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Mysterious Journey in the One Piece World
Chapter 202

The Dream Made Whole

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Seeing Sig fall asleep beneath the Golden Bell, Gan Fall remarked with slight surprise, "Is he trying to decipher the writing on it? Fish-Man are truly amazing."

"Actually... it's not just because of the Fish-Man." Shanks didn't know how to explain it either.

Fish-Man can command Cloud Fierce Beast, Fish-Man can read while sleeping—such legends may appear on the Sky Island in the future.

As Sig fell asleep, he also activated the power of the "Knowledge Keeper".

At the same time he fell asleep, Sig opened his eyes in his dream and found himself in the Golden City Shandora!

At this moment, Shandora was deserted, but then Sig noticed that waves of "emotions" were coming from the due south direction.

This time, when Sig, he reached a height he couldn't even reach in his dreams before. He saw a flying warship drifting in from the southern sky...

That same shot again!

It was indeed due south of Shandora.

Place Dawn Island, which serves as the "hat," due east, Drum Island, which serves as the "beard," due west, then combine the two parts of Jaya Island, Blue Sea and the other in the White Sea...

An image of a one-eyed pirate Captain appears!

No, it's not one-eyed yet. Shandora is in the right eye of the skull, which is due north, while the left eye of the skull in the south is still a white blur—the current Upper Yard doesn't have that part.

The skull's left eye was precisely where it suffered the direct damage from an island-destroying attack...

Although the surrounding area was also affected by the radiating impact, only the skull's left eye was completely destroyed. In present-day Upper Yard, directly south of Shandora, there is a "natural" haven, and a piece of the entire island is missing.

Although it was expected, Sig is now completely certain that Dawn Island, Jaya Island, Upper Yard, and Drum Island... were once the same island and have a special historical status, possibly the center of the Great Kingdom!

As for that spaceship...

Is it Pluton? Or Uranus?

However, as Sig watched the dream gradually shatter under the impact, he looked around again.

What happened after that shot?

Why wasn't any of the gold here taken away?

If the other party is the World Government, it's impossible that they wouldn't be interested in this gold, right?

Furthermore, when the spaceships attacked, Shandora was completely deserted. Had the Shandia already left, or had they gone to reinforce the bombarded area?

Although many questions remained, the dream had ended, and... in Sig's consciousness, the "Knowledge Keeper" in the mirror began to flicker.

Many mysteries remain unsolved, but Sig has gleaned crucial information from the mists of history, almost piecing together the entire process of this attack!

This is undoubtedly important "information" for the world and this era, and Sig, who unearthed it, thus fulfilled his role as the "Knowledge Keeper."

Sig clearly felt he could "grasp the information" at this point, and seemed to be more proactive than simply guiding him before.

This feeling...

There seemed to be two sculptable orbs of light, or information sources, floating around Sig. One gave Sig a powerful feeling, as if it contained a mysterious and mighty force, while the other was like a gentle stream.

Sig squeezed a large one, and then a flood of "information" poured into Sig's mind.

It wasn't in the form of a dream, but rather the image appeared directly in my mind—a stonemason carving the Poneglyph, and although he didn't have wings on his back, he had a thick, knotted hemp rope tied around his waist...

This seems to be a custom from Wano Country?

It seems that the stonemason at this time was likely already a native of Wano Country.

At the same time, vague information was directly perceived by Sig: Sea King, the Mermaid Princess, eight hundred years, Joy Boy, hope...

Although it was blurry, Sig did sense some information from the Ancient Script!

After the scene ended, Sig "pinched" another ball of light, and a completely new scene flooded into Sig's mind.

This time, Sig saw a clearer picture of the stonemason...

With his orange-red robe, coarse hemp rope with purple and white stripes, and a hairstyle that looks like a large bowl, he is very tall, with a long face, phoenix eyes, and thick eyebrows—this must be Kozuki Oden!

And at that moment, as Kozuki Oden carved, Sig clearly understood the meaning of the Ancient Script.

This is Roger's letter to those who come after him!

In short, he said, "I've been to Sky Island myself, and I mentioned that I'm about to go to Laugh Tale, but it seems the timing isn't right. If things can't be changed, I hope that those who come after me will complete my unfinished business," and so on...

The information was much clearer than what had happened before.

Thus, Sig basically concluded that the reason why these two could read some information was not because of his improved "Knowledge Keeper" ability, but because Ancient Script themselves have a "decipherable" power!

Otherwise, the former piece, which introduces the Poneglyph of "Sea King," would be fine, but Roger's piece, which isn't even engraved on a dedicated Poneglyph monument and is just a letter, shouldn't have much historical value.

However, the latter information was actually clearer...

Sig suspects it's because the carving in this area is relatively recent, closer to the present day.

Thinking about it this way, those between the gods should be earlier than this Record "Sea King," and the carver should be the Sky Island person themselves, not the Wano Country stonemasons who later acquired the skill of carving the Poneglyph.

Seeing Sig open his eyes, Shanks immediately leaned closer and asked, "How are you? Did you feel anything?"

Sig sat up, rubbed his face, then deliberately stretched his face out, widened his eyes, and styled his hair into a large bun...

"Is this guy Kozuki Oden?" Sig asked directly.

"Ah! That's right, that's right, it's Uncle Kozuki!" Shanks was perfectly in sync with Sig's train of thought.

"The Poneglyph he carved are just a letter left by Captain Roger for future generations... The key point is what he said about coming too early, and he doesn't even know if we're still early." Sig told Shanks the information he had learned without reservation.

Upon hearing this, Shanks' eyes lit up, and he quickly asked, "What about the other one?"

Shanks actually knew most of the information in these two Poneglyph; he just wanted to verify whether Sig could "hear" their voices.

"The other one... is really something, it mentioned the Ancient Weapon 'Sea King'... Hmm, that must be me, right? Thinking about it, we're not early, hahaha..." Sig said matter-of-factly.

"Huh?" Shanks looked conflicted, as if he was right, but something about it felt off.

"Compared to that one, I didn't get much information from this real Poneglyph, but... appearing only once every eight hundred years, commanding Sea King, the hope of the Fish-Man Race... it's obviously talking about me, right?"

"No, no, no, don't pretend you don't remember. Didn't the giant Sea King say it before? He was waiting for the Mermaid Princess! Didn't you see any record of the Mermaid Princess on the stone tablet?" Shanks retorted.

Yasopp and Morio were also present at the time. Although they couldn't understand what the Sea King were saying, they could hear Sig's words.

"Well, it probably means I'll marry the Fish-Man Princess someday."

"You definitely made this up!"

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