Pirates: I am a daddy's girl in the White Group

The distance is...too close!

Iska was stunned for a moment. At this distance, she could almost see every eyelash of Dawi. Her dark blue pupils reflected her somewhat dazed expression.

The next second she realized what Davie meant and immediately turned to look at the approaching warship.

But it was too late. In her sight, the warship crashed straight into the reef. It seemed that because the people on the warship were so focused on the pursuit, they did not notice the reef hidden by the haze under the warship.

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!" As a scream was heard, unlucky sailors fell into the sea one after another.

"Damn it!" Iska looked anxious, and Davi withdrew her hand in time.

Putting the rapier back into the sheath, Iska leaped directly from the deck into the sea and swam towards the soldiers struggling in the water.

The sea was rough, with waves one after another. The white figure kept shuttling back and forth in the sea, visiting every soldier who fell into the water.

"What a powerful woman." Skarr exclaimed.

Dawi supported her chin, but there was no one to help her in the sea.

Ace squatted on the boat pole and watched the scene. After a long time, he stood up, took out a lifebuoy from the cabin, and threw it towards Iska.

Zeus sighed, apparently no longer surprised by such behavior.

Even though he is a pirate, he will not kill any invader.

Davi looked at Ace's figure and a smile appeared on the corner of her mouth. Even though he was a pirate, he still retained kindness.

This is indeed the type of person that Ou Yaji would particularly like.

So that strange feeling of familiarity, is it because of the future? The existence of becoming a family...

The Spade continued to sail steadily, and soon left the foggy sea area and followed the recording pointer to a new island.

Dawei had some impression of this island. It was an ordinary island with only one small town, but it was very suitable for supplies.

The most important thing is that this place is very close to Mihawk's gloomy island...

"Then Miss Rose, Ace will be left in your care. Remember not to let him eat and run." Deuce threw the task of taking care of Ace to Davie as if he was getting rid of a mess.

"What do you mean by looking after me? I'm not a child." Ace was dissatisfied.

"Let's go, little Ace." Davi flashed and got off the boat first, standing at the port waiting for Ace.

The pirate hotpot she had eaten for the past ten days was so miserable that she couldn't bear it. But if Davi were to cook for herself, the food might not be as delicious as the pirate hotpot.

"What? Why do you say that?" Ace muttered, but still followed Devi obediently.

The two were strolling in the street. This island was not peaceful and pirates were rampant, but at least there were restaurants.

"Meat! Boss!" Ace pushed open the door of the restaurant and shouted.

Dawi took him to a seat, then threw a bag of Baileys and said to the boss, "Serve all the meat dishes you have here."

The boss weighed the Bailey in his hand and said with a smile: "Okay, sir, I'll be right there!"

Dawi held up a glass of juice and supported her chin as she watched Ace eat heartily. He had a really big appetite, as if the Bailey she had just paid for was not enough.

"Ace, tell me about your brother." Looking at Ace who was eating hard, Davi decided to find some topic.

"Ah? Didn't I tell you?" Ace looked up from the bowl, still a little confused on his face.

"No."

"Oh, I forgot." Ace chuckled, "My brother is a fool who ate the rubber fruit! He is three years younger than me and will go to sea soon."

Wait...Gum fruit? Devi thought of a little boy she met last year.

"He loves to eat meat just like me, and his dream is to become the Pirate King, but I will definitely be the one who becomes the Pirate King in the end. He has never been able to beat me since we were little. That guy is so stupid, he definitely won't be able to do it without someone watching..."

"Wait!" Davi raised her hand to stop the guy who started chattering as soon as he mentioned his brother: "Your brother couldn't be... Luffy, right?"

"Huh?!" Ace's expression turned into shock: "How did you know? Do you know Luffy?"

"...I know him." Dawi twitched her lips: "So you are also the grandson of 'Navy Hero' Garp?"

"Then why is your last name Portgas? Shouldn't it be Monkey? You take your mother's last name?"

"Because Luffy and I are sworn brothers, not biological children." Ace took a bite of meat and said with a smile.

"How do you know my Oudoudou? He has been with me since he was a child. Why haven't I heard Luffy mention you?" Ace had a lot of questions when it came to his younger brother Luffy.

"I heard from Shanks that I went to see him last year, but I didn't see you." Devi held her chin and began to recall. At that time, she seemed to sense that there was a person approaching quickly in the forest, and it seemed to be Ace.

"Last year?" Ace tilted his head and thought, then knocked on the table: "You are the friend of Shanks that Luffy mentioned! I think your name is Wei. At that time, Luffy showed me your bounty! But before I could see it clearly, it was torn off by the stinky old man..."

"You wouldn't remember it even if you saw it clearly."

"How is that possible? I'm not stupid."

"Boss, two more bottles of rum!" Ace raised his hand and shouted to the boss, "Pirates have to drink. I've never seen you drink, Rose."

The restaurant owner quickly brought the rum, and Ace handed one of the glasses to Dawi.

