One Piece: I Am a Saiyan
Chapter 137

Changes on Fish-Man Island

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Queen Otohime's eyes were full of anticipation, and she spoke almost impatiently:

"Mr. Kakarot, we have admired the Anti-Crime Adventure Group for so long!

Every so often, we play videos in the plaza of you punishing evildoers at sea.

Watching you step forward time and again to fight evil, we all know that you are people with true justice in your hearts.

So I beg you, please help our Fish-Man Island!"

As she spoke, she bowed deeply to Kakarot.

Although Queen Otohime looked rather frail, as the queen of Fish-Man Island,

she was a married woman with a full figure, and when she bent forward to bow,

the rounded pair at her chest trembled slightly with the motion, as though about to burst free of their restraints.

Seeing this, Kakarot hurriedly stood up, gently took Queen Otohime by the arms, and helped her straighten up, while frantically repeating to himself:

Don't look at anything improper! Don't look at anything improper! I'm not that sort of man-a wife-stealing scoundrel!

For a moment, his thoughts drifted out of control.

He thought about how he and Lilith were almost eighteen, and whether it was time to consider losing their virginity.

However, he quickly came to his senses, helped Queen Otohime settle securely into her seat, and cleared his throat before saying:

"Your Majesty, Fish-Man Island actually has the ability to save itself.

You Fish-Men and merfolk have unique advantages in the sea.

As long as you can unite the Fish-Men and train a few powerful Fish-Men or merfolk, how many people could threaten Fish-Man Island?"

Queen Otohime nodded slightly and said with a somewhat helpless expression:

"Mr. Kakarot, we understand all of that.

Mr. Jerome has also given us a detailed analysis before.

But Fish-Man Island's current situation is rather difficult. The Fish-Man

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