After ten years of pirates, awaken the lottery system

In a house somewhere in Cocosia Village, Luffy was sulking because of Ace's refusal to say goodbye.

This guy actually didn't even say hello, obviously because he was afraid that he would follow him.

"Hey Usopp, let's go to sea too."

Usopp, who was slightly injured, immediately shook his head, "The outside world is really scary. I don't want to go to sea anymore."

"You are too unambitious."

"Did you just say sea?" Zoro looked at the two of them with a face, his tone was a little confused.

"Yes, go to sea and become a pirate." Luffy said matter-of-factly.

"Being a pirate? Your ideal is really boring." Zoro curled his lips in disapproval.

"I won't let you look down on my dream. My ideal is to become the Pirate King!"

Luffy raised his arms and was pushed down by Noki Gao who was standing beside him.

"There's still a navy outside. If you're not afraid of being caught, don't implicate us!"

"Sorry~"

Nami sat aside, lowering her head and thinking about things.

"Thief girl, you are quite strong. How about being my partner?" Luffy turned to look at her, grinning and showing his white teeth.

"I was sorry for you before, but it would be too rude to use this as a nickname." Nami raised her eyebrows, dissatisfied with Luffy's title.

"Then I'll call you Nami. How about you being my partner?"

"No." Nami refused decisively.

"You're really surprised that you're not interested in something so interesting."

"You're the weird one!" Everyone complained in unison.

"Luffy, didn't we agree before going to sea when we were 17 years old? Why are you so impatient?" Usopp had no choice but to persuade, "And with our current strength, we probably won't even be able to go out to the East China Sea."

Hodi's appearance caused misunderstandings among several people, thinking that the pirates in the outside world were as strong as each other.

"That's right." Luffy folded his hands and pondered for a moment, then said: "Then it's decided, we will go to sea in three years!"

"Hey Zoro, let's go together then!"

"Don't just add me in. I have no interest in being a pirate."

"How come you are so strong?"

Zoro frowned when he heard this. The previous battle with Leopard Zang gave him a new understanding. His swordsmanship was still far from enough.

"Besides, going to sea can challenge more powerful people, right?" Luffy rarely said a normal sentence.

"What is your dream?" Zoro asked suddenly.

"Didn't I say that I want to become the Pirate King?" Luffy replied and asked back: "What about you?"

"Become the world's greatest swordsman."

"Hey~ What a nice dream." Luffy nodded as if nothing was wrong and turned to the side, "Where are you, Usopp?"

"Become a brave sea warrior."

Luffy restrained the two of them, "When the time comes, let's go to sea together and realize our dreams!"

Usopp smiled, "Of course, I am the captain of our pirate group!"

"I am the captain!"

"It's me!"

"I think I'm quite suitable." Sauron was successfully assimilated.

Nami propped her chin up and watched the argument among several people, feeling an inexplicable meaning suddenly rise in her heart.

"Then we have made an appointment to set off together in three years. We will pick up Nami then!"

"Don't count me in!" Nami scolded with dissatisfaction and a firm attitude.

Luffy made strange expressions on his face to protest against the other party's ruthlessness.

………………

The next day, on a certain cliff in Cocosia Village.

Nami slowly walked up the hill, and the cross appeared in front of her. It was the cemetery of her late adoptive mother Bellemere.

The girl sat on the edge of the cliff and stared quietly at the sea in the distance. The vast sea was full of unknown mysteries.

There were footsteps and a figure came to her side.

Nami felt the breath, and her heart beat uncontrollably. She lowered her head and refused to raise her head for a long time.

"I heard that you really want to see me?" Quinn sat next to her and turned to look at her.

The girl kept her head down, her fingers tangled together, not knowing what to say.

"I'm sorry that this happened, but I'm also glad to see your change."

Nami raised her head, slightly embarrassed, "Is other people's sadness so worthy of happiness in your eyes?"

"That's not the case, I just feel that you and I have some different impressions."

"In the impression?" Nami was keenly aware of something wrong in his words.

"Can fruit abilities be used again?" Quinn did not answer directly, but changed the topic.

Nami held the weeds in her hands and felt a strange feeling in her heart.

"Why are you asking about this?" She hoped that the other party would ask her about some past experiences, but the stubborn girl was unwilling to show too many emotions.

"I'm curious since when did you start thinking about me?"

"What are you talking about?" Nami curled her lips dissatisfied, and added: "There must be various reasons. After all, you made a big fuss about beating the Celestial Dragons at that time."

"I just respect the strong, don't get me wrong."

"Actually, you don't need to explain."

Nami lowered her eyes, "After Aaron invaded here, I developed a hatred for the fish-men. To be honest, your attitude towards the fish-man island makes me a little disgusted."

"If you haven't experienced other people's pain, how can you understand what it feels like."

Quinn nodded thoughtfully, "That's right. Most people are disgusted with fish-men."

"What about you? How did you feel about them before?" Nami asked doubtfully.

"Me?"

"When I was a slave, I learned the fact that no race is inherently discriminatory." Quinn said softly, "If you choose to hate when you are persecuted, there will be no peaceful coexistence between the two races. "

"Of course I'm not advising you to be generous. After all, this is human nature, but there are people like this in this world, such as Princess Otohime of Fishman Island."

Nami buried her head between her legs, her body looking a little thin in the wind.

The air suddenly became quiet, and only each other's gentle breathing could be heard.

Quinn broke the silence: "Actually, I have experienced some things before I understand some truths. Our human understanding of the fish people is too one-sided."

"Do you think the fishmen are all evil people like Aaron and Hody?"

Nami nodded slightly, this was her true thought.

"Actually, many murlocs think the same as you. When countless pirates invaded the murloc island and burned, killed and looted it, they also hated us."

Nami raised her head in surprise, "Us?"

"Using the word "us" is too general. After all, those people can't represent us, just like Hody can't represent the entire fish people."

There was a hint of helplessness in Quinn's words, "There are also many kind-hearted people in the fish-men tribe, but the greedy pirates just treat them as inferior creatures and use them to trade and sell items."

"Hate will only intensify in mutual confrontation. If the world is full of pirates and people like Hody who invaded Fish-Man Island, how can we talk about peaceful coexistence."

"We know too little about each other. The world needs pirates with dreams, not people corrupted by interests."

Nami looked dazed and fell into deep confusion, "You want me to go to sea?"

Quinn smiled calmly, "It's not what I think, it's what you think."

"If you are interested, why not go to Fish-Man Island and have a look? It might be helpful to you."