Rubick said helplessly, "Come on, don't you know how strong you are? Your control over your powers is so poor. Are you trying to blow up the Switch?"
Nami fell silent. The electricity she released so casually was terrifying, nowhere near safe for an electrical device. A human-powered generator really was necessary.
Finally, Rubick took out a laptop and handed it to Franky. "This is for you. It's a tool that needs electricity to run. Robin can teach you how to use it. Oh, and there are lots of recipes for Sanji on it too."
At last, Rubick had handed out all his gifts. Luffy said glumly, "Old man, you're leaving, aren't you?"
Rubick said, "That's right. People from my homeland have arrived, and I need to receive them. Besides, as a king, I have plenty to do. I won't be able to adventure with you anymore."
Rubick opened a Portal. "Well, until we meet again."
He hurried through the Portal. He had never been good at farewells.
"Oh, Rubick's gone?"
After putting away her things, Robin returned to the deck.
Nami was the first to rush over. "Robin! Can I see that thing in your hair? It's gorgeous! I want to make one too!"
Robin readily took it off and handed it to Nami. "Things like this are common in their country. But when a master craftsman makes one as a luxury item, hardly anyone can afford it."
Nami held the dangling hair ornament in her palm and examined it closely. Robin said, "This one, for example, costs enough to build another Thousand-Mile Sunny."
"What?!"
Nami handed it back. It was far too valuable, and Rubick had given it to Robin as a token of his love. She decided to make one herself.
"Thunder Metallurgy!"
Nami took out a