Deep within the rainforest of Long Serpent Island, Robin and Duke stood before an enormous stele densely covered in Poneglyphs written in ancient script. Under Robin's astonished gaze, Duke suddenly drew Shadow Eater and slashed out a fierce Sword Qi. The unstoppable Sword Qi shattered upon colliding with the stele.
Robin said angrily, "What are you doing? What if you damage the Poneglyph?"
"Relax, I was just testing it. Don't underestimate the ancients' wisdom. This stele is incredibly sturdy. If it could really be destroyed so easily, it would have been reduced to dust long ago." Duke poked the stele with Shadow Eater, striking a few sparks without leaving even a white mark. It was so solid it inspired despair.
"That only applies to ordinary people..." Robin muttered unhappily. The stele might be indestructible, but that depended on who was attacking it. A monster like you might actually be able to destroy it. Having said that, she focused intently and immersed herself in deciphering the ancient text.
Duke circled the stele a few times before curiously asking Robin, "Harden, how did you know this island had a Poneglyph?"
Robin was wholly absorbed in cracking the Poneglyph, lost in the ocean of history, and had no time to pay Duke any attention.
"Harden?" Duke raised his voice after being ignored.
"..." There was no response.
"Harden?" His voice rose much louder.
"..." Still no response.
"Dear Miss Robin?"
"What is it, Captain?" Robin turned around with a radiant smile.
"Fine, you win." Duke spoke helplessly. Robin really hated the nickname he had given her. Whenever he called her that, she would refuse to cooperate through nonviolent means and pretend not to hear him.
"There are two kinds of Poneglyph steles: one records information, while the other records locations. I previously found