Pirates: Beginning with the Patrolman

At the Twin Capes, the Liberty floated quietly on the sea.

Nami lay on her back on the deck, the blush on her face had not yet faded.

Remos sat beside her, his face also rosy.

Don't get me wrong, they were simply too excited. The whole process of going up and down just now was too stimulating. Dopamine, adrenaline and endorphins were secreted in large quantities, making them very excited.

"It's so cool."

Nami exclaimed, "I didn't expect there would be such an exciting place in the world."

"There will be more and more exciting places in the future. Get up, we should keep moving forward."

Remos stood up and stretched out his hand to help Nami Nami up.

Nami put her hand in his palm.

"No, I have no strength, you pull me up."

Her hands were soft, as if they had no bones.

Remos smiled slightly, and was about to use force, when the sky around him suddenly darkened.

"Huh? Why did it suddenly get dark?"

Nami widened her eyes with curiosity, and then she saw a huge nameless black object appear beside the ship.

How big is it?

As big as a small mountain.

There is also a big round eye on it, looking at them curiously. That eye alone may be bigger than the entire Liberty.

"Monster, monster!"

Nami screamed, suddenly jumped up from the ground, and got into Remos' arms.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, it's just a whale, not a monster."

Remos hurriedly comforted Nami.

"Lab! Don't scare others, they are not pirates, let alone the people you are waiting for, get away from the exit quickly!"

A man's voice suddenly came.

The huge whale made a "woo" sound like thunder, then shook its body and left the Liberty little by little.

But its body was so big that even if it just shook its tail casually, the Liberty seemed to be hit by a storm head-on.

After the whale swam away, Nami and Remos noticed the figure standing on the cliff not far away.

This person had a hairstyle that looked like saffron, wore a pink shirt, and had a very burly figure.

"Is there someone?!"

Nami screamed subconsciously.

"Of course there is someone. I am the lighthouse keeper here. My name is Crocus. Who are you? Are you pirates?"

The man stood on the shore, looked up and down at Remos and Nami, and asked.

"We are not pirates, we are bounty hunters!"

Nami answered immediately.

"Bounty hunters? Humph, it's almost the same as pirates. Okay, if there is nothing else, you can leave. Don't block here, be careful of colliding with the ship behind!"

Crocus snorted and turned away from the shore.

Nami and Remos looked at each other.

"Go over and take a look? We don't know anything about the Grand Line. Maybe we can get some information from this person."

Remos suggested.

Nami nodded in agreement without even thinking.

The two of them controlled the Liberty, turned a big circle in front of the Twin Capes, and then headed straight for the lighthouse not far away.

When they arrived near the lighthouse, Krocas was already waiting for them on the shore.

"I told you to leave directly, why are you here?"

Krocas crossed his arms and said unhappily.

"Uncle, you must be lonely here alone, right? How about we talk to you?"

This time it was Nami's turn to come forward. Girls, especially beautiful girls, can get extra treatment most of the time as long as they are sweet-mouthed.

If Remos said this, Krocas would probably ignore him.

But if Nami said it...

Krocas looked at Nami, then at Remos, and said nothing, but turned and walked towards the lighthouse next to him.

Seeing his posture, Remos and Nami smiled at each other and immediately controlled the Liberty to dock.

A moment later, the two came to the lighthouse, and Crocus had walked out of the lighthouse again with a bottle of wine in his hand.

He sat down on a chair outside the lighthouse, took a sip of wine, and then stared at Remos and the others.

"Uncle, why are you looking at us like that?"

Nami asked curiously.

"You said you are bounty hunters?"

Crocus finally spoke.

"Yes."

Nami nodded.

"Where is the evidence?"

"Huh?"

Nami opened her eyes wide when asked.

Evidence? What evidence? Evidence of bounty hunters?

How can bounty hunters have evidence? There is no certificate issued by the World Government to them.

"Yes, wait for me."

But Nami reacted quickly, nodded immediately, turned around and ran to the Freedom.

A moment later, she took aThe newspaper ran back and handed it to Crocus. It was the one with Remos' photo.

Crocus picked it up and looked at it for a few seconds, then looked at Remos, and quickly put the newspaper down.

He sighed softly.

"Forgive me for not speaking well just now. I didn't expect you to be bounty hunters. Patrolman? Boy, this title is pretty good."

"Thank you."

Remos smiled and nodded.

"Actually, I shouldn't have paid attention to you. After all, you are bounty hunters, and I used to be a pirate..."

"Ah? Uncle, you are a pirate?"

Nami looked at Crocus in surprise.

"Yes, when I was young, I was a pirate for a while, but then my captain got sick. Before he died, he disbanded the pirate group and turned himself in to the navy. I had nowhere to go, so I came back here to continue being a lighthouse keeper.

Kid, you're a bounty hunter, you're not going to arrest me, are you?"

Krocus took another sip of wine and looked at Remos calmly.

"Of course not."

Remos smiled, "Let the past go. Since you're not a pirate anymore, I naturally have no reason to arrest you."

The most important thing is that he may not be able to beat this uncle now.

This uncle looks unremarkable, but in fact, the pirate group he is talking about is the pirate group of the famous Pirate King Roger.

In those days, except for the two interns Shanks and Buggy, no one who could follow Roger was easy to deal with, even a ship doctor like Crocus.

Moreover, there is no bounty on Crocus, and he is no longer a pirate. There is no benefit in attacking him, and it may cause trouble. Remos will not do such a stupid thing.

"That's good. Regarding the Grand Line, I can only say that the Grand Line is completely different from the Four Seas. All your previous experience is useless here. If you want to move forward and sail to the next island, what you really need is this thing."

Crocass said, raised his wrist, and showed a bracelet-like thing in front of Remos and Nami.