"Woh ho ho ho, so there really are Giants settled outside Elbaf?"
After confirming his guess with Sauron, the bearded "Blue Ogre" Dorry could not help feeling surprised.
In the former Giant Soldier Pirates captain's somewhat hazy memories, it was not unheard of for Giants to leave Elbaf and live elsewhere. But he had truly never heard of anyone like Sauron, who had grown up in Tontatta society since childhood.
And Jaguar D. Saul had not merely been born and raised in human society himself—his parents, even his grandparents, had been the same. This truly overturned the understanding of "Blue Ogre" Dorry, one of the Elbaf Giants.
But when it came to sheer shock, Jaguar D. Saul was actually even more stunned.
First, the other man had said he might have been on this island for decades, eating dinosaurs every single day.
Even if he ate only one a day, for the dinosaur population on this island merely to sustain itself, more than four hundred dinosaurs would have to be born—no, grow to adulthood—every year. And dinosaurs were not small animals that could survive on a patch of land the size of a palm!
Clearly, this island Charlotte Mousse had called "Little Garden" when they arrived was not little at all. At the very least, it was far larger than those islands called nations that were in truth just a single city, or even a town.
That such a large island had gone undiscovered for so long could only be blamed on the seven established routes through the first half of the Grand Line, which had constrained people's thinking.
And upon deeper consideration, it was not hard to realize that this blind spot had arisen because earlier navigators had relied too heavily on magnetic compasses.
After realizing this, Jaguar D.