Shop for food and return to the ship

"Let's just get the food ourselves and then meet back here", said Nami as she and Robin both looked at one another in understanding. The two nodded and set off to the small marketplace to grab some food for the rest of the crew, hoping the boys wouldn't take so long to fill their stomachs.

As the two women walked through the small food market in the town, they couldn't help but notice that some of the men walking past them were eyeing them, looking at them as they tried to look as casual as possible inside the seemingly hostile place they were in.

Nami and Robin were both used to men eyeing them every time they walked into a town; they were both beautiful women, some of the hottest in the world possibly, on top of the two being part of one of the most infamous pirates crews on the planet with huge bounties on their heads. But these looks, they felt different. The looks these men were giving them weren't looks of lust or perversion, they were looks of hate. Pure, carnal hate. And the two girls kept walking, attempting to ignore the looks as they could feel the men's eyes gaze into their very souls. The girls sped up their pace.

As they walked around the market, still trying to ignore the eyes on them, they noticed something else; there were no women anywhere. They hadn't seen any in the market, on the dock, or even any from the windows of the different shops or homes on the streets they were walking. There weren't even any young girls around, just little boys, who were also looking at the female pirates with contempt in their eyes.

The fact that there were no women or girls mixed in with the peering eyes of the men around them only fueled the girl's desire to get off the island even faster, sweat dripping down their voluptuous bodies as they both stopped at a food vendor run by an older man with a long beard, a selection of various fruits and vegetables in front of them.

Nami grabbed some berries from the small bag she was carrying and analyzed the fruits, making sure they all looked ripe and tasty enough to bring back onto the ship. She could still feel the leering eyes of the men behind them, even with all of the murmurs and conversations the male towns folk were having amongst themselves around them.

Her hand was shaking as she clenched the bills in her hands, still looking at the fruit to see which ones were good to take.

"Uhhhh, Nami?" Robin said behind her, tapping her shoulder to get the money-clutching girl's attention. Nami turned around, and what she saw made her heart sink.

All of the men and boys in town had stopped what they were doing and glared at the women. All the talking, socializing, playing, eating, ceased immediately as the two women started to lose the color in their faces. The men just stared at them; they didn't even say anything, just looking at the girls with pure hatred and rage in their eyes.

Nami and Robin were both shaking now, thinking of what to do.