Hinata Kiyoshi's story (One Piece fanfic)

Early the next morning, we set sail back to Totland, but it was a little slower than when we came. Peros relied on the pointer to find a commercial island. It was much more formal than the Conde Island at the beginning, and it was stationed by the navy. Yes, all normal business transactions are carried out.

Because we couldn't enter the front port, we had to park the ship on the back of the island, and imposed a simple cover-up to prevent the navy from discovering it and causing trouble.

He told his subordinates on the ship not to cause trouble, and they could play in the town for half a day, and then they would gather and return home at noon. They also gave each of them 5,000 Baileys in change. Anyway, this time there was a lot of budget (it was originally intended to be used to participate in the auction).

The purpose of Peros coming to this island was to buy books. He also asked me if there were any books I wanted, and he bought them all together. I thought about it and decided to go with him. It would be more convenient to get the books.

I left two shadow clones of me on the ship so that I could put all my men off the ship and let them have fun and stay out of trouble. Otherwise, I would throw them all on this island and leave them with the navy.

A city with a navy garrison really feels different. There are no people on the street who are looking for trouble at first glance. People are neatly dressed, walking briskly, and they all have smiles on their faces.

"Sooner or later, every island in Totland must be managed into a place like this." Peros said softly.

"Well, there will be that day."

On the way to find the bookstore, Perros told me that islands like the New World are rare because the navy's power is severely underdistributed here and the headquarters is also set up in the front half. In addition, the waters of the New World are treacherous and changeable, spanning sea areas. It became the primary problem.

At the same time, due to the recent disbandment of the Rocks Pirates, turmoil has occurred one after another around the world, and there are fewer and fewer such peaceful commercial islands.

"Then what about the navy here..."

"There is a naval base on this island. Although it is a marginal force for the headquarters, the base commander should be a powerful guy and manage the place pretty well."

"If we meet him, he will definitely be a difficult enemy."

As we talked, we found the bookstore. The decoration inside was pretty good. Peros went directly to find various architectural books, while I went to the customs area. I never knew enough about this world.

"On the great sea of ​​​​the Grand Line, no common sense is the most basic common sense."

This is a sentence I have often heard since I came here. I need to learn more knowledge to survive in this sea. Perros and the others can often tell why there is such or such a situation in a certain sea area. But I had to think about it over and over before I could understand the truth. That's it.

What is missing here? I can only open the book to find the answer.

Almost an hour passed, and Perros finally finished picking out the books he wanted. Good guy, they were taller than others. No wonder it took so long.

I also picked up a few books: "Customs and Customs of the Grand Line: Understanding 200 Islands in One Book", "Encyclopedia of World Races", "Normality of New World Seas", "Encyclopedia of Gem Classification", "Geology: From Beginner to Master" ", "360 Western Desserts" and "History of the Development of the Navy".

Although there are not as many books as Perros's, each one is very thick and can last me a long time.

After settling the bill, Perros found the "History of the Development of the Navy" and asked me why I bought it.

"Know yourself and the enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles without danger." This is a sentence my mother taught me, and I have always remembered it.

I put the completed book into the space ninjutsu, and returned to the ship with Peros. By this time, the crew had returned, and the shadow clone didn't notice anything unusual, so I took them all back.

When the time came, we set sail. The two of us wandered around under the eyes of a group of navy, and came back without being discovered at all. No normal merchant ships would be anchored on the back of the island. In other words, even The ship has not been discovered. Is the navy on the island really slow? Do you really think there will be no pirates on the island?