The blue sky stretched overhead, sunlight shining down upon the earth, bringing warmth to the world and providing photosynthesis for the largest red tree in the world.
A gentle breeze stirred the clouds, slowly spinning them in irregular patterns before they drifted into clouds of every shape.
This was a land of luxury and sin—the Sabaody Archipelago.
Near Marine Headquarters stood the world's largest red tree, the Yaruchiman Red Tree. Its roots remained exposed above the water, covering such a vast area that they formed the Sabaody Archipelago.
If every island had its own distinctive feature, then bubbles were the greatest feature here.
Bubble-powered bicycles, bubble Ferris wheels, houses built atop bubbles, and more—the culture of bubbles permeated the daily lives of Sabaody's residents.
Bubbles were unique to the Sabaody Archipelago, formed from a special natural resin secreted by the breathing roots of the Yaruchiman Red Tree.
This natural resin expanded into bubbles due to the Sabaody Archipelago's unique climate zone. Once the bubbles left that special climate zone, the resin could no longer fully exert its properties and would burst.
That was why bubbles were the island's unique culture.
There were seventy-nine independent districts in total, and each district number represented a tree. In other words, the Sabaody Archipelago was actually made up of seventy-nine trees.
Each range of numbers represented something different. For example, Areas 1 through 29 mainly contained human trafficking shops, slave auctions, lawless zones, and the like.
There were also sightseeing areas, specialty shops, hotel streets, and so on. Based on the number, one could find whatever place one was looking for.
The Sabaody Archipelago also held an extremely special position. Pirates first had to wrap their ships in Yaruchiman Red Tree resin, commonly known as coating.
They would then dive ten thousand meters, pass