A Boring Man, Doflamingo Overjoyed

"Destiny?"

Sirius smiled with interest.

So it seems Hawkins has indeed always used divination as the basis for his actions.

Moreover, judging from the original work, the accuracy rate of divination is very high.

"If I let you join us, wouldn't your so-called destiny have already changed?" Sirius asked with great interest.

You won't.

Hawkins remained resolute, his eyes showing no fluctuation, "Because this is a choice of fate."

"Even Brother Hawkins said he wouldn't."

Lamentations echoed through the crowd.

"It seems there's no chance then."

"What a pity, such a rare opportunity to leave this island and achieve success."

"As expected, we're destined to rot on this island. Our dreams are shattered."

A sense of despondency permeated the entire restaurant.

"These guys are really annoying," Yamato muttered.

Sirius laughed. "I certainly won't. My ship doesn't need any boring fellows."

"Boring?"

Hawkins paused for a moment.

He took out some money and placed it on the table, Sirius up and stretched leisurely. "It's about time we set off. I'm really looking forward to the scenery along the way."

"Let's go, guys."

"Oh!"

Yamato replied with a grin, "Where are we going next?"

"Who knows? We'll see when the time comes," Sirius laughed heartily.

"What?! Sirius, you're so unreliable!"

Just as we were laughing and about to walk out of the restaurant, a voice suddenly came from behind us.

"You're right, Lord Sirius, this island is indeed full of boring fellows."

Hawkins said, "One day I will also go to sea, and I hope we can meet again on the high seas."

Sirius smiled but did not answer.

Instead, Yamato turned around angrily, "Are you an idiot? Sirius was talking about boring guys, and that includes you!"

Hawkins stared in astonishment, his eyes wide.

"Who would give up what they want to do because of fate? If you really want to do something, shouldn't you do it with all your might?"

Yamato was furious. "Someone like you, who says everything is predetermined before anything has even been done, is just so incredibly boring!"

"We may not have the power to change everything, but at least we should have the courage to do so!"

"Otherwise, what should you do when the fate you see is not what you want?"

Yamato was furious because this guy's words and actions were an insult to her and Sirius's operations over the years.

"..."

Hawkins remained silent, but his pupils trembled violently, clearly indicating that he was not at peace.

"And you guys too!"

Yamato looked around at the people gathered near the restaurant. "If you want to make a change, then do it yourself! No one is obligated to fulfill your dreams!"

"While lamenting your bad luck, you do absolutely nothing. It's because guys like you talk about dreams that Sirius says it's boring!"

Looking at the sulking Yamato, Sirius couldn't help but chuckle, "When did you become so talkative?"

"Because these guys are just so annoying!" Yamato shouted.

"Alright, there's no need to be angry."

Sirius her hand and led her outside, not even glancing at the people around them. He simply smiled and said...

"The world is cruel; the weak can never change their circumstances, and they can never see hope."

"But at least they can change themselves."

Yamato exclaimed, "Even if it's just a small change, it will still be better."

"But the reason the weak are weak is because they cannot overcome themselves," Sirius said with a smile.

While the broader historical context and environment are crucial to an individual's achievements, personal effort and hard work are equally important.

Many people only lament the former, but refuse to pay attention to the latter.

"How long are we going to keep wasting time? What's the point of talking to these guys?"

Jack scoffed, "Let's get out of here quickly, or the Navy might come again."

The Sirius Pirates then made their way away.

Only a group of people around the restaurant were left looking at each other in bewilderment.

After a long silence, someone cursed, "What?! He's just a pirate! He got lucky and found a Devil Fruit!"

"That's right, isn't that incredibly disrespectful!"

"I'm definitely going to go out to sea someday and teach that guy a lesson, make him apologize for what he said today!"

"Haha, then you'd better work hard! Maybe you can become the Pirate King!"

"Haha, the Pirate King! Not bad. Let's go have a few drinks, as a celebration for the future Pirate King."

The crowd dispersed as if the Sirius Pirates had never been there, and the island remained as usual.

This is a small island with only one town. It is neither Affiliated Nation nor a non- Affiliated Nation, not even a country. It is just a small, unnoticed island.

However, things weren't entirely unchanged; a group of people left with solemn expressions, as if they were preoccupied with something.

Hawkins remained where he was, his lips pursed, saying nothing.

"Brother Hawkins?" His underling approached.

"Call--"

The man let out a long sigh of relief, then his gaze hardened.

"Fate is unchangeable! Absolutely!"

He took out his tarot cards and began another divination.

He quickly raised his head.

"It might be a good thing they didn't join; this group is about to face a huge crisis."

When the Sirius Pirates set sail, they were on another island in the North Blue, an island called Svalbard Island.

This is an ordinary island in the North Sea.

There is a town on the island called Joy Town. This town was once destroyed by a pirate attack, but it was later rebuilt thanks to the concerted efforts of its residents.

The people here are warm and sincere; it's a town as joyful as its name suggests.

But on this day, a group of uninvited guests arrived in the town.

Where is the doctor?

A tall, burly man with a high-pitched voice grabbed a town resident, shouting, "There's a patient who needs his treatment!"

The residents who were caught were initially very unhappy, but they softened when they saw the patient behind the man, who was wrapped in a thick blanket like a rice dumpling.

He pointed in a direction, "It's over there."

Then he added enthusiastically, "Don't worry, the doctor in our town has extraordinary medical skills. No matter what the illness, he can cure it completely."

The man showed no gratitude whatsoever, threw him to the ground, and then the group headed straight in that direction.

Hopefully, that doctor will be of some use.

Trebol gritted his teeth, "Or else we'll make the whole island pay for his stupidity!"

"Dover, wait a little longer, the doctor will be here soon."

The man, wrapped in a thick blanket, nodded gently.

Soon the group arrived at the door of a clinic. Diamante kicked the door open and shouted, "Doctor, get out here!"

Who are you people?!

A polar bear inside the room asked with a surprised look.

"Bear?"

Diamante was taken aback. "You're the doctor?"

"No, I'm not." The polar bear shook its head blankly.

"What's wrong, Bepo? Has a patient arrived?"

A man emerged from the inner room of the clinic.

Then, upon seeing who it was, his face suddenly turned pale.

Upon seeing the doctor, Donquixote Family's family was taken aback, but then their faces lit up with joyful smiles.

"Fufufufu, Luo! What a fateful encounter, isn't it!"