Pirate: This navy is so despicable!

Nami, who was hiding in the room drawing, suddenly sneezed several times.

"It's all that bastard's fault, otherwise I wouldn't have caught a cold!"

"Don't let me meet him again!"

Chapter 87 Cooperation (Please collect and read!)

"We've arrived at Kokoyasi Village!"

"Hurry up and unload the goods! Don't be lazy!"

Jay put on an ordinary baseball cap and got off the boat with the crowd.

After a while, two fishmen came over with a group of villagers.

"Hey, have you brought the goods I asked you to bring last time?"

A cartilaginous fish-man with two pigtails and light blue skin asked directly and rudely.

His name is Croobi, and he is one of the cadres of the Arlong Pirates.

The captain in charge of transporting the cargo nodded and bowed quickly, "It's all on the ship. A total of 25 freshly slaughtered northern cattle and a hundred barrels of fine wine..."

"What are you guys standing there for? Go help carry it down and sip it!"

Another kissing merman immediately yelled at the villagers behind him.

He is also one of the cadres of the Arlong Pirates, and his name is Ju.

The villagers did not dare to show any dissatisfaction, but just numbly helped to carry the goods.

Soon, all the goods were counted.

Jiu paid the money readily and said, "Well, not bad, I'll come back for more next time."

"You guys, move all these things to the [park]."

After the two fishmen left with the goods satisfied, the remaining villagers' eyes regained their spirits.

The person in charge of the conversation was Kensuke, the sheriff of Kokoani Village.

Of course, under the dragon's rule, the title has no real meaning.

After asking about the prices of some urgently needed items, Kensuke seemed to hope that the other party would give him a lower price.

But the captain said that they were also taking a great risk to come here to trade, and what he brought were some very scarce daily necessities, so he had no trouble selling them.

Even if people in Kekoyasi Village don’t buy it, people from other villages will.

If it weren't for the fact that the oranges here tasted very good and were extremely popular when shipped back, he wouldn't have bothered to waste any more time talking about it.

The conversation between the two sides was not smooth.

At this time, Nami, who was hiding in the dark, couldn't bear it anymore and came out immediately.

“Can’t it really be cheaper?”

The captain was about to speak when he saw the tattoo that Nami had deliberately exposed.

He thought for a moment and said, "Since this lady has spoken, let's make the deal at a 20% discount."

It is obvious that they don't want to offend the group of fishmen on the island, so the less profit the better.

Unexpectedly, Kensuke and the others immediately changed their expressions after seeing Nami, and then said in a very stiff tone: "No need, let's trade according to the original price."

The captain was stunned and subconsciously looked at Nami.

Nami was a little anxious, "Why?"

"We'd rather not have a discount in exchange for that disgusting tattoo."

Nami immediately took a step back with a pale face, and then covered the tattoo on her left shoulder with her hand.

She bit her lip and said, "Then I'll pay for everyone to buy it, okay?"

"No, it's too dirty."

Nami suffered a huge blow in an instant and turned and ran.

A look of pity flashed across Kensuke's face, but he forced himself to look cold.

"I'm sorry, Nami."

"That's the only way we can protect you."

Turning around, Kensuke again said that the transaction would be conducted according to the previous price.

The captain was naturally happy to see this happen.

"Don't worry, there are still plenty of things you need on the ship."

"We'll go harvest the oranges first, and after we've harvested them and calculated the price, we'll do the deduction."

No one had any objection. After all, even if they were asked to buy it now, they didn't have the money.

. . . . . .

"Why won't anyone accept my kindness?"

"I don't want such a disgusting tattoo."

"Yes, I know that the money was earned through fraud and deception. It's dirty!"

"But I have no choice. To save everyone and redeem the village, I have no choice but to do this."

"Why can't anyone understand me? Why?"

Nami picked up a branch and beat the tree madly, then sat on the ground, buried her head deeply, and tears suddenly flowed out uncontrollably.

"Huh? That's strange. I remember I had someone throw you into the sea to feed the fish."

Hearing this slightly surprised voice, Nami instinctively looked up.

Through the hazy tears, one can still see someone's annoying look.

"It's you?!"

Nami was startled and quickly wiped away her tears, standing up with a wary look on her face.

