The Wind Is Strong Here, I'm Afraid It'll Mess Up My Hair!

When Yamato heard that she was only worth 250 bucks in Allen's eyes, she was so furious she wanted to bite him to death.

"Ah, I'm going to bite you to death!"

The resolute words had barely left her mouth before she opened it without hesitation and bit down at Allen's back.

However, Allen was hardly unprepared. In an instant, Armament Haki covered his entire body like an impenetrable suit of dark armor.

Yamato bit down with all her strength, and a crisp metallic clang rang out around them. The impact nearly shattered her teeth.

Allen grinned smugly. "Feels great, doesn't it?"

Every visible part of Allen's body was now covered in pitch-black Armament Haki. Yamato looked at him and found nowhere to bite, so she could only complain helplessly, "Can you stop being such a scaredy-cat? You turtle!"

Allen had long grown used to Yamato's mockery. "I'm very hard, so you should just give up!"

But Yamato's clever little mind seemed to come up with a brilliant idea in an instant. She said lazily, "You think I have no way to deal with you?"

Hearing that, Allen could not help feeling puzzled. He secretly wondered what trick Yamato was planning to use against him.

To be safe, he quickly increased the amount of Haki covering his body, determined to leave no room for error.

Seeing this, Yamato gave a cold smile. In her eyes, Allen was still far too young.

Your physical defense may be flawless, but you forgot that I have magic damage.

With that thought, a sly smile appeared at the corner of Yamato's lips. Then she stuck out her nimble tongue and lightly licked Allen's small ear at lightning speed.

That unexpected move made Allen's body stiffen as if he had been struck by lightning.

He truly had not expected Yamato to use such a surprising tactic.

Seeing Allen's stunned reaction, Yamato felt immensely pleased with herself. She pressed on, slowly breathing hot air into his ear while occasionally giving it a light lick.

This ambiguous yet peculiar scene left Robin standing beside them utterly dumbfounded.

Robin's face instantly flushed red, her heart raced, and she pointed at Yamato with a trembling finger. Even her words came out stammering. "Y-you... what are you doing?!"

Faced with Robin's shocked expression, Yamato waved dismissively at her. "This is nothing. Once you've experienced the big stuff later, you'll get used to it. If you don't believe me, ask Nana."

Yamato's words immediately left Nana, who was standing nearby, at a loss.

Feeling Robin's questioning gaze, Nana could not help recalling the "big stuff" Yamato had mentioned. The embarrassing scenes made her cheeks burn even hotter. She shyly covered her face, but her little head kept nodding like a pecking chicken. "That's right."

Seeing this, Robin grew even more curious. She was filled with questions about what exactly this so-called big stuff was and why it had made Nana so embarrassed.

At that moment, Allen seemed to have completely entered some strange state.

He suddenly pulled Yamato down from behind him, wrapped his left arm around her neck, and pressed his lips directly to hers.

Seeing the two of them making out so openly, Robin felt extremely awkward. She wanted to cover her eyes, yet some inexplicable curiosity drove her to keep watching. After hesitating again and again, she held herself back, for deep down, she vaguely wanted to learn something from it.

Nana, on the other hand, looked completely calm. Such scenes had probably long since become commonplace to her. There was even a faint trace of envy in her eyes.

Yamato had originally been immersed in the sweet atmosphere of kissing and cuddling with Allen in full view of everyone, but Allen's restless right hand seemed to have a precise tracking device installed.

They had not even been kissing for two seconds when Allen's right hand quietly climbed onto Yamato's breasts, squeezing and kneading them wantonly.

Yamato instantly saw through Allen's intentions. She did not really mind him treating her like this and was even a little happy about it. After all, wasn't the fact that she could make Allen so impulsive proof of her extraordinary charm?

But not here, right?

There were two spectators here. Actually, having spectators did not matter much, since they were her own sisters.

But damn it, this was an open-air venue, big brother!

People were constantly coming and going. She did not want anyone else seeing her body.

At that moment, Yamato's gaze casually swept toward the two women and happened to find Robin staring intently at Allen's mischievous hand.

Robin was so shocked that her jaw nearly dropped. She never imagined Allen would be this bold, daring to do something so intimate and outrageous to Yamato right in front of others.

At that critical moment, Yamato sharply sensed that Allen was about to take off her pants. It scared the soul out of her. Without a second thought, she immediately slapped his hand away and pulled some distance between them.

Allen stared blankly at Yamato, his eyes full of confusion and incomprehension.

Feeling Allen's resentful little gaze, Yamato hurriedly explained, "There are too many people here."

Only then did Allen come to his senses. When he turned his head, he saw Robin staring at him with the sharp gaze of someone who had caught her husband cheating in bed. He awkwardly forced out a smile, scratched his head, and said, "Sorry, I'm not usually like this. Maybe I ate something wrong today."

At that moment, Yamato slowly approached Allen, gently hugged his arm, and swayed it tenderly. She whispered into his ear, "Darling, I'm a little tired. I want to go back to the room and rest."

As she spoke, she lightly traced circles in Allen's left palm with her slender finger.

Allen understood immediately and stretched out his right hand. A Space Sphere radiating a mysterious glow slowly emerged from his palm, then expanded like a balloon until it steadily enveloped all of them.

Allen said softly, "The wind is strong here. I'm afraid it'll mess up my hair, so let's go back to the ship first."

As soon as he finished speaking, a strange flash of light appeared, and Allen vanished from the spot together with Yamato, Robin, and Nana.

In the next instant, the four of them had returned to the ship's hall aboard the Poetry and the Distant Sea.

Just as Robin was about to speak, Allen and Yamato vanished from the spot once again, leaving Robin standing there alone with a stunned expression.

Robin swallowed the words on the tip of her tongue and turned to ask Nana beside her, "Where did they go?" Nana obediently replied, "Sister Robin, they probably have something to take care of."

Robin became even more confused.

Seeing this, Nana secretly decided to help Allen so that he could win Robin over as soon as possible.

So, she quickly walked over, gently took Robin by the arm, and said, "I'll take you to your room to put down your luggage. Carrying it around is tiring."

Robin instinctively turned to look at the Penguin Backpack on her back, filled with doubt. Would carrying such a small backpack really be tiring?

Still, she did not say anything and simply allowed Nana to lead her away.

Taking advantage of Robin's inattention, Nana quickly glanced back at her, a sly smile curling across her lips. She had already made up her mind to bring Robin to the room closest to Allen and Yamato's. As for what would happen next, only time would slowly reveal...