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Ye Feng heard her. After Nami listed all those expenses, he remembered the pirate ship from earlier had so much gold on board. It shouldn't be a problem if he took some for himself, right?

Besides, Ye Feng knew very well what Nami wanted this money for.

So Ye Feng climbed out of bed and headed for the door. Nami, behind him, thought he had been frightened off by her demand for five hundred million Berries and was trying to run away. She immediately wrapped her arms around his waist and shouted, "You're not trying to run, are you? If you don't have five hundred million, two hundred million will do. One hundred million is the lowest I'll go."

After hearing Nami, Ye Feng pried her hands from around his waist, turned to her, and said, "Don't worry. I never said I was running away. I'm just going to get the money from those pirates."

The moment Nami heard that Ye Feng was going to get the money for her, she released him at once and said, "Go... go. The sooner you go, the sooner you'll be back... bye-bye!"

Ye Feng opened the ship's door and left. Outside, he saw that the pirate ship, over a hundred meters long, had been firmly tethered to the bow of this luxurious vessel by two enormous steel chains. Ye Feng walked along one of the chains directly onto the pirate ship ahead and said to one of the pirates, "Go bring your captain to me."

The pirate on watch had seen how his captain had bowed and scraped before this young man earlier. Knowing he could not afford to offend him, and hearing that he wanted to see the captain, he immediately ran into the cabin and shouted, "Captain! Captain! Sir wants to see you! He wants you outside!"

Three or four minutes later, a man whose pants were not even properly pulled up ran out of the cabin. Fierdo had been having a wild time with a noblewoman captured from this ship. Just when he was about to, well, you know, he heard someone calling for him outside. The scare nearly made him go limp, so he hastily finished up, did not even pull on his pants properly, and rushed out.

Ye Feng watched Fierdo run toward him with his pants still hanging loose and knew exactly what he had been doing just now. Still, it had nothing to do with him. Looking at Fierdo, he said, "Go get me five hundred million Berries. Hurry up!"

Fierdo had only just pulled up his pants when he heard that the man before him wanted "five hundred million Berries." The shock made him collapse onto the ground. Even the pirates nearby were startled when they heard "five hundred million."

Only then did Ye Feng remember that this was the East Blue, not the Grand Line. What pirate crew here could possibly have five hundred million in assets?

After thinking for a moment, Ye Feng said to Fierdo, "Then bring me however much you have."

Fierdo had just gotten back to his feet when he heard Ye Feng say, "Bring me however much you have." With a pained expression, he held up two fingers and said, "Sir, I only have two hundred million Berries, and that includes what we just looted."

Then he added, "We haven't made a score in several months. Look at my men—they're starving down to skin and bones."

Ye Feng watched Fierdo play poor before him, then turned to look at the pirates on the ship. Some of them truly were starving down to skin and bones. He sighed inwardly and said to Fierdo, "In that case, just give me one hundred million Berries."

Fierdo heard Ye Feng ask for one hundred million Berries and was about to say something else when—

Ye Feng suddenly said to Fierdo, "Since you're unwilling, make it two hundred million. Give me all of it."

Fierdo, who had been about to say more, heard Ye Feng mention "two hundred million" and immediately shook his head at him. "No need... no need. One hundred million will do."

Then, afraid that the man might change his mind again, he quickly turned to the nearest pirate and said, "Go get two men and bring me one hundred million Berries from the treasury. Hurry!"

Before long, six men emerged from the cabin, with every two men carrying a chest.

Ye Feng looked at the chests and said to Fierdo, "Put the chests on my ship."

The pirates obediently followed their captain Fierdo's orders and placed all the chests on the deck of Ye Feng's ship. Nami, watching from aboard, saw five or six pirates carrying chests as they walked toward the ship.