After getting up and washing in the morning, Nami went to the deck to check their course.
Robin greeted her with a smile. "Good morning, Miss Navigator."
Still half asleep, Nami nodded. "Oh, good morning, Robin..."
"Robin?"
Nami suddenly snapped awake and screamed, "What are you doing on the ship?"
Robin said calmly, "My knight invited me, so here I am."
Sanji suddenly leaped out. "I'm your knight, beautiful Robin! I'll be loyal to you forever!"
Nami punched Sanji on the forehead. "Act normal!"
Nami's shouting brought the others onto the deck one after another. They all reacted differently to Robin's sudden appearance.
Robin looked around, recalled the information she had gathered, and handed her bag to Nami first. "Here, a little gift for you."
Nami had always felt a little hostile toward Robin, though she couldn't say why. Maybe it was because Rubick kept telling her outright that he liked Robin more.
Nami said, "Hmph. I don't accept gifts from just anyone."
Robin said, "That's your payment from the Princess. It's everything she saved up over the years."
Nami's eyes lit up. Everything a princess had saved over the years? That had to be a fortune! She opened the bag and found... one small pouch of gems.
"Um... Robin, you didn't take some for yourself, did you? Why is there so little?"
Robin spread her hands. "I'm an archaeologist. Gems don't interest me."
Nami suddenly remembered something and grabbed Rubick by the collar. "Wait a second, Uncle! Weren't we supposed to get a billion? A billion! No wonder you rushed us out of Rain Dinners. You were worried about your little girlfriend's money!"
Clutching the pouch of gems, Nami wailed, "Old man, you don't love me anymore. Take me home."
Rubick wasn't falling for it. "You want to take