chsdbacks Chapter 139 Live Broadcast
Chapter 139 Live Broadcast
Chapter 139 Live Broadcast
With a deep roar, a sea beast resembling a giant seal but with the head and horns of a bull appeared before everyone.
"It's Moo! Arlong brought this giant sea monster from the Grand Line!" Nami recognized the monster.
Yelena looked Moo-mou up and down, noting that it was about thirty meters long, and thought to herself, "This is supposed to be a giant sea monster?"
If you throw the whole thing into Laboon's mouth, it will slide down his throat. The energy it provides probably wouldn't be enough to crash into the Red Earth twice.
"Hey, Nami! You're back! How much money did you make this time?"
"Are these guys your new targets? Why aren't they flying pirate flags?"
Two fishmen emerged from behind Moo Moo's horns, staring at the sailboat with malice in their eyes.
"Let us help you!"
"Nami, hurry and jump into the sea, there's still time!"
"Go, Moo, ram that ship in front of you!"
"Moo—!"
The sea monster spewed out two streams of white vapor from its nostrils and charged straight at them.
Nami's expression tightened, and she subconsciously looked at the sea beside her. Hesitation flashed in her eyes, but she ultimately did not take a step.
Yelena's lips curled into a smile, and she flashed to the top of the bow of the ship.
Swish!
"Eve" was drawn, and the slash came from above, with a crescent-shaped wave of sword energy whistling out.
"Charge! Moo moo!"
"Smash it!"
The sword wave sliced through the middle of the sea monster's head, smoothly reached its tail, stirred up a wave, and then disappeared into the seawater.
Pfft!
The sea creature was evenly split in two and poured onto the sea surface on both sides.
"Chong----"
"ah!"
The merman's mouth gaped open, his excitement still lingering, but his forehead was already covered in cold sweat.
"You beat me to it again!" Weiwei's dissatisfied voice rang out from above.
A pale blue linear slash tore through the air, pierced the body of the fishman on the left, turned ninety degrees, and pierced the throat of the fishman on the right.
With a single slash, she pierced through two targets, then sheathed her sword mid-air and landed lightly on the deck.
"Next time, I'll definitely let you make the first move."
Yelena's arm turned into a gummy candy, sticking to the two pieces of beef that were about to sink into the sea.
Seeing their relaxed and casual demeanor, Nami was momentarily at a loss for words.
She walked to the bow of the ship, staring blankly at the blood-red seawater. "I never imagined that such a powerful fishman could be killed so easily."
"Strength and weakness are relative. They are strong in front of ordinary people, but when facing us, they are no different from ordinary people."
"But when we face someone even stronger, we'll likely feel just as powerless, which is why we must strive to become stronger."
That said, manatees are considered cows, right? Do you like eating beef?
Yelena swung her longsword, switching back and forth between circular and right-angle sword waves. A few dozen seconds later, the tenderest parts of the two pieces of beef were carried onto the boat by the syrup-covered arm.
"Leave me a big piece; I've been wanting to try this guy's meat for ages!"
When Nami turned around again, the confusion and melancholy on her face had completely disappeared, and all she could see in her eyes was the satisfaction of collecting interest from her enemy.
The sun shone brightly in the sky, and a gentle breeze from the sea propelled the sails forward. On the deck, the crew set up a barbecue grill, drank beverages, and devoured the finest ingredients that had been delivered to them.
Three hours later, the boat docked at the pier in Cocoyasi village.
"Why are you all staring at me?"
Nami had just turned her gaze away from the orange grove outside the village when she turned her head and saw several of her temporary companions staring at her with wide eyes and expressions of admiration.
Yelena stepped forward and placed her hands on Nami's shoulders. "This voyage has been the smoothest I've experienced in all my years at sea! Nami, please, you absolutely must officially join my team!"
If Nami had guided her on the Grand Line, she wouldn't have spent so much time adrift at sea; she'd spent the last two years traveling.
Robin was generous with her praise, saying, "Miss Navigator is the best navigator I have ever seen."
Weiwei and the others each had their own words of praise.
Nami blushed slightly. "Thank you for your recognition. I've had a very pleasant time with everyone these past few days."
She turned and glanced towards the east of the village, then grasped Yelena's wrist. "I agree to join you. I'll agree to anything as long as you wipe out Ah Long's gang!"
Her tone was urgent.
Yelena could understand the other party's feelings to some extent. After enduring for so many years, it was hard for anyone to remain calm when the opportunity for revenge was right in front of them.
"Then lead the way. Let's make this clear: even without you, I will still eliminate the fishmen, so don't feel guilty. What I want is a navigator who is willing and happy to join the ship."
Yelena withdrew her hand, and Nami stood there, stunned, staring blankly at her figure.
As the boat changed course, a middle-aged man with a windmill on his head walked to the seaside.
"Nami, you're back quickly this time. Did the operation go smoothly? And who are these people?"
Nami rubbed her face with her hands together, then calmly nodded to the person who came in. "Jian, please tell Nojiko for me to prepare dinner for ten, no, thirty people. I need to entertain my friends."
"No need to prepare meat, we have this."
Yelena flung the sea monster stuck to the stern onto the shore. The hundred-ton weight crashed down not far from A-Jian, making him sway a few times.
"This is—Ah Long's sea monster?!" Ah Jian exclaimed in shock. "It actually split in two! How did it do that?"
Before I knew it, the ship had already sailed away from the dock.
"That's Arlong Paradise?! Nami, what are you doing there with all those people?!" A-Jian looked in the direction the ship had left, his expression terrified.
He called out twice but received no response, so he ran anxiously towards the village.
The boat rounded a coconut grove, and a house built by the water came into view.
However, compared to the five-story building in the courtyard, a small boat moored on the water outside the wall was more worthy of Yelena's attention.
The sails were pure white, without any patterns, and no flags were hung on the mast.
But she recognized the ship's origin at a glance.
The Navy's standard patrol boat.
She often mingled with the navy when she was in the North Sea and rode in these small boats more than once.
The fact that a naval ship was docked at a pirate's lair, and considering the naval captain who was colluding with Arlong, made their purpose in coming here self-evident.
Yelena took out the video Den Den Mushi, and a few seconds later, the snail's eyes flashed, indicating that the call had been connected.
"I've got something good for you."
Yelena pointed the Den Den Mushi at the patrol boat and took a clear picture of the buildings next to it.
"Come with me, don't make a sound." She grabbed Nami and silently jumped onto the courtyard wall, pointing the camera at the courtyard.
"This is this year's money." Ah Long lay back in his chair and casually tossed a gray cloth bag at the feet of the two navy men.
The pocket opened, revealing a dozen or so stacks of pesos inside.
"Thank you for your generosity, Mr. Aaron."
The navy man picked up the money bag with trembling hands, glanced at his companion beside him, who immediately shook his head. He sighed and looked back at the fishman opposite him.
"Colonel Rat asked us to tell you that starting next year, the amount of money you hand over will double."
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