"Usopp!"
As soon as she saw Usopp, Keya seemed to be excited. However, a trace of helplessness appeared on her face. "I'm sorry, I can't let you in. Krabarter won't agree to anything, but he's not a bad person."
Usopp sat under a tree with a leisurely look on his face. "It's okay. I like sitting in your garden. I don't feel comfortable sitting in your luxurious mansion. No matter what … I'm a brave sea warrior! "
Ke Ya had an expectant look on her face. "What adventure story will you tell me today?"
Although Keya was rich, she was bedridden all year round. There was no one around her who could talk to her. Therefore, every time Usopp came, she would feel like rain after a long drought. Perhaps only she could understand this feeling.
Thus, Usopp began to brag unscrupulously again. "Then I'll tell you the story of the battle in the Goldfish Sea when I was seven years old."
"Goldfish?"
"First of all, its huge body. At first, I thought it was an island, so I boarded it …"
On Tsenki's side.
Tsenki and the others heard some things about Usopp from the children. Luffy couldn't help but sigh. "I see, he's really a good person."
Nami held her chin. "So, in order to make Miss better, he would go and tell her stories every day."
The children: "Well, I just like the captain's enthusiasm and the stories he tells."
Tsenki: "So you guys admire him so much."
Luffy asked, "Then, is Miss better?"
The children: "Almost, it's all thanks to the captain."
"Okay!" Luffy raised his fists and shouted foolishly, "In that case, let's go to the mansion and borrow a boat to go out to sea!"
Nami shouted, "No! Didn't you just say that you can't go? "
However, there was no way she could stop Luffy, who was a one-track minded guy.
Outside Keya's mansion, the door was locked.
"Is anyone there? We want to borrow a boat! "
Tsenki and the others came to the door and shouted inside.
"Come, let's go in!"
Before anyone could make a move, Luffy had already climbed up the gate and flipped over it. His movements were so fast that everyone was flabbergasted.
Tsenki couldn't stand it anymore. "Hey, is this considered a greeting?"
It wasn't just Tsenki. Nami covered her face with one hand. "We couldn't stop him at all."
Sauron said, "If you can't stop him, then go in with him …"
In the courtyard of Keya's mansion, Usopp was still telling Keya about his glorious deeds.
Ke Ya was not an idiot. Even though she knew that he was bragging, she still held her chin and looked at him seriously, listening with great interest. "Hahaha, such a big goldfish? What happened after that? "
"I cut it into pieces and shipped it to the Little Kingdom. They haven't finished eating it yet. In this way, I made a great contribution, so everyone calls me the great Captain Usopp! "
Seeing that Keya was listening with great interest, Usopp became more and more proud as he talked, as if it really happened.
"Usopp!"
Not far away, Luffy shouted.
Usopp saw them and his eyes widened. "Hey? Why are you here? "
Luffy looked at Keya. "You're the owner of this mansion."
Usopp saw this and stepped forward to hug Luffy's shoulder. He said to Keya, "These people heard about my legend and came all the way here to find me. They are the new members of the 'Usopp Pirates'."
Luffy: "That's not it! We're here to find the owner of the mansion. We have a request … "
Keya: "Request, to me?"
Tsenki: "Yes, we want a big ship!"
"Hey, what are you doing here?!" While everyone was talking, a discordant voice came.
The original housekeeper, Krabalt, came over with his servants.
"You're breaking in like this, it really makes me feel very embarrassed."
"It's … it's the housekeeper?" Seeing him, Usopp broke out in cold sweat.
Keya saw this awkward scene and was a little nervous. "Krabalt, these people are …"
The housekeeper raised his hand. "Miss! I'll listen to your explanation later! "Then he turned his head to the crowd." You uninvited guests, get out of here! "
Luffy still looked at him with a smile. "You're the housekeeper, I want to borrow a big ship."
"No!!" Krabalt refused very decisively, then turned to look at Usopp. "You're 'Deceiver Cloth'."
Deceiver Cloth was the nickname given to him by the people in the village.
When Usopp was called by his name, his body seemed to be frozen, and his expression was very awkward.
Then Krabalt smiled. "I've heard about you for a long time, you're very famous in the village!"
When he heard this, Usopp patted his chest as if he was praising himself. "Thank … thank you, you can call me the great Captain Usopp, everyone calls me that!"
Crabbat's face was full of bad intentions. He pushed his glasses with his palm: "The servant said that he often sees you here. May I ask what business you have here?"
Usopp broke out in cold sweat again. "Well … I saw the legendary flying squirrel running in, so I came to take a look …"
As expected of the Usopp, lying came out of his mouth.
Crabbat smiled even more wickedly. "How can you say such a lie? I've heard about your father for a long time!"
"Huh?"
Krabalt pushed his glasses habitually. "The son of a despicable pirate, I don't care what you want to do, but please don't harass our Miss again!"
"Oh? That guy's father is actually a pirate … "Luffy on the side couldn't help but sigh.
Hearing this, Usopp's face instantly became very ugly. "Despicable …"
The word used by the butler stung Usopp.
Then Krabalt spread out his hands. "You and our Miss are from two different worlds. As long as you don't approach her in the future, how much money do you want, name a price! "
Usopp didn't say anything, but Keya couldn't listen anymore. He climbed to the window and shouted. "Krabalt! You're too much! Apologize to Usopp! "
Krabalt turned his head. "Is it necessary to apologize to such a person? I'm just telling the truth. "
Krabalt's "attack" on Usopp was not over. "In fact, you are also a pitiful person. You must hate your greedy father who abandoned his family and ran away from home."
"Krabalt!!!" Keya roared hysterically.
Usopp's face became livid. He was extremely angry. "Don't insult my father again!!"
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