Jhonny and Yosaku recount the cunning trickery employed by Nami. She deceitfully lured them to explore her ship while she pretended to change her clothes, only to push them overboard and make off with their treasure and the Going Merry. It turns out Nami is a skilled thief, notorious for stealing money from pirates, and she saw the Going Merry as another opportunity. Jhonny and Yosaku express remorse for their lack of vigilance, leading to this unfortunate incident.
However, Luffy has a different perspective and decides to make Nami the navigator of his ship. Even though her ship is still visible at a distance, Luffy instructs Zoro and Usopp to take Jhonny’s ship and pursue Nami. But upon spotting the legendary swordsman, Mihawk, also known as Hawk Eye, Zoro’s demeanor changes drastically. He dons his black bandana, a symbol of his utmost seriousness, as he prepares to face Mihawk and fulfill his ambition of becoming the world’s strongest swordsman.
Meanwhile, Nami sheds tears of farewell and expresses her heartfelt desire to reunite with them one day. Despite parting ways, she genuinely misses the company of Luffy and his crew, and she hopes fate will bring them together again in the future.