Lafitte came downstairs, drawing Maud and Nami's attention.
Beli rose, muttered something under his breath, then ran over to the pile of food.
Eating was still the happiest thing.
Now that his training had yielded results, he could quickly digest whatever he ate, so his appetite had risen sharply.
Facts had proven that the boss hadn't lied to him.
Lafitte glanced at Nami, then walked over to Maud.
"Maud, there should be a very capable navigator on this island."
As he spoke, Lafitte raised the sea chart in his hand.
Actually, Lafitte had originally wanted to address Maud as Captain or leader, but at Maud's request, he had ultimately settled on using his name.
According to Maud, there was no need to distinguish their superior-subordinate relationship so clearly.
But personally, Lafitte felt that clearly defining their superior-subordinate relationship was necessary.
However, since Maud had requested it, he didn't insist.
As for Beli, he had simply gotten used to calling Maud boss, so he never changed how he addressed him.
"Maud..."
Hearing Lafitte's words, Nami finally learned Maud's name.
Maud glanced at the sea chart in Lafitte's hand. He knew that Nami had drawn those charts, but he couldn't say so outright.
"Lafitte, if you think so highly of this person, then they must be an excellent navigator."
"Hoho, excellent indeed."
Lafitte lowered his head and looked at the sea chart in his hand.
In some respects, his personality was very similar to Saul's.
When faced with facts plainly laid out before him, he wouldn't deliberately belittle them just because he was in the same line of work.
If someone was impressive, then they were impressive. There was no need for so many twists and turns.
Being praised by Maud and Lafitte because of those charts, Nami lowered her head, and