"Why are you here? Believe it or not, if I shout immediately, Boss Dragon will come to rescue me immediately!"

"Oh, then why don't you shout? Don't you want to?"

"..."

Jay pretended to ask casually, "I saw what happened just now. It seems that you don't have a good relationship with the people in the village."

Nami was annoyed, "None of your business! If you don't leave, I'm really going to call for help!"

"Tell me, what you just said about having to resort to fraud to make money 'in order to redeem the village', is that true or false?"

"What's it to you? Are you leaving or not?"

"Just consider it as satisfying my curiosity. I let you go last time. You should learn to be grateful."

Nami was so angry that she laughed, "How dare you bring up what happened last time! I worked so hard to steal these things, and in the end, you, a bastard, got them all for free! Give me back my money!"

"Give it back to you? That's impossible. Because the next day I returned all the things you stole to their original owners."

"What?! How can there be someone as stupid as you!?"

Nami was so angry that she almost went into shock.

But deep down, I had a better impression of the person in front of me.

A person who can control his greed and return the found property to its original owner cannot be that bad.

Of course, it’s still too stupid!

As for why she believed it...it was probably intuition, a woman's intuition.

"you have not answer my question yet."

"Yes, there's a pact between me and the dragon. As long as I earn 100 million berries, I can redeem the village. So, for the past few years, I've been doing everything I can to make money, cheating and deceiving people everywhere. Are you satisfied now?"

Nami said with an impatient look on her face, just wanting the guy in front of her to disappear quickly.

"So how much have you saved now?"

"What do you want to do!"

Nami suddenly took two steps back, a wary look in her eyes.

"Don't be nervous, I have a collaboration, do you want to listen to it?"

"What cooperation?"

"You do me a favor, and I'll help you wipe out the Dragon gang. After you're done, you'll give me the stolen money you earned."

Nami was stunned for a moment, and almost couldn't help raising her voice, "You...kill the evil dragon gang?"

She was a little tempted, but shook her head again, "You have no idea how powerful the evil dragon gang is, and... anyway, this is impossible. Go away, I'll pretend I didn't hear what you just said."

Jay lit a cigar and exhaled a long puff of smoke. "How will you know if you don't try? Anyway, if I fail, you won't lose anything. You can still continue to save your money."

Chapter 88: Lure the Rat Out of the Hole (Please Collect and Read!)

Nami was...conflicted.

"How can I help you?"

"First, tell me how much money you have now. This is very important."

Nami hesitated for a long time before saying a number, "Fifty million berries."

Jay nodded, that was easy.

"What I need you to do is simple. Pretend to casually let out a piece of news: you're about to make a big splash and will soon save up 100 million."

"This news must reach the ears of those fishmen without revealing any loopholes."

Nami's eyes widened, "Huh? I... don't understand. Why would you do that?"

"You don't need to understand the significance of this. You just need to know that if you do as I say, I will help you kill the evil dragon and his gang."

"If I succeed, you give me the money. If I fail, just pretend you've never met me and continue saving your money."

"Look, whether I succeed or not, you have nothing to lose."

After hearing this, Nami paced back and forth, her expression changing back and forth.

She always felt that this matter was not that simple, as if something was not right, but she couldn't figure it out.

"When I kill the evil dragon and his gang, your village will be liberated. Then many people will probably be grateful to you."

Jay's light words made Nami make up her mind immediately.

"Okay, I believe you once!"

"It's a wise decision, you won't regret it in the future."

After dealing with the key figure Nami, Jay knew that the matter was half successful.

Next is to wait patiently.

To be on the safe side, he declined Nami's invitation and chose to hide alone in the forest.

Anyway, he has no worries about food and drink, and there are so many supplies in the card pack, just enough for him to use up a batch.

. . . . . .

Two days later.

Many fishmen in the Dragon Park are eating and drinking happily.

The whole roasted cow was eaten up by the dragon in less than two minutes.

Even the bones were chewed and swallowed!

Then the evil dragon, who was still not satisfied, picked up a large barrel of wine and drank it all. When he was about to have someone roast another cow, he saw Xiao Ba, a cadre, running back in a panic.

"Brother Dragon, no...something bad has happened. Nami...Nami..."

"Hmm? Tell me slowly, what happened to Nami?"