[One Piece] Capture the Vampire

Four years have passed, and Deborah has made acquaintance with many people in Windmill Village by virtue of her astonishing appetite. The first is Maginot, the proprietress of the Windmill Village restaurant.

Maginot would always be amazed that this little girl could eat so many meals, but she didn't gain any weight at all.

Next is the farmer Deb, because Deborah often comes to the farm to help with work. As for why she comes to work on the farm, it still has to start with her amazing appetite.

Although Garp regularly mails Bailey to the mayor of Windmill Village every month, Deborah's appetite is too big. She could even eat the food of three Luffies by herself, so most of the food in Windmill Village went into Debria's stomach.

How did Deborah herself explain it?

"I'm growing. Isn't it normal to eat more?" This successfully made all the villagers unable to refute.

Due to her gluttonous presence, the supply of food in Windmill Village often exceeds demand. The village has only so many laborers and its output is limited. This leads to some friction in trade between Windmill Village and other villages.

Sometimes when merchants in Orange Town and Sugar Juice Village come to buy food, they will be told that it has been sold out. Deborah said that his beef and milk have been eaten by Debelia, and they can no longer trade. Businessmen who come to buy goods often leave helplessly.

So the sensible Deborah took the initiative to take care of the cows on the farm. To Deb's surprise, the little girl took good care of the cows, and she found that the quality of the milk and beef produced was significantly improved.

When Deb asked Deborah how she did it, Deborah explained her method carefully: "I arranged a sleeping place for the cows, and I used fine sand from the beach to spread them in. In the shed where they live, and when I went to the farmland, I harvested some oat grass that the farmers did not want, ground it and added it to the feed, so that the quality of their milk would be higher."

Deborah suddenly realized after hearing this. He had never thought that he had not developed this method for raising cows for more than 20 years. A child as young as Deborah was actually proficient in raising cows. Could it be said that she was a breeding genius? !

In fact, Deborah just wants to increase the quantity and quality of milk produced by the cows so that she can make up for the part of the beef and milk she consumes. It doesn't hurt to tell these simple villagers these superficial knowledge.

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Deborah used her knowledge of agricultural production in the modern world to create huge profits for Windmill Village.

The farmland in Windmill Village has become more productive and fertile under Deborah's guidance, and she has also taught farmers more efficient and convenient farming techniques and harvesting methods.

As a result, the annual grain output in Windmill Village has increased year by year in recent years, and the villagers' lives have become richer. Because Deborah knows the principle of "a drop of water is repaid by a spring of spring", and because the village is full of kind and simple people, Deborah is also willing to make the lives of the villagers here better.

Everyone thinks that Deborah is a wizard in agriculture, and her only explanation for her rich theoretical knowledge is: "Knowledge is power."

In this way, Windmill Village became increasingly wealthy, and therefore it was targeted by many people with ulterior motives.

For example, Tracyl, the notorious human trafficker in the East China Sea. He specializes in abducting children from various villages and cities in the East China Sea and selling them to Celestial Dragons or nobles. He also specializes in looking for children with good looks.

Compared to some pirates, Tresil's behavior was obviously worse, but the World Government only had a bounty of two million beli.

This Tresil looked at the windmill village that had become increasingly prosperous in recent years, and was ready to extend his claws here.

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One evening, Deborah was just about to go home from the farm. She was stopped by a very nervous woman on the road: "Leah! Did you see coral today? This child hasn't returned yet." Home!"

This woman's name is Cui Xi. Her husband, a pirate, passed away three years ago. Now she is raising her child alone. Her daughter is called Coral.

"Aunt Trish, I haven't seen coral all day today."

Deborah was still surprised today. Coral, who usually came early to help in the fields, was nowhere to be seen today. She thought the little girl had other things to do.

When Cui Xi heard Deborah's words, her expression suddenly changed. Her tone became urgent: "Coral... Coral went out this morning. I thought she went to play in the farmland. She was supposed to go home in the afternoon, but now it's evening and she hasn't come back yet! This child Will something happen?!" Deborah's expression became serious when she heard Cui Xi say this.

"Aunt Trish, don't worry! Let me ask you if anyone has seen coral today?" Deborah asked all the way from the farmland to the center of the town. Everyone said they had never seen coral.

When Deborah was about to leave the town center, a boy playing in the square suddenly stopped her, scratched his hair as if remembering something, and said, "I saw a very richly dressed man at the port today. Talk to Coral! Coral then followed her on the boat and they never came back!”

Deborah knew as soon as she heard that Coral had been trafficked, so she continued to ask the boy: "Did you see which direction they went?"

"I originally planned to play with corals! So I went to ask the uncle at the dock. The uncle said that the man seemed to have come to the village to purchase goods. They seemed to have gone to Golbo Mountain."

"I know, thank you, this is candy for you." Deborah took out a lollipop from her pocket, threw it into the boy's hand, and ran towards the port.

"Golbo Mountain? Does this human trafficker have any connection with the bandits?"