Naruto's Trash Station

The newcomer was none other than Nami. But Ren knew Nami well enough to know that the look on her face meant nothing good.

Ren had never understood why Nami in the original story loved money so much—it had been entirely because of the shadow cast by her childhood. But Ren's appearance had changed Nami's fate. Her childhood had been wonderful; she never lacked food or clothing, had people waiting on her, and lived like a princess.

Yet fate had its own plans, and Nami's personality had remained unchanged. Her dream was still to draw nautical charts, to create the perfect map of the seas. But Nami's obsession with treasure was even more unmatched.

Hancock

"I really don't know what to say to you!"

Ren looked at Nami, at a loss for words. Over the years, Nami had grown up and established the Eighth Division. Ren had originally thought she had founded it merely to draw nautical charts. Who would have thought that after establishing the Eighth Division, she would directly sweep away all the treasure information known by Ren, Ryder, World, Bing Jieke, and the others? She had even taken every treasure map aboard the pirate ship. After all, there were countless treasure maps in the One Piece World—some real, some fake. Ren had collected them all, only for Nami to take every last one.

With those treasure maps, Nami had traveled the world digging up treasure, becoming a renowned treasure-hunting pirate. It was precisely because of her obsession with treasure that Ren had given her the Gold-Gold Fruit, hoping she could achieve Devil Fruit Awakening.

Yet after all these years, there was still not the slightest sign of awakening.

Now, as Ren looked at Nami's smile in his arms, he sensed that something was off. Nami was