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

Chapter 385 That guy actually beat up a Celestial Dragon?

The key point is that he became a pirate, and eventually he became a great pirate with a bounty of one billion.

He's on the same level as Zoro, the pirate hunter.

Wow, this chef is pretty good.

Nami had no idea that the East Blue had such great potential.

Apart from Garp and One Piece, there hasn't been a single decent figure in the East Blue, which has been experiencing a long period of "talent gap." Surprisingly, so many powerful figures have emerged in the future.

Is this still the East China Sea?

Nami was completely confused.

"Combat Suit!"

"Genetic modification!"

Tony from the neighboring 199999 universe noticed these two words immediately.

The diary had previously mentioned the battle suit, leading Tony to speculate that the One Piece world still possesses a certain level of technological power.

And it doesn't seem weak at all.

Although the diary didn't provide much information about this "combat suit," the term itself already conveyed a lot.

Without a certain level of technological expertise, this thing simply cannot be manufactured.

Now, genetic modification technology has emerged in the One Piece world.

This surprised Tony even more.

If Tony, as the creator of the Mark series armor, could still have some confidence and assurance in the face of the combat suit, then...

In the field of genetic modification, Tony really doesn't have much to say, as it's not his area of ​​expertise.

Of course, everyone has their own expertise, and Tony can't possibly be good at everything, but it's an undeniable fact that his level of genetic technology in his own world is still in its early stages.

Otherwise, why is Captain America so difficult to replicate?

Whether Sanji's genetic modification can compare to Captain America Tony's is unknown, but one thing is certain: the genetic technology of the neighboring world is not inferior.

It could even be described as very high!

"interesting."

"This is an interesting world."

Tony couldn't help but sigh softly.

A world that has never even heard of the concept of the universe, where pirates roam freely and civilization seems to be quite low, has somehow managed to create some groundbreaking things.

This was something Tony hadn't expected at all.

It seems I underestimated the world of One Piece.

Even though Nami is a bit of a money-grubber and not a combatant in the pirate crew, but just a navigator, her bounty eventually reached over 300 million!

[This is already more than ten times stronger than Arlong, the most powerful fish-man in the East Blue!]

Of course, Nami's most important value lies not in combat, but in her seafaring skills.

She was undoubtedly the world's most talented navigator; even Arlong and his fish-men were full of praise for her.

[Not to mention his expertise in meteorology and navigation, he can also sense the weather with his body and accurately draw nautical charts.]

"I?"

"A 300 million yuan bounty?"

"Pfft!"

Nami couldn't help but laugh out loud.

She never expected that Zhou Cheng would include her in the Straw Hat Pirates.

Well, it seems there was some foreshadowing earlier, saying that Luffy would encounter himself after setting sail.

Moreover, the role of a navigator certainly fits Nami's identity.

This is precisely what Nami found absurd: how could a navigator like her have a bounty of 300 million?

Zhou Cheng thinks too highly of himself, doesn't he?

Nami's current strength can't be described as weak, but it's definitely not strong at all, otherwise she wouldn't be sneaking around all the time.

Moreover, Nami doesn't actually have any training plans; her dream is to draw nautical charts.

But Zhou Cheng said that she had become a notorious pirate with a bounty of 300 million?

Three hundred million!

It's worth noting that the strongest guys in the East Blue right now are Arlong the Fishman and Creek, who are only worth around ten or twenty million.

I am actually much, much stronger than them?

This joke has gone way too far.

It seems that Zhou Cheng's consistent style is to exaggerate.

Even someone as insignificant as himself, a lowly underling, could fantasize about being a great pirate of that caliber.

So it's not surprising that people imagine Luffy as the fifth emperor of the sea, or that pirate hunters as super pirates.

"wrong."

But soon, Nami's smile froze, because she thought of something very important.

Why does Zhou Cheng know me so well?

If I knew beforehand that I was greedy for money, then so be it.

But the result?

Do you also know that you are proficient in meteorology and navigation?

Do you know that you can sense the weather through your body?

You also know that you can accurately draw nautical charts?

Who exactly is this guy?

To know these things, it's impossible for anyone to know so comprehensively.

Even her own sister, Makino, was the same!

Even though Makino knew that Nami loved money and that Nami could accurately draw nautical charts, she didn't know that Nami could accurately sense the weather with her body.

Nami didn't tell anyone about this, not even her sister Makino.

Not to mention the guys in Arlong's pirate crew.

So, how did Zhou Cheng find out?

Nami was utterly puzzled, and her expression grew increasingly serious.

At first, she thought that she had accidentally stolen the diary, or that it was originally on the small boat and that she had just discovered it by chance.

But now?

Nami realized that she might have oversimplified things before.

Judging from how well Zhou Cheng seemed to know me, could it be that he deliberately brought this diary to me?

But if that's the case, then what is Zhou Cheng's purpose?

Surely it's not just for the sake of reading some wildly imaginative stories, is it?

Or is there some other deeper meaning?

These imaginative stories from recent years are just the surface; what message are they actually trying to convey to me?

Nami began to fall into deep thought.

The 199999 universe next door.

Tony's expression became quite interesting.

This short spoiler has revealed the technological advancements in the One Piece world much more clearly.

First of all, there's navigation, which is a term that shouldn't exist in modern society.

That was in ancient times when the level of technology was relatively backward, even astronomical navigation and positioning were difficult problems, and the judgment of various weather conditions was also extremely backward, making going to sea a huge challenge. It was under these circumstances that the term arose!

This single word alone is enough to illustrate that the overall civilization of the One Piece world is indeed backward.

They were mostly sailboats or steamships.

This also fits the background of rampant piracy even more.

And what about looking further down?

Tony's guess was increasingly confirmed: Nami's special skills were actually sensing the weather and drawing nautical charts.

