboring universe of 199999 was also deeply speechless.

While Nami now treats the diary as a story, Tony completely believes the spoilers above.

He knew it was true.

That's why I felt even more speechless.

Tony was genuinely curious about just how talented the naval hero Garp really was.

Logically speaking, someone with such a background would undoubtedly train their sons and grandsons to become naval officers.

Okay, let's take a step back and say that even if the son doesn't follow in his father's footsteps, they won't necessarily go down completely opposite paths, right?

But Garp turned out to be quite something.

His children and grandchildren are both revolutionaries and pirates; they are all enemies of the navy!

This guy really doesn't know how to raise children.

Tony was genuinely curious about what it would be like if this family met.

Sons and grandsons are fine; pirates and the Revolutionary Army are not on the same side, but at least they are not enemies.

But what if it's the grandfather?

Whether it's seeing his son or his grandson, does it have to be a fight?

Meanwhile, Tony was even more curious: hadn't the Navy hero Garp been discharged from the Navy yet?

He's both the son of a revolutionary and the grandson of a pirate; the Navy could never possibly leave him at home, could they?

It would be good if they didn't treat him as a spy or undercover agent.

[Not just Luffy himself, but all the members of the Straw Hat Pirates are not ordinary people.]

[Zoro goes without saying; even now, he's a renowned pirate hunter in the East Blue.]

[He even managed to withstand a sword strike from Hawkeye Mihawk in Baratie, earning Mihawk's approval.]

[You have to understand, Zoro right now is nothing but an ant compared to Mihawk.]

This demonstrates just how exceptional his qualifications are.

[He will later become a super pirate with a bounty of 1.1 billion, and a great swordsman who will shake the entire seas!]

"A pirate hunter?"

"So this Zoro is actually the famous pirate hunter!"

Nami suddenly realized what was going on.

No wonder the name Zoro seemed familiar to her before.

However, without thinking about it carefully, he didn't immediately realize who this person was.

But Nami is very familiar with the nickname "Pirate Hunter".

The diary is right; this person is indeed very famous in the East China Sea.

Moreover, most pirates keep this pirate hunter a closely guarded secret.

This person is definitely one of the most powerful figures in the East China Sea.

However, how could someone like this join Luffy's pirate crew?

No matter how you look at it, it seems absurd.

That's a pirate hunter, you know.

A bounty hunter who specializes in hunting pirates.

In other words, they are the enemy of pirates!

How could someone like that become a pirate?

The turn of events is a bit too drastic!

"Baratie?"

"Mihawk?"

The further Nami read, the more absurd it seemed.

Nami naturally knew about the Baratie restaurant, a famous restaurant throughout the East Blue.

It always manages to attract some important figures from the East China Sea to visit.

Even if Barati is famous, it's still just a restaurant in the East China Sea.

What makes them so capable of attracting someone of Mihawk's caliber?

Although Mihawk's reputation is not as great as that of the Four Emperors, he is still a super big figure who is famous throughout the entire ocean.

That's one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, hailed as the world's greatest swordsman!

When did someone like that appear in the East China Sea?

If it happens, it will definitely be explosive news, causing a sensation throughout the East China Sea.

however.

Just like the previous incidents where Whitebeard stormed Marine Headquarters, Nami had never heard of it before.

Therefore, without a doubt, this matter is also false.

It was also a story fabricated by Zhou Cheng.

As for the idea of ​​a pirate hunter taking a direct hit from Mihawk's sword, Nami also considered that impossible.

Even if a pirate hunter has a great reputation, he has only made a name for himself in the East Blue.

How could he possibly be compared to someone of Hawkeye Mihawk's caliber?

He even gained Mihawk's appreciation?

Is Zoro's talent really that extraordinary?

Pirate Hunter, is he such a genius?

Nami neither confirmed nor denied this.

Since the pirate hunter was able to make such a name for himself in the East Blue, he was certainly no ordinary person.

Nami didn't believe that the other party could be that powerful.

Especially what the diary says next: Zoro's bounty has reached 1.1 billion!

hiss!

Even if we temporarily accept these spoilers as part of the story, Nami was still shocked by the exaggerated number Zhou Cheng gave.

What does 1.1 billion mean?

Marco, the first division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates, has this much of a bounty.

This is undoubtedly a top-tier expert across the four seas, someone that the weakest sea, the East Sea, could not possibly contain.

This aligns with Zhou Cheng's earlier statement about Luffy becoming the fifth Emperor of the Sea.

If Luffy is truly on par with the Four Emperors, then his subordinates would naturally be comparable to the admirals under the Four Emperors, right?

Where's Sanji?

On the surface, he's just the Straw Hat Pirates' cook, but his skills are surprisingly formidable.

[He, along with Luffy and Zoro, has always been a core fighting force of the Straw Hat Pirates.]

[Not only is he incredibly strong, but his lineage is equally extraordinary—he's from the legendary Vinsmoke family!]

In other words, this old lecher is actually a prince of the Germa Kingdom!

[Having undergone genetic modification, and later acquiring a unique combat suit, he awakened a power that had been dormant for a long time.]

The final bounty reached an astonishing one billion!

Sanji?

That cook?

Nami raised an eyebrow, a hint of interest appearing on her face.

She really wanted to know what kind of interesting setup or story Zhou Cheng would give Sanji.

With this interest in mind, Nami continued reading the latest content and found that Zhou Cheng truly did not disappoint her.

Well, Sanji may be a cook, but he's no ordinary cook; he's surprisingly strong!

Anyway, Nami has been adventuring in the East Blue for so many years, and I've never seen a chef with a warrior character design.

However, this kind of setting is indeed quite interesting.

But it's a bit much that a chef with a warrior's background would become the core combat force of a sea emperor's team, isn't it?

If you really have that skill, why are you working as a chef?

and……

The Vinsmoke family?

What kind of family is this?

Nami tilted her head, lost in thought, but couldn't recall any clues about the name.

This family is still a completely unfamiliar family to Nami.

However, judging from the diary, is this family the royal family of the Germa Kingdom?

Sanji's cook at Baratie was actually a prince of a kingdom?

This makes it even more difficult for Nami to know what to say.

If Sanji has such a powerful background, is he crazy or insane? Why would he give up being a prince and come to the East Blue to be a cook?

He even joined the Straw Hat Pirates and became a pirate?

(End of this chapter)