[ Airships are one thing, and strangely, creatures that do the flying for the people sounds a hell of a lot more plausible to Nami, whose world is full of stories mentioning similar feats. ]
A wyvern? Is it huge?
[ There are stories about giant dragons, but it's hard to imagine Hilda astride one of those beasts from a storybook, like some kind of dark Devil Fruit user bent on destruction. It's another intriguing detail about the new arrival and the world she comes from, to say the very least.
Not to mention, she's oddly easy to talk to, pretty and sincere enough to keep Nami giving her the straight answers she might otherwise try to avoid. ]
The first who's drawing it all on the way, at least. Pirates aren't exactly known for their foresight.
[ And she doubts anyone with a valuable asset like a map of the entire Grand Line would be sharing it so openly.
Realizing herself, Nami looks over at Hilda, tilting her head toward the increasingly distant shoreline. ] You don't want to go back yet, do you? Sailing's one of the things I'll do for hours if you let me. [ A slightly coquettish choice of words, for sure, but whatever it is about Hilda that's kept Nami talking, intrigues her enough that she finds herself feeling her out in other ways without meaning to. ]
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[ Airships are one thing, and strangely, creatures that do the flying for the people sounds a hell of a lot more plausible to Nami, whose world is full of stories mentioning similar feats. ]
A wyvern? Is it huge?
[ There are stories about giant dragons, but it's hard to imagine Hilda astride one of those beasts from a storybook, like some kind of dark Devil Fruit user bent on destruction. It's another intriguing detail about the new arrival and the world she comes from, to say the very least.
Not to mention, she's oddly easy to talk to, pretty and sincere enough to keep Nami giving her the straight answers she might otherwise try to avoid. ]
The first who's drawing it all on the way, at least. Pirates aren't exactly known for their foresight.
[ And she doubts anyone with a valuable asset like a map of the entire Grand Line would be sharing it so openly.
Realizing herself, Nami looks over at Hilda, tilting her head toward the increasingly distant shoreline. ] You don't want to go back yet, do you? Sailing's one of the things I'll do for hours if you let me. [ A slightly coquettish choice of words, for sure, but whatever it is about Hilda that's kept Nami talking, intrigues her enough that she finds herself feeling her out in other ways without meaning to. ]