12 Part three - Nami 4/4

Watching the girl shaking his captain's hand, Zoro couldn't help but think that it would be much safer for her to sell her soul to the Devil than to strike a deal with Luffy. Moreover, in the eyes of the swordsman, the Devil was a creature much more honest and less greedy than his captain. Unlike Luffy, the Devil immediately named the price of his services, and did not take more. But his captain, as Zoro managed to understand over the past year and a half since their acquaintance, not only rarely named the price, but often did not even mention it. However, in the end, everyone who contacted him ended up in eternal bondage with him. And, worst of all, people, realizing who they had contacted, still continued to plow on him - because he took the souls of people for himself in the first place. And without a soul, where can you go from him? Yes, nowhere! And Zoro understood this perfectly from his own experience ... as Nami was soon to understand.

And the green-haired guy did not doubt at all that the girl, despite her promise, would try to rob them at the first successful occasion. Too easily she agreed to Luffy's offer to be believed unconditionally like that. "Cat-Thief" is "Cat-Thief", it would be foolish to expect anything different from her. At the same time, she could not even imagine with whom she decided to link her fate. Luffy is not Arlong. When the first one gets down to business, the people, ultimately, give him everything that they have and will ever appear, and will sacredly believe that they still have to pay. People trapped in Luffy's trap continued to think so, even after realizing his true nature. The confirmation? To do this, Zoro himself only had to look in the mirror.

- Hey, Zoro, before you killed them all, at least you asked who they are? Luffy turned to the guy, knocking him out of his thoughts.

- Nine million - the swordsman replied, immediately realizing what his captain was driving at.

- Nine? Not bad, not bad, but where do you know their ship?

- Ask Nami - it was she who robbed them.

Luffy looked at the girl questioningly.

- I, of course, know where their ship is, but why do you need it? - the newly made navigator of the team was genuinely puzzled.

- What do you mean why? We will kill the captain, hand over to the marines and get a reward for him, and this is more than six million.

- You said you were pirates! - The openly shocked girl exclaimed, pointing an accusatory finger at Luffy. - Stop! You're the Pirate Slayer! - Nami's finger moved to Zoro. - You're the most famous pirate hunter in the East Blue! You can't be a pirate! You deceived me!

- Damn, another tundra - Luffy sighed, which elicited a grin from his first mate. - Don't worry so much, we have everything seized and worked out for a long time. You, most importantly, show us where their ship is, and then we'll figure it out ourselves. Moreover, in addition to the captain's head, there you can not only scoop up all the provisions, but also sell all stocks of weapons, their things and the ship itself. Consider, in addition to the reward for the captain, we will put another twenty or thirty million on top. And, secondly, expropriate the expropriated - I just love to loot my opponents! What for good to disappear? Right, Zoro?

The swordsman nodded in agreement, trying not to laugh at the sight of Nami's elongated face.

- Then why are we standing? The raid is waiting for us! Let's go, let's go! Nami?

- A?

- Bae! Where is the ship, I ask?

- Ahhh… there - the confused girl poked her finger behind Luffy's back.

- So let's go! Or do you need somewhere else?

- Uh-uh ... no?

- Did you answer or ask?

- No!

- Then go, go! - the guy began to push the girl in the back. - What if someone will report to them that Zoro is on the island, and they will dump, without waiting for the return of the ghouls? Have you never stumbled upon a time-limited inst? That's why everyone doesn't like noobs: you always slow down!

- Ok, I got it, got it! I'm coming, coming! - Nami hurriedly walked towards one hidden bay, where the pirates of "Mad" Willie dropped anchor, at the same time trying to figure out what exactly they had just said to her. She had never heard of any "tundra", "inst" or "noob" in her life. The word "loot", however, she also did not hear, but here her thieves' nature helped, and translated it as it should. And this frankly frightened her. Because her new captain felt and sounded even more vile and greedy thief than she was. Who did she get in touch with?