Dream

Seeing his Captain already arm in arm with An'er, Sig knew... Beckman was about to have another headache!

Shanks and An'er are more "compatible" than one might imagine—both are serious when they need to be, but in their everyday lives, they are so oblivious it's almost unbearable.

Although he was a high-ranking nobleman in Goa, An'er advocated "sharing," and Sig could sense that he was sincere.

"Sharing" and "equality" are two words. As a nobleman of Goa, An'er inevitably absorbed Goa's culture from a young age, and he wholeheartedly believed that as a nobleman, he should have resources that commoners and refugees could not reach. This was a matter of course.

However, unlike others, An'er came to know the word "sharing" as she grew up and made it her guiding principle in life!

He was not only willing to "share" his own resources, but also hoped that other nobles would recognize this, so that commoners and refugees could also enjoy Goa.

Compared to the royal family and other nobles of Goa, An'er could undoubtedly be described as "noble".

However, the obstacles involved are considerable...

Now An'er has basically given up on trying to persuade King Peter to accept this through language and writing, so he is not only secretly recruiting soldiers in Border Town and Terminal of Uncertainties, but also purchasing large quantities of weapons!

Of course, An'er also had some supporters—a portion of the Goa nobles, especially the lesser nobles, who also hoped that the greater nobles and the royal family would relinquish some power.

After An'er "sharply" guessed that it was Garp who sent Shanks to stop him, An'er also pleaded with Shanks to pretend he didn't know anything.

But how could Shanks possibly agree to that?

Pretend you don't know?

No, Shanks has decided to help An'er!

Sig felt that Big Fool would be very depressed after returning.

Not only Sig, but on the way back to Foosha Village, Sig felt that Shanks, who was already "petite" compared to him, had shrunk even more, clearly feeling guilty as well.

"Sig..." Shanks called out to Sig weakly.

"No need to rest, we can get back before dark... Face reality, Captain. Weren't Captain so brave when you said 'Whether you destroy a country or help a country, pirates are free'? What are you feeling guilty about now? It's just Beckman... Go after him! Let him know who the real Captain is!" Sig said mercilessly.

"What do you mean by feeling guilty... Don't try to spy on me with your Observation Haki!"

"This is visible to the naked eye."

"Sig, I've always felt that you're someone who can really empathize with others..."

"That's right, but what just happened was entirely the Captain's decision."

Back in Foosha Village, Sig immediately reported Shanks' actions to Big Fool, even mimicking Shanks's friendly banter with An'er after their lively conversation, by putting his arm around Big Fool's shoulder and patting him on the shoulder.

Beckman glanced at Shanks's face and his expression immediately darkened.

"And what are you doing?" Beckman glared at Sig.

"Huh? Wasn't I in charge of checking if it was true or false? I didn't find him lying," Sig said matter-of-factly.

Beckman pulled out his gun, pressed the butt against his head, and rubbed it...

Seeing that the Captain and first Captain might have something important to discuss, Sig, with keen insight, came out to find a quiet place to "recall" his previous dream.

In fact, Sig was also somewhat puzzled—as a "Psychiatrist," he should have a very thorough understanding of "dreams."

Even when one is merely a "Telepathist," forgetting the content of a dream should not be an issue.

After falling asleep, Sig's consciousness entered the sea of consciousness.

From a mystical perspective, Sig should be considered a "Astral Body" now.

Then, with the help of the "Psychiatrist's" abilities, Sig guided himself, and suddenly a flood of memories appeared in his mind, the fog over them gradually being peeled away...

The dream reappeared.

Sig found himself on the edge of an island, far away, separated by forests and distant mountains. He felt waves of complex emotions emanating from a great distance, but because of their intensity and the sheer number of individuals emanating them, Sig was still able to sense them.

Before Sig could even take a step to explore, he suddenly saw a huge spaceship... no, or rather, a flying saucer? It swept over his head, flew over the mountains, and headed towards the direction from which many emotions were being transmitted.

The flying saucer was not only enormous and imposing, but its core also resembled a shimmering sphere of light, completely different from the art style of this world. This made Sig wonder if he was dreaming of the world of One Piece.

"Bananaman!" Sig called out.

Bananaman, who was not originally in the dream, suddenly appeared on Sig's shoulder.

The next moment, the Bananaman "melted" and covered Sig's entire body. With the help of the Battle Suit's thrusters, Sig took to the air, wanting to see where the flying saucer had gone and what was in the distance...

However, after flying not very high, Sig felt a jolt in his heart and immediately realized that he was on the edge of a dream. If he continued to fly higher, the dream, which could no longer provide more information, would collapse.

In the end, Sig only flew to a position slightly above the forest trees, but he could already see what the giant flying saucer was up to...

The light sphere at the core of the flying saucer poured down endless beams of energy, and even from a great distance, Sig could feel the intense impact!

And I also felt that countless "emotions" were disappearing in despair.

Under this earth-shattering force, the earth trembled violently, and the sea was boiling. It was not just an earthquake; Sig felt that it was at the level of a tectonic shift.

At the same time, Sig's dream began to fade away.

However, in the end, Sig saw some crucial information...

The distant mountains, bombarded by the immense energy from the other side, were pushed even higher and bulged, stretching out like a wall. A strange sense of familiarity welled up in Sig's heart. This was... the Mount Kolbo?

Sig suddenly realized that the dream began on the shore where he had been taking a nap!

At the same time, Sig realized why he had this dream— the Knowledge Keeper's " ability to rewind history had been passively activated.

This is not just a dream, but rather Dawn Island showing itself the "major events" that have occurred here throughout its long history.

That devastating bombardment, and that giant, saucer-shaped spaceship... could it be the legendary "Pluton," capable of sinking an island with a single blow? -- Sig naturally made that connection.

So...

Was Dawn Island bombarded by Pluton?

No, it shouldn't be Dawn Island, at least not the current Dawn Island!

Although the colossal Pluton hovered in the air, its immense size Distortion one's sense of distance, Sig, possessing the abilities of a "Seafarer," had a perception of distance that transcended human instinct.

After a quick mental calculation, Sig knew that the core location of Pluton's bombardment, if calculated according to Dawn Island's current location, was in a more distant area, in the sea to the northwest of the island.

It's possible it really did crash into the sea, but considering the violent tremors of the earth at the time, Sig suspects... there might have been a larger landmass to the northwest of Dawn Island, which has now disappeared.

When Sig woke up, it was completely dark. Sig decided to go and check the northwest direction of Dawn Island...