To reach Final Island, four Road Poneglyphs were required.
Only by gathering all four of these red Poneglyphs could one determine the location of Final Island.
But of course, the stones alone were not enough.
The writing carved into them was an ancient script that had already been lost in this era.
Deciphering them was no simple matter either.
Bright had already obtained a rubbing of one Road Poneglyph on Zou, and when he had gone to Wano Country earlier, he had acquired the one in Kaido's possession as well.
Together with the rubbing of the Road Poneglyph that had originally been kept on Fish-Man Island and secretly stored by the Ryugu Palace government.
Bright now had three of the targets in his hands.
The only one remaining was the one held by Charlotte Linlin.
Honestly, this was not particularly difficult.
The Charlotte Family was no longer an insurmountable barrier to Bright.
Several years had passed, and Bright was no longer the man who had felt uneasy over an invitation to Charlotte Linlin's Tea Party, exhausting himself merely to keep her from attacking Fish-Man Island.
With the power now in his grasp, defeating the Charlotte Family—or rather, defeating Charlotte Linlin—was no difficult matter.
But the stones alone were not enough. Bright also needed someone to translate the words written on them.
Fortunately, that was not very difficult for Bright either.
Although the World Government had been vigorously hunting down every scholar who understood the ancient script and investigated the Void Century eight hundred years ago, leaving almost no one in the world who could still read it.
As far as Bright knew, however, he could still find at least two people capable of translating the Road Poneglyphs for him.
One was the former shogun of Wano Country, Kozuki Sukiyaki, who