"I've decided to change ships!" Although his heart was painful, Luffy still smiled reluctantly: "I checked the quotation, and if you have 100 million Bailey, you can buy a second-hand ship that is bigger than the Merry!"

"Wait a minute, is it because the repair cost is not enough? It's because I lost the 200 million Bailey that the money is not enough, right?" Hearing Luffy say that he was going to change ships, Usopp's heart immediately cooled, and he was a little flustered when he spoke: "The fees of first-class shipyards are really first-class!"

"This has nothing to do with money!" Seeing Usopp's nervous expression, Luffy said seriously, "Merry can't be repaired anymore!"

Unwilling to accept the facts, Usopp yelled at Luffy, "Do you know what you're talking about?

"It's true, the shipbuilders at the shipyard have already identified it. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 infoThey said that the Merry couldn't sail to the next island!" Although Usopp couldn't accept the fact that the Merry was lost, Luffy was still very serious about the matter. No one wants to lose the companion who has been on adventures with them all along, but the truth is that the Merry can no longer continue their adventures with them.

"Is it just because of the words of those so-called 'boatmen' that you want to give up your partner who is going to die and live with us?" Usopp, who said that he didn't want to lose the Golden Merry, angrily grabbed Luffy and asked madly, "Is the Merry worth so much in your eyes?"

Luffy didn't blame Usopp, and he knew that everyone was reluctant to give up the Golden Merry, but they had to accept the fact.

Luffy pushed Usopp away and asked, "Usopp, you're not a boatman, are you?"

"I'm not going to give up on the Merry, I'm wrong about you!" Usopp shouted as he pointed at Luffy. Luffy was right, he wasn't a boatman, but who in the world loved the Golden Merry more than he did? No, not just because the ship was from his hometown, but also because it was given to him by someone he liked. Although he was not the captain of the ship, he had long regarded the ship as his own treasure.

Usopp worked diligently on the Golden Merry every day, and every time the Golden Merry was injured, he was always the first to notice and start repairing it. Although his repair skills are terrible, and he can only be treated with iron sheets and the like, Usopp is sad every time the Golden Merry is injured.

It is precisely because of this affection that Usopp will see the ship elf repairing the Golden Merry when he is on the empty island, and it is precisely because of this affection that William will be saved by the ship's energy in his dream.

But seeing Usopp's sad appearance, William was willing to give up the Golden Merry, and he had to repay the Golden Merry!

"I'm the captain, it's up to me to decide!" Facing Usopp's accusation, Luffy said solemnly as the captain of the Straw Hats, "We must say goodbye to the Merry!"

"I would never be able to abandon my injured companion!" Usopp, who couldn't abandon his feelings, couldn't accept Luffy's decision.

In fact, Usopp is not stupid, he has long known that the Golden Merry is already full of holes, so he pinned his hopes for maintenance on the shipwrights of the Capital of Seven Waters. As a result, I didn't expect the answers given to them by these so-called first-class shipwrights to be so unacceptable.

"Don't think you're the only one in pain, everyone is the same!" In the face of Usopp's accusation, Luffy couldn't bear to knock down Usopp and said domineeringly: "If you're not satisfied with what I'm doing, then you ・・・・・・ right now"

"Bastard, what did you just want to say?" Before Luffy could finish speaking, William kicked Luffy out before Sanji could kick him out. After scolding Luffy, William said to Usopp again: "Usopp, you also calm me down!"

"You both calm me down!" Although William stole the limelight from Sanji, Sanji was not angry, he knew that there were some words that Luffy could not say. He also hopes that Luffy and Usopp will both calm down and give up arguing for the time being, otherwise it will be bad to hurt the harmony.

"Abandon your useless companions and move on, right?" Although William didn't give Luffy a chance to finish his words, Usopp already understood what Luffy was trying to say. Usopp said firmly, "If you want to give up on the Merry, then even I will give up!"

Unlike Luffy, who relies on strength to solve problems, all his fights are based on his own skills and some luck, and more on his mind. Whether it's Nami's weather stick or his own various sniper munitions, he invented it himself.

He's always relied on his mind to get stronger, and although he tasted the same funny as Luffy, it didn't mean that his mind was as simple as Luffy. It's like Chopper doesn't also tease with Luffy, but Chopper is the ship's doctor.

"Usopp, what are you talking nonsense?" Hearing Usopp's words, Nami couldn't even calm down. She knew very well what the Golden Merry meant to Usopp, and knew that Usopp was not joking when he said that if he gave up the Merry first, he would have to give up with him.

"That was your true word just now!To be honest, I can't keep up with your strength anymore!" Usopp said with a curse as he got up from the ground, "Luffy, you want to be the man of One Piece, but I don't have such lofty ideals." Speaking of which, you invited me to the boat in the first place!"

When Usopp said this, perhaps most of the people on the ship didn't know why, but for Luffy, William, Nami, and Zoro, the first members of the Golden Merry, they already understood what Usopp was trying to say.

"The way is different, not the same!" Usopp said after turning and walking out of the cabin, leaving a pensive Luffy and the other members at a loss.

"Usopp, where are you going?" Seeing Usopp's departing back, Chopper hurriedly chased after him and shouted. Seriously, he really couldn't bear Usopp, and he couldn't believe why everyone went out happily during the day, and when they came back, it became like an eighteen bends in the mountain road.

"I've decided to break away from the Straw Hats!" After the determined Usopp got off the ship, the firm-eyed Usopp pointed at the captain of the road ship and shouted, "Monchi D. Luffy, duel with me!"

"Wait, you're coming back soon!" Hearing that Usopp actually chose to duel with Luffy, everyone tried to dissuade Usopp from being impulsive, but in the end, everyone was in vain.

William and Zoro both chose to remain silent about Usopp's challenge to their captain, Chopper cried and begged Usopp to come back quickly, and the others shouted for Usopp not to leave. But in the end, all the people could only look at the back of Usopp leaving, and could not stop it.

But Usopp had already made up his mind, and shouted at Luffy with a determined look in his eyes, "Monchi D. Luffy, this ship belongs to you as the captain, so fight me in a duel!

It may have been the first time Usopp had challenged an opponent far superior to his own, but he had to do so, because the Golden Merry was something he had risked his life to protect. Usopp's dream was nothing more than to become a brave sea warrior, and at this time he was already a qualified sea warrior.

Perhaps this is a tragedy at all! Usopp challenged his own captain, and the purpose was to protect the Golden Merry, which had accompanied them on their adventures since the beginning of the East China Sea.

Usopp and Luffy agreed to start a duel at ten o'clock sharp, and they were betting on the Golden Merry. In other words, when Usopp returns to this coast again, it will be the duel moment agreed upon by Usopp and Luffy. Although everyone is reluctant to admit it, that moment also means that the fate between Usopp and the Straw Hats is over!

Although everyone scolded Luffy at the time, they also tried to get Luffy to apologize to Usopp, after all, what Luffy said at that time was really too impulsive. But this time Lu chose to remain silent, and he had to accept Usopp's challenge, and he also had his own responsibilities as the captain of a boat. He also knew that everyone might be very uncertain, but there was nothing he could do to change that.