that Nami lost her balance and fell. When the shaking of the ground subsided, Nami dared to open her eyes again. Amazed, she got up and thought she was dreaming. Her ugly little piss putt had turned into a pleasant little hut! In awe, she stroked the soft fabric of her dress and turned in circles with joy. It was so beautiful, her dress, her new home, if her husband could see it!She was right! She stopped instantly. If the fish was so powerful that it gave them a hut, then it should be able to buy a nice big house with a garden! Nami stormed out the door and ran straight into the arms of Sanji, who looked at her beaming.
"You are so beautiful! You were right and he kept his word! I wanted to look after you and check whether he was telling the truth!"
"He certainly did, but consider, Sanji, what else he could give us! A beautiful house with a small garden so that we can plant fruit and vegetables and no longer have to just eat fish! Please go, Sanji, and call him Fish again! If he could create the hut, then he can do this little request too! "
Understanding, Sanji nodded and set off straight away. The wind got stronger and Nami felt uncomfortable. She quickly returned to the house and examined the kitchen with the large stove, the well-made chairs and the cupboards with small decorations.

Another tingling sensation went through her body and the shaking of the house was even more powerful. With great difficulty Nami managed to hold on to a sturdy cupboard, his eyes narrowed for fear that the hut would fall apart. Just as quickly as the wobbling began, it stopped again. Blinking, Nami opened his eyes and hoped it had happened again. She was not disappointed. The first thing she did was look down at herself at her dress. It was now adorned with fine lace and even occasionally with shiny pearls. How beautiful she looked! With glowing cheeks she ran through the kitchen, which had so much space that she could have danced there easily. Next door was a bathroom with a large tub! Next to it is a bedroom with beds whose soft pillows and sheets hugged Nami's body comfortably when she fell into them. Without further ado, she jumped up and stalked into the next room, which had a table, chairs and a fireplace. On cold nights and in winter she would never have to freeze again! Another door led Nami into the garden, where the delicate scent of oranges wafted towards her. The wind had grown stronger, but the beauty of the green garden blew away her worries, as did the rumble of her stomach as she peeled and ate a juicy orange. She saw her husband from afar and smiled happily. How wonderful it was to have a beautiful house, a little garden and a lovely husband. A man who had managed to get it all by saving a mighty fish. Nami frowned. If the Pisces could perform this miracle with such recklessness, how great was its power really? Couldn't they then also live in a castle? Were they not really fools if they were satisfied with it? They had to change that!
"Go back immediately!", Nami spat at her husband, even before he could enter the new house and garden.
"Don't you like it? It's already so big, what more do we want?" Replied Sanji, surprised at the reaction of his wife.
"If he can create such beautiful things without any problems, then demand a castle as a reward for his freedom!"
"Nami, what do you want with a castle? Can't we live with what he's already given us? We can't expect more! It's already perfect!"
But he could tell from the serious expression on her face that she was not satisfied. As always. She was never satisfied. She wasn't even satisfied with her husband.
"Well then, I'll go so you can get your lock," he gave in."Princesses live in magnificent castles, I'm your princess, am I not?" She winked at him.
"Yes, you are very much my princess," said Sanji and despite the rain went back to the beach where he had found the fish.
A little cry of joy escaped Nami's lips. Soon she would be a princess!

