Luffy snorted beside them, his face full of disdain. He turned to Nami and quickly reminded her, "Nami, don't let this guy fool you! He makes it sound like he's thinking of everyone, but he's definitely got another scheme up his sleeve."
Sanji had long since taken a dislike to Naruto. After all, in his eyes, Naruto was the detestable bastard who had stolen Nami away from him.
"That's right, Miss Nami. You absolutely can't trust this bad guy!" Sanji immediately chimed in. "Think about it yourself. Is there really a Devil Fruit that can stuff a living person straight into another space? If such an ability really existed, wouldn't that mean anyone could become invincible just like that?"
Listening to the two of them, Nami gradually grew hesitant.
She did believe Naruto, but collecting someone entirely into the so-called Dragon Vein World was simply too outrageous. In all these years, she had never heard of any method capable of doing something like that.
Naruto, however, continued standing there with a beaming smile, letting Luffy and Sanji carry on.
The more they said now, the better the effect would be when he made his move later. By then, he would surely be able to recruit even more talented people into the Dragon Vein World.
Nami pursed her lips. In the end, she raised her head and looked at Naruto seriously.
"I believe you. Go ahead and do whatever you want."
Luffy's face instantly filled with despair.
"It's over. Nami is completely beyond saving."
He covered his head, his voice full of collapse. "I talked for so long, and it still didn't do anything at all."
Naruto nodded in satisfaction. Being trusted so unreservedly really did feel quite good.
"If you're willing to believe me, that's enough."
He grinned at the