The long hours of work had put considerable pressure on these fish-men. All they wanted was to smash, loot, and burn; they had no interest in working honestly.
Because Konoha had said it would grant all intelligent races equal status, it had given these fish-men a false impression.
They believed that even if they did something wrong, Konoha would refrain from dealing with them for the sake of its reputation. As a result, some fish-men had already begun slacking off.
Some were even plotting a rebellion, but they had no idea.
Konoha had indeed promised to grant all intelligent races equal status, but that did not mean Konoha would hold back when they committed wrongdoing. On the contrary, its suppression would be far more terrifying than they imagined.
The fish-men paid little attention to Luffy and the other humans. Many pirates and merchants came to Konoha Island, and after learning they could use portals to travel directly to Fish-Man Island, most of them would try it out to experience its different customs.
It was precisely for this reason that fish-men suffered some unfair treatment. After all, their appearances were rather ugly and frightening to ordinary people.
This was also one of the reasons why the fish-men harbored such deep resentment.
"What are you looking at?!"
Sanji knew that Nami had some psychological trauma regarding fish-men. Because of Arlong, even now, she still held considerable resentment toward them deep down.
"What does it have to do with you? You damned—"
The fish-man had barely risen to his feet and had not even finished speaking before a ninja blade was pressed to his neck the next second.
Several ninjas appeared out of nowhere and took control of the scene.
Fighting was absolutely forbidden in this alternate space. Even the slightest disturbance caused