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Kai set down on the dock and started running through town. She was exicted to say the least like always. She looked at all the market stores. She didn't have any money to really buy anything but Loguetown had so many shops that Syrup Village hadn't had. As she ran in and out of the shops the store owners glared at her angrily.

Jerome was taught that there was something familiar with that old man. He had the same kind of aura sort of thing as Dahli. It was strange as Dahli didn't have any known grand parents. Did she?

Jerome smiled and said "Sorry Katy but I have to watch the ship." Jerome was still thinking of the old man. He only had one thing in mind that came close, the legendary Uac, Orion's father and Miss Elie's possible father. He figured it out the first time they mentioned him.

The young man eyed the ship with a half-scowl, half-judging look, as if he were trying to will its identity out of it, or something along those lines. Though he was just a teenager, the tanned skin from head to toe and the defined muscles made him seem much older; even his height seemed to be a bit past the normal. He stood in front of the ship belonging to the Crescent Moon Pirates, unaware of who they were, but sure he had something to say to them. In the wind, his wavy black hair was whipped in front of his face, obscuring his otherwise olive green eyes, and tossing about his loose "Game Over" logo jersey and tan shorts. Oddly enough, even on the hot stones, he didn't seem to be wearing shoes, but he didn't look bothered in the slightest.

Rather, he seemed extremely bothered, but not by the pavement. That was an entirely different look, and he wasn't going to give that satisfaction of victory by admitting his feet hurt.

The boy gave a look over the ship, and with a definite, "Hmph!", decided to wait around to give out a peice of his mind to the owner.

"Yeah", Franklin confirmed, "You've got some real nerve going around on a ship like that. Who do you think you are, sailing one that looks like the one my brother's mortal enemy sailed?" He crossed his arms and scowled harder, bothering himself not to be bothered by the pavement still, no matter how cross this was making him. Even though these people probably had nothing to do with that James guy, he was resolute in the fact that their ship bothered him, and he was going to let it be known, no matter how odd it sounded.

Truth be told, Franklin's idea of "mortal enemy" was extremely off, since his brother had simply left home with the Navy to chase the bounty of the pirate James for a while after his apparent marriage. Later, as he rose through the ranks, Luigi would be left to clean up the mess that the same pirate made, and laugh at the irony of his situation.

"Funny friend your funny indeed, tell me what is the name of your brother's enemy?" Jerome asked with a smile as if he was the adult. It felt like he was at a situation like this.