Pirates: Seeing Proficiency Made Me a Legend

Before Kagi could recover, a crowd surged in and packed the once-spacious hall to bursting.

Kagi's expression changed when he saw them swallowing hard. Damn it. This is going to get ugly.

"Don't push! There's enough for everyone! Line up, line up!"

"..."

Kagi kept order while giving instructions to the waiters.

"Little Kagi, go check the back. What's going on?"

"Swords, Come!" The Battle Resumes

"Dongze, if that restaurant owner had known this would happen, I don't think he would've lent you the place!"

Robin sat sideways on the Flying Sword, leaning her head against Dongze as she rubbed her visibly swollen belly and spoke with a smile.

Thinking back on it, Dongze gave an awkward smile too. The power of hungry people was terrifying. They had nearly knocked the restaurant doors off their hinges.

The kitchen had been as packed as a subway train at rush hour. People had almost been crushed in the crowd.

The hordes drawn in by the aroma had swept through like locusts. They had come close to tearing Kagi's restaurant apart.

Dongze had nearly unleashed his Haki to knock them all unconscious, but they were civilians. In the end, he abandoned the idea.

He had no choice but to pack up the dishes that were ready and leave.

The Dongpo Pork and Dongpo Pork Knuckle were still cooking, so he left them behind. A wealthy latecomer bought them for a million Beli.

Never underestimate the power of hungry people.

As for the other dishes, he had made a small ice boat out at sea, and they had just finished eating there.

Robin, who was always saying she needed to watch her figure, had accidentally eaten too much. She was still waiting for her meal to settle.

Looking at the faint outline of Whole