Finally, with help from Lina's undead, he swept up every last treasure, its luster long since stripped away by the years.
He picked out the pieces in the best condition, while leaving a few finely crafted ornaments conspicuously beneath the stone tablet.
They were probably objects the deceased had cherished in life, so Lina took them all without hesitation.
He also copied down the ancient script carved into the enormous stone tablet. To him, uncovering the truth of history was actually rather boring.
Lina had no interest in a past that couldn't be changed.
But there were always people in this world willing to risk their lives to pursue the truth and make history known to everyone.
Everyone had their own aspirations. If Robin liked it, that was all that mattered. The copy would make a perfect gift for when the crew reunited.
"Come to think of it, when we meet again after two years apart, should I prepare gifts for everyone? I'll also have to figure out how to calm Sanji down," Lina suddenly murmured.
He'd even considered finding Big Mom after entering the New World and asking her for the three-eyed girl. He'd really gone to great lengths for Sanji. The man was probably cursing him viciously every day.
As for Zoro, he might as well give him the Shusui. If he dared return it to Wano Country, Lina would hang him up and chop him to pieces!
What should he get for everyone else...
He'd figure it out with Nami later.
The undead carried the treasures out in a great procession. Before leaving, Lina took one last look around the underground palace.
They hadn't explored as much of it as they'd seen from outside. Even now, plenty of mysteries remained unsolved, but there was nothing to be