Nami waited impatiently for the next shock. She couldn't wait to run down the long corridors of the castle! However, she had not expected this tremendous earthquake. The noise even drowned out the storm that had been brewing in the meantime. She was startled by her own scream that suddenly escaped her throat. Her skin felt like it was being torn from its bones and it burned terribly. A dark veil fell over her eyes and dragged her into a deep darkness.
"Nami?"
A soft, worried voice brought them back to the surface from the depths.
"Nami? Are you awake? Can you hear me?", Sanji shook his wife awake.
Blinking, she opened her eyes and saw Sanji's relieved face.
"I'm glad you woke up again. You won't believe it, but we're living in a real castle now!" He said excitedly.
She looked around, disoriented. Yes, Sanji was telling the truth. They lived in a castle. There were golden handles everywhere, precious vases, wonderful jewelery hanging from the huge windows, high-quality carpets and decorations with huge precious stones! Nami wasn't out of the room yet, but she was already overwhelmed! In amazement her gaze stopped on a wall-high mirror where she could look at herself. She had exchanged her beautiful peasant dress for a princess robe made of the purest silk with lace and even more beautiful pearls. The white dress even had a wine-red train! She also had a silver diadem on her head and her hair fell in gentle waves.
"Is that me?", Nami gasped and turned to her husband.
"Yes, you are and you are the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. But I knew that before, you don't need this dress for that un-", Sanji smiled, but was abruptly interrupted by Nami when she opened her fingertips put his lips on.
"Wealth alone is not enough, Sanji!" She replied sharply. "I have to be a real queen to be happy and didn't you promise me on our wedding day?"
"Why can't you be satisfied with the wealth you have now? Money and treasures alone do not make you happy, Nami!", The blonde now protested.
'Money calms you down and drives away worries,' thought Nami, but did not say it out loud.
"True, wealth alone does not make you happy. Now go to the bank again and demand that I become queen!"

With his head held high, Nami strolled along the endless corridors. Their maids stood in rank and file and bowed to their princess. How indescribable it was to have such wealth. Nami was just about to enter the treasury, which was certainly filled to the ceiling, when she could no longer move. Instantly, her body felt so heavy that movement was impossible. Her gaze wandered towards the window, behind which nothing could be seen in the blackness. The storm had reached its peak.
The previously beautiful marble floor tore open like the throat of a monster and an ice-cold wind tore at Nami's beaded dress. The suction let everything that was not nailed down disappear into the huge gap.
Her high-pitched scream sounded loud and painful in her own ears.She didn't even notice her husband's return.
"You wanted to have everything and not give anything for it, so that in the end you only got what you deserve," Sanji said flatly and she looked scared into his face.
"But, Sanji! You're all I have left!", She sobbed and wiped the tears from her face with the rag of her arm. Her old scraps of cloth from a dress and her old piss putts were still there, as was her Sanji.

Nami woke up frightened and drenched in sweat. Her throat was dry and she was trembling all over. What kind of stupid nightmare was that?

"Sanji, you have to buy a lot of meat!", Luffy called after his smutje before he disappeared with Franky and Zorro from the view of his captain.
Luffy was impatient, he really wanted to explore the island!
"Can we find some of these statues?" Asked Chopper and looked up at Usopp, while he was looking around with his glasses.
"I'm sure I've already found one! Just look at the golden horse's head above the gate!" Exclaimed the shooter enthusiastically.
"You are right!", Nami agreed when she stood with the rest of the members in front of the gate.
"You are not from here", it rang out next to the pirates and they looked into the wrinkled face of an old woman.
"Wah! A witch!", Usopp screamed in panic and Chopper hid behind his leg.
"I am not a witch! I am the village elder and am here to explain to visitors like you why there are golden statues here from time to time."
"What do you mean now and then? Are new figures being set up?" Asked Robin.
"No, no. These sculptures only appear when new people come. This horse head is supposed to represent a good friend of a traveler. She had lost it shortly before and she was of the opinion that he would speak to her."
"How cool!" Beamed Luffy. "Is there more?"
"There is a golden spindle in front of the big tower. It is said that a very young girl stabbed herself with it and slept for a very long time," explained the supposed witch. "Some kids are said to have spotted a new one on the beach this morning. Maybe you brought the story here with you? Check it out, and if you can do anything with it, I'd love to hear the story!"
"Let's go there guys!" Luffy exclaimed euphorically.
“You don't seriously believe the babble of this old wrinkled witch, do you?” Usopp scratched his head questioningly. "I think she lied to us. In reality, they put all the statues up!"
"Let's check it out then!" Suggested Robin.
"Good idea, if none of us can do anything with it, then we know! After all, we only need to replenish our supplies, because the log port doesn't take very long to align itself", Nami agreed.

"A fish?" The small group called out almost in sync.
"Why did they put a fish made of gold on the beach? That makes no sense at all! Such a small fish cannot be associated with us, such a stupid carp too!", Usopp scolded indignantly.
He had been so sure that it was a giant sea monster and that he could have told a story.
"I don't think it's a carp but a