"Hey, Lott! Are the Pluton Blueprints really here?" Crocodile looked at the bustling city of water.
He found it hard to believe the Pluton Blueprints would be somewhere like this. Its transportation network was extremely well developed, with countless merchant ships, Marine warships, pirate ships, and even World Government ships coming and going.
Keeping the Pluton Blueprints in a place like this was clearly the most dangerous choice. Besides, who knew how old that information was? It was unclear whether the blueprints were even still here.
Lott naturally noticed Crocodile's anxiety and said, "The most dangerous place is the safest place. Since even you think the blueprints couldn't possibly be here, other people will think the same."
Enel grew a little irritated beside them. "Hey, hey, hey, what are you talking about? And what's this Pluton thing?"
Crocodile took a drag on his cigar and said, "Pluton is an Ancient Weapon. A single shot can destroy an island!"
Enel pursed his lips. "Destroy an island in one hit? Is that supposed to be impressive? I can do that too."
Crocodile looked Enel up and down with undisguised contempt. "You? Stop bragging. If you had a move that powerful, why haven't I ever seen you use it?"
Seeing the two ready to fight at the slightest disagreement, Lott interrupted, "All right, hurry up and put your masks on. We're going straight to the mayor."
Enel and Crocodile exchanged a glance, then turned their heads away, neither willing to acknowledge the other.
Everyone put on their masks and headed toward the shipyard. The Skybreaker was stored in System Space.
Lott's group was now famous throughout the world, and he didn't want to invite any unnecessary trouble.
"Wow! What an impressive shipyard!"
"What a huge crane!"
Throughout the walk, Nami was like a