What does this tell us?

The technological level of the world next door is really not high.

They can't even do something as simple as weather forecasting.

There isn't even a complete map!

And this is the most basic and fundamental configuration in modern society, isn't it?

Without even weather forecasts and maps, location and navigation become a joke.

That's why the world next door needs navigators!

All the related fragments before and after matched up, giving Tony a clearer and more certain understanding of the level of civilization in the neighboring world.

There's really no doubt that the world next door isn't very developed.

But the fact that such a world could produce combat suits and genetic modification technology only made Tony more amazed.

[People like Nico Robin, Chopper, Franky, and Brook are all incredibly talented, needless to say.]

Even Jinbe, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, eventually joined the Straw Hat Pirates.

Back then, Jinbe was one of Big Mom's men.

[He betrayed Big Mom to join the Straw Hat Pirates, and showed no fear in the face of her soul-binding spell—a true man!]

To be honest, the Straw Hat Pirates' lineup is top-tier even across the entire ocean.

[It's just that Luffy, as the captain, is a little unreliable.]

After all, what normal person would do something like beating up a Celestial Dragon?

Nami's attention was once again drawn to the diary.

In this short spoiler, Zhou Cheng revealed quite a few members of the Straw Hat Pirates, but apart from Nico Robin, Nami had never heard of the others.

After all, neither Chopper, Franky, nor the others are any big names who are famous all over the world or the East China Sea.

But there was one exception.

"Jinbe, the Knight of the Sea?"

"One of the Seven Warlords of the Sea?"

Nami couldn't help but show a look of surprise on her face.

She had heard of that name before.

After all, the reason why the Seven Warlords of the Sea were appointed as such by the World Government is because each of them is a super pirate who is famous throughout the world.

As a seasoned veteran who has been roaming the East Blue for so many years, Nami is no stranger to this name.

For Nami, this was definitely a top-tier figure.

Zhou Cheng was saying that even a big shot like him had joined the Straw Hat Pirates.

This Straw Hat Pirates crew is really amazing!

But when did Jinbe become one of Big Mom's men?

Nami frowned slightly.

The Four Emperors, the Seven Warlords of the Sea, and the Navy are three different forces.

Although the Seven Warlords of the Sea are still pirates, they are legal pirates recognized by the Navy and are subject to the Navy's control to a certain extent.

How could he possibly be involved with the Four Emperors?

Moreover, from another perspective, how could the Four Emperors allow their own people to become the Seven Warlords of the Sea?

No matter how Nami thought about it, something just didn't seem right.

Nami's first reaction was an instinctive feeling that this was another story written by Zhou Cheng.

is fake.

But then Nami shook her head. Perhaps Zhou Cheng was trying to convey some message to her through this absurd description.

If that's the case, what exactly is the other person trying to tell me?

Nami felt her mind was a bit of a mess, and she couldn't figure it out for the time being.

She then turned her attention back to her diary.

Then I was severely provoked again.

What the hell?

Did Luffy beat up a Celestial Dragon?

Beating?

Celestial Dragons?

Nami read it carefully several times before confirming that she hadn't misread it and that it was indeed written that way in the diary.

His eyes almost popped out of his head from being stared at.

That's a Celestial Dragon.

The world's nobles, the masters and rulers of the entire ocean, possess supreme and absolute power that transcends all others.

Even the Navy is run by the Celestial Dragons!

On the high seas, you can attack pirates, you can disrespect the Navy, and you can even capture Revolutionary Army soldiers.

In short, you can deal with anyone on the high seas, but not the Celestial Dragons.

Celestial Dragons are people above all others.

Moreover, this concept is so deeply ingrained that it is written into everyone's DNA.

Even someone of the Four Emperors' caliber wouldn't provoke a Celestial Dragon.

Even someone of the caliber of the three admirals is destined to be bossed around by the Celestial Dragons.

No one has ever dared to do anything to the Celestial Dragons.

Never!

However, the diary now says that Luffy beat up a Celestial Dragon!

This kind of thing might be hard for someone like Tony from another world to understand.

But Nami knew all too well how shocking this was, a truly earth-shattering event.

It's even more shocking than Whitebeard storming Marine Headquarters or Luffy storming Enies Lobby.

That Zhou Cheng really dares to write anything in his diary.

Of course, Luffy paid a heavy price for this; his entire pirate crew was almost wiped out.

[Admiral Kizaru personally led his troops to capture him, along with the Pacifistas brought by Sentomaru, and Kuma, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea.]

This kind of lineup far surpasses what the Straw Hat Pirates were made of; they simply have no chance against it.

[If it weren't for Rayleigh's interference and Kuma's covert assistance as a Revolutionary Army spy, the Straw Hat Pirates would truly be history.]

This is the price Luffy pays for his reckless and willful behavior!

Nami felt a slight sense of suffocation.

Even though it was just a text description, and its authenticity couldn't be confirmed, it was enough to stir Nami's mind.

The reason is simply that the scene was far too grand.

It's so grand that even just thinking about it makes Nami's veins throb.

A Marine Admiral plus a Shichibukai?

Is this the consequence of assaulting a Celestial Dragon?

hiss!

seek death!

That's just courting death.

Looking across the entire ocean, apart from the power of the sea emperors, who else could handle such a situation?

Surely Luffy wasn't already the fifth emperor when he beat up the Celestial Dragons, was he?

Judging from the description in the diary, it is clearly not true.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have almost been wiped out, right?

The pirate crew of the Sea Emperor is not that weak!

"pacifist?"

Immediately afterwards, a look of confusion appeared on Nami's face.

what is this?

This super weapon, secretly developed by the Navy and only introduced during the Marineford War, was something Nami could never have heard of.

But since he was specifically mentioned in the diary, he must have been a formidable figure.

(End of this chapter)