"Your philosophy is exactly the same as Ou Yaji's." Dai Wei took the wine, poured a small glass, took a sip and put it down.

"You always mention Ou Yaji. Is he also a pirate? When will you tell me which pirate group you are from?" Unlike Davi who only tasted the wine briefly, Ace opened the bottle cap and gulped it down in one gulp.

"Ou Yaji..." Daiwei turned the wine glass with one hand, thinking of the little old man who had become very healthy, and her brows gradually softened.

At this moment, the night has spread, and the lights in the restaurant are not very bright. The dim light shines on Dawei's delicate face. Her face, which was always playful and casual in the past, now has a bit of tenderness because she thought of something.

Ace inexplicably felt that the woman in front of him should not have black hair. It would look better if it was the same white as her eyelashes.

"He is a very, very stingy person." Dawi smiled, drank the small glass of wine in her hand, then grabbed Ace's hand and rushed out of the tavern.

"He never pays for drinks when he goes out. He always lets his sons pay. Hahahahaha."

The girl's laughter echoed in his ears, and behind him was the angry shouting of the tavern owner. Ace stared at Devi holding his hand as he ran down the street: "Didn't we... already pay?"

"You paid for the meal, not the drinks." Devi turned around and smiled. Ace noticed a hint of red spreading along her neck and climbing up her cheeks.

"Are you drunk?" Ace was a little surprised, as the other party had only drunk a small cup.

"Maybe." After running all the way to the port, Dawi reached out and patted her cheek. She was quite aware of her alcohol tolerance and thought she was probably just a little tipsy.

The two returned to the Spade. Ace found it a little funny: "Deuce asked you to keep an eye on me, but in the end you took me to drink the King's wine."

"Actually, it doesn't make much difference in Bailey. It just makes the boss earn less. As a pirate, I'm already very moral." Dawi waved her hand.

The Spade was quiet. There was only one cat, Cordaz, on the ship. The other pirates had gone out to play or relax because of the boring voyage.

Daiwei leaned against the boat pole. For some reason, she suddenly missed Ou Yaji and the others. She also inexplicably thought of that nonsensical dream and the even more nonsensical prophecy.

It happened to be Ace, it happened to be a familiar feeling, it happened to be the Luffy mentioned by Shanks, the guy who said the same thing as his captain, and it happened to be his brother, Garp's grandson.

Are all these coincidences, or is it destiny? What kind of ending will he face in this prophecy of a life-and-death situation?

The sea breeze blew up Davi's hair. He skillfully took out a pack of cigarettes and lit it. Davi took a puff, and the sea breeze took a puff.

Ace looked at Devi in ​​front of him and found that the aura around her suddenly began to become a little lonely. He was a little confused. It was the first time he met such a mysterious woman, with sudden changes in emotions and an identity he knew nothing about.

"Rose, you... aren't actually Rose, right?" Ace said, "When I call you by that name, you always freeze for a while before responding. When can you tell me your real name?"

Upon hearing this, Dawi looked at Ace in surprise. She thought he was a thick-skinned guy, but she didn't expect him to be surprisingly sharp on this point.

Staring at Ace with her head tilted, Devi suddenly discovered a problem. If Ace will join the Whitebeard Pirates in the future, then he will be the grandson of Admiral Garp. If he calls Oaji Oaji, then why does he call Garp grandpa?

hiss....

Phew, Dawi was amused by her own thoughts. What about Ou Yaji? Should he and Garp have their own opinions?

Ace was even more confused as he looked at the girl in front of him whose mood suddenly improved. He scratched his hair and was about to ask again when Davi suddenly came closer to him.

"Ace..." Devi grabbed one of Ace's hands: "I like you very much, Ou Yaji and the others will definitely like you too."

With a click, Devi cut off a piece of Ace's nail.

"So, don't die on the Grand Line. I'll be waiting for you in the New World."

Retracting her nails into space, Dawi smiled and stepped back, jumping onto the boat pole. The sea breeze lifted up Dawi's white skirt. She reached out and took off her wig. The silver-white hair spread out and fluttered behind Dawi with the sea breeze.

Ace stared at the scene in a daze. The soft moonlight shone on Davi's hair, casting a light white halo. Behind her was the intersection of the stars and the sea. On her face was a slightly drunken smile with a hint of gentleness. It was not dazzling, but eye-catching.

More like snowflakes.

Just as he thought, white hair suits Devi better. Maybe this is what Sabo meant by... charming?

Staring at Ace with her dark blue eyes, Dawi smiled and said, "Skarl knows my name and identity. Go ask him."

"Then you must stay alive, Sayonara, Ace."

The moonlight-like figure gradually became transparent until it completely disappeared. If it weren't for the faint smell of smoke and the faint scent of roses in the air, Ace might have wondered if the scene just now was an illusion.

Looking down at his left index finger with a missing nail, Ace smiled after a long moment.

"We'll see each other again, little snowflake."