Chapter Twenty-Five: Robin, Hancock

The next day, Kamiel and Robin, accompanied by the three Boa sisters, bade farewell to Rayleigh and began their journey toward Amazon Lily.

On the shore, when Kamiel took out the ship from the ring, the three Boa sisters stared in amazement. The vessel wasn’t large—about thirty meters long and five meters wide—but it lacked sails and a steering rod. As long as Kamiel was aboard, the ship would move forward and could even submerge beneath the waves.

In truth, this ship possessed countless functions. The prow could open to reveal a massive cannon two meters in diameter. If Kamiel infused it with his lightning power to its fullest, it could annihilate an entire island. Kamiel hadn’t researched what the cannon was made of, but eight years ago, when he tested it, the power left him utterly shocked.

The ship bore a name: “Lucifer”—meaning Demon God. It was an ancient weapon found near Ohara. Once, while Kamiel was training in the waters near Ohara, he discovered a huge underwater cave facing the island. Inside, he found this artifact, known only to Robin, who learned of it in the ring.

Kamiel caressed the hull, and a propeller appeared at the stern, spinning rapidly as the ship shot forward.

Robin nestled in Kamiel’s arms, watching the three curious Boa sisters and remarked jealously, “Great lover, what do you plan to do with your Hancock sister? Will you keep her by your side?”

Kamiel glanced awkwardly at Robin, tightening his embrace around his beloved wife. “Uh, what do you think I should do? I’m not sure myself. Maybe we’ll just drop them on Amazon Lily and leave?”

He cast another look at Hancock in the distance. Ah, in a few years she’d be a stunning beauty!

Robin rolled her eyes at Kamiel and said irritably, “Forget it, I’m thinking of finding another sister myself. I’ll let you two be together! Alas, our handsome little Luffy will have no one left to love him!”

Kamiel gently kissed Robin’s forehead and said softly, “Heh, Luffy will find someone, don’t worry.”

Robin said no more, burrowing deeper into Kamiel’s arms and closing her eyes, basking in his warmth.

Kamiel failed to notice Hancock gazing enviously at Robin, who lay in Kamiel’s embrace. If he had seen it, he would likely have been delighted.

He didn’t seek out the Elder Nyon; after asking Hancock, he learned that the current Amazon Lily Pirates were led by an ordinary woman from the tribe, one without the Conqueror’s Haki, and thus there was no Empress. Of course, the woman was still formidable.

After careful consideration, Kamiel decided to let Hancock eat the Sweet-Sweet Fruit and imprinted the first layer of the “Dragon Phoenix Divine Art” into Hancock’s mind. Her two sisters only received the first six stages of the first layer, but even at the sixth stage their strength would be formidable, potentially reaching the level of a Four Emperors, though it would take years of cultivation.

En route to Amazon Lily, Kamiel unlocked all Hancock’s meridians and guided her Conqueror’s Haki, making her a budding master. During this process, Kamiel indulged his eyes and hands; although Hancock was only twelve, she was starting to develop, and touching her soft body during the meridian unlocking nearly overwhelmed him. Afterwards, he embraced Robin in the cabin for hundreds of rounds. (Ahem, long live harmony!)

As for Hancock, she fared even worse. During the unlocking, as Kamiel lifted her seal and her power surged, it was easy for him, but Hancock fainted from embarrassment. Kamiel had to shake her awake, but as she clung to him, she fainted again.

Three months of sailing went quickly. Although they encountered a few pirates along the way, upon seeing Kamiel sunbathing on the deck, they immediately turned tail and fled—the terrifying record of the “Purple Emperor” had spread across the seas.

Kamiel paid them no mind. Once they entered the Calm Belt, he would sometimes dive to hunt Sea Kings for barbecues. Robin, having spent much time in the ring, had become an expert cook, so these months were exceedingly comfortable. Occasionally, Kamiel teased Hancock, or guided the three sisters in their cultivation. Soon, Amazon Lily appeared on the horizon.

Standing on its soil, Kamiel was full of emotions. He wondered if he was the first to set foot on this island. Although the manga claimed no one had visited before Luffy, Kamiel doubted that—over hundreds of years, surely someone must have arrived, though perhaps none had been discovered.

“Kamiel, I’ve decided to stay on this island,” Robin suddenly said, interrupting his reverie.

“Oh? Why stay here?” Kamiel asked.

“I’ll stay to keep Hancock company. You can go off on your adventures alone. You know I love peaceful places. Just promise to visit me and Hancock often,” Robin explained.

Robin pulled Hancock close, looked at Kamiel, and stretched out her hand jealously. “Give it.”

“What thing?” Kamiel asked curiously.

Hancock, too, watched them with curiosity but secretly hoped Kamiel wouldn’t leave; she enjoyed his teasing.

Robin rolled her eyes, raised her left hand, and waggled her middle finger, displaying the black ring prominently.

Kamiel realized, and with a flash of purple light, produced a pink ring. Robin snatched it away.

“I’d better give it to her myself. If you do, she might be too embarrassed and refuse,” Robin said with a pout.

The ring was beautiful! It looked just like a tiny pink snake. That was Hancock’s inner thought.

“Robin, if you wish to stay, I won’t force you. But is it allowed for outsiders to live here?” Kamiel pulled Robin into his arms.

“Don’t worry! Think of my strength, and you have your wife here; living here is simple. Once Hancock becomes Empress, the restrictions will vanish. Besides, I can guide Hancock’s cultivation. And if I get bored, I might come find you,” Robin replied softly, nestling in his embrace.

“Alright, then! I’ll visit you both often,” Kamiel said, stroking Robin’s hair affectionately.

“Hancock, take good care of yourself. With Robin here, I’m at ease. Don’t neglect your training,” Kamiel said, bidding farewell to Robin and Hancock on the shore before departing.

As Kamiel vanished into the distance, Robin held Hancock’s hand and asked, “Hancock, do you wish to have a relationship like Robin and Kamiel?”

After months of living together, Hancock understood Robin and Kamiel were husband and wife. She felt happy, apprehensive, and expectant, so she hesitated. “Can I?”

Robin took out the pink ring Kamiel had given and said, “Just put this ring on your finger like your sister, and you’ll be able to!” She waved her left hand before Hancock.

Hancock carefully took the ring and placed it on the middle finger of her left hand, smiling with joy and happiness.

Robin, holding Hancock’s hand, glanced in Kamiel’s direction and said gently, “Don’t worry! Your Kamiel will come back to see you very soon.”

If Kamiel knew Robin had already given Hancock the ring, he’d probably be so excited he couldn’t sleep.

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