Harem Navigation: Starting from Overthrowing Nami

As for the pirate corpses, they became fish food overnight.

Fortunately, there was plenty of living supplies stored in the warehouse.

After tidying up, Reno used local ingredients to make breakfast.

By the dining table, Nami rubbed her fluffy hair and walked over with an odd posture.

"Morning, Nami."

Reno took a sip of milk and greeted her with a smile.

In return, he got Nami's resentful glare.

The sun was already high in the sky, and she called it morning.

If not for how exhausted she was from yesterday's work, would she have slept this late?!

With the time she spent sleeping, she could have already stolen hundreds of thousands of Beli.

Perhaps because of their cooperation yesterday, Nami sat across from Reno with an air of familiarity.

She grabbed breakfast and started eating without any pretense.

"You took my most precious thing, so shouldn't you return the gold and silver treasures?" Nami mumbled through her food.

"If you're worried about Arlong, don't be. You're now the navigator of the Reno Pirates. Your problems are my problems. I can help you get rid of Arlong."

Reno replied casually.

Hearing this, Nami's movements froze instantly.

Her hand hung in mid-air, her beautiful eyes wide with disbelief.

Reno had hit the secret in her heart with a single sentence.

For a moment, Nami didn't know what to do.

But soon, a self-mocking smile appeared on her face, and she said dejectedly, "You don't understand. They're Fish-men. Their natural strength is ten times that of humans."

"Arlong is even stronger than an ordinary Fish-man, and he has many Fish-man companions. You're no match for him."

"If we go against them, there's no good ending for us."

For years, Arlong had haunted Nami's heart like a nightmare.

Others had resisted before, and she had been hopeful, but what was the result?!

They all died at Arlong's hands. Subtly, Nami had come to define Arlong as an unbeatable existence.

Even if Arlong and Kaido stood before Nami at the same time and she had to choose, unless Kaido killed Arlong with one slap, Nami would still choose Arlong.

Looking at the disheartened Nami, Reno shook his head helplessly.

After eight years, the image of Arlong's invincibility was deeply etched into Nami's heart.

No matter what he said now, Nami wouldn't believe it.

When they reached Cocoyasi Village, he would have to chop Arlong into sashimi right in front of Nami.

Completely untie the knot in Nami's heart.

But for now, he had more important things to do.

"After breakfast, we'll head to Goa Kingdom first." Reno didn't want to dwell on it and changed the subject.

"What are you going there for?! Do you know someone there?!" Nami asked, puzzled.

"To recruit crewmates, of course." Reno explained patiently, "You're the first crewmate of the Reno Pirates. There will be a second, a third. With all this work on the ship, I can't do it all myself, right? If not for how tired you were yesterday, you should have made breakfast today, you know?!"

Nami:

She bit her lower lip and glared at Reno angrily.

This big jerk!

Ignoring Nami's glare, Reno continued eating his breakfast.

Going to Goa Kingdom was naturally because of Makino.

Since he had awakened the Subdue Beauties System, he couldn't leave any Plot Beauty behind.

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Chapter 4: The Gentle Brewmaster Makino! (Request Data)

Clear Sky Miles, blue waves rippling.

A Small Pirate Ship sailed across the calm On the Sea Surface.

Reno, now a temporary Shipwright, listened irritably to Nami's commands.

"Reno, you Idiot, a little to the left."

"Too far, too far, a little to the right."

"Are you a pig head?! You can't even steer in a simple direction like this?!"

"..."

Nami, as if possessed by a verbal cannon, unleashed a torrent of roars that made Reno's face twitch.

Revenge!

This was definitely revenge!

Especially since every time Nami yelled at him, she'd glance sidelong at Reno's expression before continuing her tirade.

Was it just because their romp time had increased from the usual four hours to five?

Was it just because a few more positions had been unlocked?

Did it warrant such blatant retaliation?!

"How much longer until we reach the Goa Kingdom?!" Reno, gripping the ship's rudder, was thoroughly annoyed.

