Nami's Wish, Luffy's Parentage Exposed
Although people around the world still had complaints about the God from Beyond the Domain's answer and the prize draw and were somewhat unwilling to accept them, none dared show it.
After all, they still vividly remembered how the World Government had used paid shills to slander the God from Beyond the Domain and incurred His wrath.
Even an entity as vast as the World Government couldn't afford to offend Him, so how could insignificant, lowly people like them dare say anything?
Besides, as long as the God from Beyond the Domain existed, there would surely be more question-and-answer prize draws like this one.
That was what people around the world thought.
The Grand Line, somewhere at sea, aboard the Thousand Sunny.
"Whoosh!"
A dazzling ball of light appeared out of thin air in front of Nami, startling Luffy and the others.
"Nami-san, watch out!"
Sanji was the first to attack the ball of light, but a transparent barrier it emitted blocked him.
"Huh? What's going on?!" Nami stared at the scene in bewilderment and cried out in panic.
"There is no need to panic. I am one of the Heavenly Dao's incarnations. I have come to deliver a reward to your Cat Burglar, Nami: one mysterious gift," the ball of light said, flashing as it spoke. "Miss Nami, please state your wish!"
"Huh? A wish?!" Nami touched her chin and thought for a moment. Suddenly, a sly grin spread across her face. "Then I want three more wishes."
"..."
For a moment, everyone aboard the ship, including the ball of light, fell silent. Nami was far more shameless than they had imagined. They hadn't expected her to be greedy enough to go that far.
After a short while, a voice came from the ball of light. "I'm sorry, but that wish counts as exploiting a bug. I cannot grant it. Miss Nami, please respect the rules and state your wish."
"Huh? What... exploiting a bug? How am I exploiting a bug?! Besides, you never made the rules clear! How was I supposed to know?!" Nami pouted and complained, "Besides, I just want a few more things, that's all! What's wrong with having more wishes?!"
"I was remiss! I did not tell you the rules. They are actually very simple. First, the gift you received is called the Wish-Granting Fate. Second, you may use it to grant any wish. Finally, it may only be used to grant one wish and cannot be repeatedly stacked. (Note: This provision was added on a temporary basis.)"
Nami immediately complained, "What do you mean, that provision was added on a temporary basis?! That's obviously aimed at me! Honestly... uh! Wait."
Just then, she suddenly thought of something and hurriedly asked the ball of light, "Did you just say I could wish for anything?"
"That is correct," the ball of light answered firmly.
"Then can you help me bring someone back to life?" Nami asked, a look of anticipation appearing in her eyes.
"Yes! Please state the name of the person you wish to bring back to life," the ball of light said.
"Her name is..."
East Blue, Cocoyasi Village.
"Genzo-san, what kind of gift do you think Nami will get?!" Nojiko asked curiously.
"How would I know? But judging by Nami's nature, I'd guess whatever she gets will have something to do with money! That's her favorite thing, after all!" Genzo guessed.
"Hehe, true! That would be just like Nami," Nojiko said with a smile of agreement.
Just then, someone walked in through the door and looked at Nojiko and Genzo in surprise. "Huh! You're... Gen... Genzo-san."
Hearing this, Nojiko and Genzo looked up at the newcomer, shock spreading across their faces. "Bel... Bellemere."
Meanwhile, a little bonus clip exclusive to the Enies Lobby Arc was playing in the video.
Under a clear blue sky, an aged but vigorous male voice suddenly rang out. "All right, boys, go fix this wall for me!"
"Huh? How can you be so casual about it?"
As soon as he finished speaking, a chorus of complaints arose. "If we were going to fix it, why break it in the first place?"
"Because it was cooler to come in that way!" the aged male voice replied as if it were perfectly reasonable.
"Please don't go around breaking things for a reason like that." The complaints grew louder, followed by a suggestion. "If you want us to fix it, then you have to help too."
"Ah! Fine, then!" the aged male voice answered somewhat reluctantly.
A moment later, the sounds of hammering and banging rang out as the camera moved closer.
A group of Marine soldiers were helping repair a wall in a room where it had been smashed apart. Some were nailing down planks, while others were carrying lumber.
The most conspicuous among them was an old man in the middle, hammering a plank into place.
He had white hair and wore a Marine coat draped over his shoulders. Most importantly, the insignia on his shoulders showed his rank: Marine Vice Admiral.
The sound of Luffy and the others talking came from behind him, and their conversation revealed that the old man was Luffy's grandfather.
As soon as Luffy and the others finished talking, the old man turned around, looked at him, and asked, "Oh, right! Luffy, you've met your father, haven't you?"
An introduction appeared beneath him: "Marine Vice Admiral, legendary hero—Monkey D. Garp."
The words sent shockwaves across the world the moment they appeared. Yet what Garp said next dropped another bombshell on the entire world.
"Huh? My dad? What dad? I have a dad?" Luffy asked, utterly bewildered.
"What?" Garp picked his nose with a finger. "So that guy never told you who he was? He said he saw you off in Loguetown!"
"Loguetown?"
Garp's words instantly stirred some old memories for Luffy and the others, while also making them curious about who Luffy's father was.
"Your dad's name is Monkey D. Dragon. He's a revolutionary," Garp said casually as he picked his nose.
"Huh!"
Garp's words shocked everyone present except Luffy, and they all stared at him in disbelief.
Luffy looked at them all in bewilderment, then asked Robin, the most knowledgeable person aboard the ship. Only then did he learn why everyone was so shocked: his father was so famous that his ideas had influenced numerous countries around the world, and he even wanted to overthrow the World Government.
Suddenly, Garp, who had been calmly hammering away at the plank, turned around and scratched his head. Somewhat embarrassed, he said, "I guess I shouldn't have said that after all."
"So everyone, please forget it! Just pretend I didn't say anything."
"Huh!" Everyone went pale and stared at Garp in dismay.
Just then, the system's text appeared: "With this, the Enies Lobby Incident bonus clip has officially ended. The next Jianying video will be available in five minutes. Please look forward to it."