Pirates: Beginning with the Patrolman

"No problem."

Remos shook his head.

It's just a small garden. It's not a problem with the permanent pointer. It's a good opportunity to go and see the two giants.

And Remos is actually quite interested in Crocodile, and Robin... In short, although he is already familiar with this route, if he can walk it himself, he will definitely gain something new.

Seeing that Remos had no objection, Nami ran to continue buying pointers with Crocus.

When she heard that the price of the permanent pointer was a full 50 million, she was stunned on the spot.

"Change the route? Okay? This route is really not important!"

Nami turned around and begged Remos, hoping that he would change his mind.

"Okay, okay, we have made a choice, so let's follow this route. Don't worry, when we get to Alabasta, we can still sell the permanent pointer."

The permanent pointer is a rare item. It will not be cheap no matter where it is. If you buy it now and sell it in Alabasta, you may make some money.

Crocus nodded beside him, indicating his approval.

Nami saw that she could not persuade Remos, so she sighed and finally stopped struggling. Then she took two big gold bricks from the boat with a painful look on her face, and slapped them hard in Crocus's hands, as if she was deliberately venting her anger.

Unfortunately, Crocus's palm was very strong, and he easily took the two gold bricks.

"Uncle, you are really good at business."

Nami gritted her teeth and said.

"Haha, thank you for the compliment. It takes me a long time to meet a rich customer like you."

Crocus smiled happily, and he made a lot of money on this order.

"I'm curious, if other people who choose this route don't have a permanent compass, do they really have to stay in the small garden for a year?"

"Of course not. Many people changed their routes immediately after learning about the situation in the small garden. And even if you continue to take this route, you can also abandon the compass to go out to sea directly. The Grand Line is not impossible to sail without the compass.

The compass is just a convenient tool. Without the compass, the risk is at most a little greater, and it is easy to get the wrong direction.

If there is a good enough navigator, plus a little luck or strong enough strength, it is not impossible to sail directly without the compass."

For example, most of the Four Emperors and the Seven Warlords of the Sea can go out to sea directly without the record compass and the permanent compass, and the same is true for the navy.

In addition, in addition to the record compass and the permanent compass, there are many other navigation methods on the sea, but they are not as accurate and easy to use as the compass.

After buying the compass, Remos and Nami bid farewell to Crocus and started their first voyage into the Grand Line.

On the way, Nami controlled the rudder, still muttering in her mouth.

"This uncle is so sinister, he actually schemed against me like this... Remos, you too, why don't you change your mind? You actually spent tens of millions to buy a broken pointer."

"It's just tens of millions, can't I just sell it when I get to Alabasta?"

Remos sat on the recliner next to him and said with a smile.

"Humph, this is only now. If it was before, I wouldn't let him go so easily. I would have to steal all his pointers and let him feel heartbroken."

Nami said with a puffed mouth.

"You want to steal something from this uncle, but it's probably unlikely."

"Why?"

"Because he is not an ordinary lighthouse keeper, he is the doctor of the Pirate King."

"What...what?"

Nami was stunned for a moment, and then her voice changed, "Who do you say he is? The doctor of the Pirate King? That weird uncle?"

"That's right, Crocus, the doctor of Roger's pirate group, disappeared after Roger disbanded the pirate group. I didn't expect to see him here."

"No, how do you know he is a member of the Pirate King's crew?"

"Because before . I once accidentally saw an old newspaper with all the information of the crew of One Piece, including this Crocus, but he looked much younger than he does now. "

"So he is selling pointers here so openly? The World Government and the Navy don't care?"

"Why should they care? He is already like this, he should just be a lighthouse keeper and buy some record pointers. The World Government would like him to be quiet forever."

Not to mention Crocus, even Roger's deputy, Pluto Rayleigh, the World Government didn't care, didn't it?

The World Government and the Navy couldn't have been unaware that Rayleigh was in the Sabaody Archipelago. Logically speaking, Rayleigh is much more dangerous than Crocus, not to mention that he has a huge bounty on his body.

But forFor the World Government, the most important thing is never the pirate group. What the Five Elders really worry about is all those who undermine the rule of the World Government and try to reveal the truth of the world.

As long as you don't challenge the bottom line of the World Government, no matter how much trouble you make, the World Government will not look at you.

If a big pirate suddenly announces that he has retired, the World Government will not easily send people to disturb him even if it knows where he is hiding.

Especially this kind of old guy, if you provoke one casually, you may attract a large number of old guys who are hiding, which is purely thankless.

Even the navy, which claims to be righteous, will only turn a blind eye to people like Crocus and pretend not to see him even if they know his identity and position.

"I don't understand."

Nami didn't know the twists and turns here, and her little face was full of confusion.

"It doesn't matter if you don't understand. These are not important. Let's do our job well. Let's leave this kind of problem to those big guys."

Remos stretched and said lazily.

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With the record pointer, Nami's level will naturally make the next voyage smooth.

On the way, they also encountered extreme weather on the Grand Route for the first time. The sky was clear one second, but it became thunderous the next second, and there were knife-like ice cones falling from the clouds.

The two of them quickly hid in the cabin, hugged each other and shivered, hoping that the ice cones would not sink the Liberty.

Not long after, the sky cleared up again and the dark clouds disappeared.

If the deck was not covered with ice cones, Remos and Nami would even doubt whether the previous experience was a dream.

One day later, a row of small black dots appeared on the distant sea level.

As the Liberty gradually approached, the small black dots gradually turned into huge cacti.

"We're here. Cactus Island and Whiskey Mountain are in front!"

Nami put down the telescope and said to Remos.