He was the captain, yet he had to handle even trivial tasks like steering.

And if he did it poorly, he got scolded.

"About half a day left." Nami, her confidence restored, was in high spirits. Dressed in a bikini, she lounged on a deck chair, sipping delicious juice while soaking up the sun.

Nami's curvaceous figure drew Reno's gaze, and combined with the scorching weather, a surge of heat quickly pooled below.

The next second, he drew his sword.

Nami jumped in fright, standing up from the chair, and said cautiously, "You... what are you doing? I'm your navigator."

Reno ignored her, directly stabbing the sword into the rudder to lock it in place.

Nami breathed a sigh of relief but shook her head, saying, "That won't work. Once the wind blows, the direction will shift right away."

"We'll deal with it when it shifts." Reno grinned wickedly as he walked toward Nami.

It was over.

"Reno, you bastard! Isn't nighttime enough torment?!" Nami huffed, stomping her foot in anger. "I won't let you have your way."

Nami shot Reno a glare, then turned and ran toward the cabin.

"Trying to run?!" Reno let out a light laugh. "Soru!!"

With a flicker of movement, when he reappeared, Reno's large hand had already wrapped around Nami's slender waist.

"You big jerk!!" Nami glared at Reno, fuming.

God, someone save her!

Ignoring Nami's protests, Reno carried her into the cabin.

Goa Kingdom, Foosha Village.

At Makino's bar.

"I also don't know how Luffy is doing. I'm really worried."

The boss, Makino, rested her chin on her hands, her face full of concern.

She had watched Luffy grow up and knew well his knack for causing trouble.

"Hahaha... Makino, don't worry. That kid Luffy will be fine."

Dadan downed her rum in one gulp, grinning broadly. "If Luffy really runs into danger, Ace won't just sit by and do nothing."

"And there's that guy Garp too."

The younger brothers nodded vigorously at Dadan's words, chiming in:

"Hahaha, Luffy is the grandson of the naval hero Garp. How could he be in danger?! He's bound to have a great time on his journey."

Their words gave Makino some comfort.

What they said seemed to make sense.

His grandfather was the famed Hero Garp, a pillar of the Navy.

His older brother Ace was one of the Whitebeard Pirates' division commanders.

Yonko Shanks was Luffy's mentor.

How could anything go wrong?!

If they knew that Luffy's old man was the Revolutionary Army Leader Dragon, and that Sabo wasn't dead but had even become the Revolutionary Army's second-in-command, they'd be greatly surprised.

With such a stacked background, Luffy wasn't going on an adventure at all—he was just a second-generation kid living the high life.

Just as the bar's conversation revolved around Luffy, the door suddenly swung open.

Two figures walked in from outside.

Makino looked at Reno and Nami and spoke gently, "What can I help you with?!"

In response to the question, a smile curled at the corner of Reno's mouth as he said, "I heard the boss here is very good at brewing liquor. I came to taste it."

Nami shot Reno a glance.

Fake it.

Just keep faking it.

Now she was certain—the tavern owner in front of them was Reno's real target.

Traveling a thousand miles just to recruit a beautiful crewmate, Reno definitely had some kind of fetish.

In her mind, Nami had already slapped a label on Reno.

Hearing Reno's praise, Makino's cheeks flushed slightly, a little embarrassed.

"You flatter me." Makino smiled gently, handing a glass of fine wine to Reno and another to Nami.

"Hahaha, Makino, don't be modest. The wine you brew is famous for miles around."

"Imp, you've got good taste."

Dadan, a bit tipsy, sprayed spittle as she spoke.

Reno savored the wine while scanning the others in the tavern.

A moment later, he withdrew his gaze and said with a smile, "The wine is very good. I like it."

He meant it.

The praise everyone heaped on Makino wasn't exaggerated.

It really was that good.

"I'm glad you like it." Makino was always so gentle, elegant, with a faint smile on her face.

"By the way—"

Here it comes.

Here he comes.