One Piece- I'm Not Interested in Devil Fruits

Although what Perospero said wasn't wrong...

For more than thirty years, one of the Emperors of the Sea, the great pirate Charlotte Linlin, has spent most of that time in a state of pregnancy, raiding cities and territories everywhere, even clashing with other great pirates.

In fact, for the next eight years, Big Mom would become pregnant year after year, by different husbands, giving birth to children of various races.

Last year, after giving birth to the thirty-sixth daughter, Flampe (the one who once blew poison arrows to ambush Luffy during the Card War), Big Mom soon became pregnant again.

For ordinary people, pregnancy can be a very troublesome affair, heavily impacting daily life. But for Charlotte Linlin, whose physique is more like a supernatural monster, it made almost no difference, her body was barely affected, maybe less than how she feels when she overeats and has indigestion...

Even at full term, her body shape hardly changes.

This makes it very difficult for outsiders to tell whether she is pregnant or not...

Clearly, today's assassin mistakenly believed that "Big Mom's pregnancy" was crucial information and that it was the perfect chance to assassinate Charlotte Linlin... Unfortunately, he used ordinary human logic to judge a non-human monster like Big Mom. He had no idea that this was a prodigy who, at five years old, could defeat giants with a single punch and nearly wipe out the entire village of Elbaf!

Big Mom said to her other children in the already chaotic tea party scene: "Wherever that guy came from, go and destroy his country! Daifuku, Oven, the two of you go."

The triplet second sons, Charlotte Daifuku and Charlotte Oven, wanted to say this was a small matter that either of them could handle alone, but thinking better of it, they didn't speak up and obediently nodded: "Yes, Mother."

After speaking, the two immediately set off. They knew how to please Mom: absolute obedience.

In Big Mom's mind, children must obey her; that's what makes a qualified child. 

Otherwise... the consequences are very serious.

"Cough cough!" The eldest son tried to change the subject, awkwardly coughing twice, then pulling out the newspaper Katakuri had looked at earlier, smiling: "Mom, look, there's an interesting guy who has appeared again recently!"

He handed the newspaper to Big Mom. The not-so-small paper folded into a size like an ordinary book. She glanced at the news photo of Liam, squinting:

"Who is this kid? Chopper Giorno... I think I remember him a little..."

Katakuri approached and said in a low voice behind his scarf: "That's the rookie who once stole Caesar's Devil Fruit in that news a few years ago... He disappeared for a while, thought to have been locked up by the Marines in the Impel Down. But now he has appeared again in the Grand Line..."

"That kid! I remember now, he's quite an interesting little fellow!" Big Mom suddenly laughed: "I remember that loan shark really cared about him... I heard he's from West Blue just like him! Is that right? So the Marines didn't catch him after all? And now he's back in the Grand Line?"

A shadow crossed her smiling face: "Being targeted by that loan shark, he probably won't survive to the New World! Mamamamamama..."

Time rewinds to after Liam and the others left Burujoa Kingdom...

Naturally, he couldn't use Geppo to fly over the sea, so after leaving the cluster of islands, he took out a green Den Den Mushi in midair and used it to summon the pirate ship from the city fortress, dropping it onto the sea surface.

Liam landed on the ship. Robin's back petals bloomed and merged into huge flower wings. Koala transformed into mist and gently descended.

They landed on the small pirate ship. Koala looked up and exchanged a glance with Jolyne, her elder sister.

"Let's go, I'll take you home."

Liam ruffled the little girl's hair.

Then he threw the Eternal Pose for Foolshout Island, found by Cavendish, to Koala.

She carefully caught it and held it in her palm, smiling happily as she looked at the name of her hometown engraved on it.

The sails billowed and the small ship sailed forward.

B.I.B. steered the pirate ship's wheel. On the nearby table lay two Eternal Poses , one for Momoiro Island, the other for Foolshout Island.

Both poses pointed in roughly the same direction.

If you say the area around the Sabaody Archipelago is the rear part of the Grand Line, then these two Poses both point further ahead in the Grand Line, towards the entrance of the Reverse Mountain.

It turns out Koala's hometown is actually on the way to Momoiro Island? That makes things even easier for Liam, just follow the magnetic route! Wherever they get there first, they'll go there first.

Liam left B.I.B. outside to steer the ship. He and Robin flew into the Den Den Mushi city fortress to rest. Koala, already quite familiar, followed closely behind them, landing inside the fortress with a "BIU," and asked,

"Leaving Mari and that auntie there... is it really okay?"

Both were people who had left their hometowns, yet only she was lucky enough to be escorted home by Giorno, her elder brother, and Jolyne, her elder sister...

This made Koala feel a little guilty.

"It's fine," Liam said, "That Cavendish guy can handle this kind of thing."

That's the advantage of being a traveler from another world.

As a traveler, the biggest advantage isn't about knowing the plot, but being familiar with the various characters of this world, even sometimes knowing them better than they know themselves.

In the manga, before Robin's emotional barrier was broken by the Straw Hat Pirates, she probably always thought of herself as an ominous person, someone who couldn't even trust herself and worried she might betray her comrades at any moment... 

However, as a "reader," Liam knew that if you genuinely care for unlucky kids like Robin, she would never betray you. The people Robin betrayed in the manga were always those who betrayed or used her first.

If Liam didn't understand Robin, he wouldn't have been so casually sharp-tongued when he first crossed over.

If it had been Law instead of Robin, Liam would be crazy to provoke him. Scaring little Robin would just make her run away, but scaring little Law could have unpredictable consequences...

It's precisely because Liam understands the people of this world that he dares joke with Aokiji and can talk about almost anything with Red-Haired Shanks.

Cavendish, who later joined the Straw Hat crew as a "heroic character," was someone personally approved by Luffy's sharp eye.

"He learned we were pirates right in front of the King and Marines, but he didn't try to distance himself from us..." Robin said with a smile, "He really is a good guy!"

"Mm." Koala responded softly.

Liam said, "If you have time to worry about others, you should think about yourself!"

"Myself?" Koala looked up, puzzled.

"You're going home." Liam crossed his arms and looked down at her. "That thing on your back, are you going to tell your parents? If so, how are you going to say it?"

Koala opened her mouth but looked at a loss. Clearly, she hadn't thought about this question before.

A small sailboat with a JOJO pattern sailed backward on the Grand Line Sea, the ever-changing weather causing little disturbance to the mostly empty small boat.

Days passed quickly...

Momoiro Island came into view in the distance.

"Looks like your home is actually pretty close to the Grand Line entrance..."

(End Of This Chapter)

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