Chapter 399: Could Imu be the first Sun God?
Mu Chen felt that his theory was rather bold, but no matter how he thought about it, something did not add up. There was another possibility, though: Imu's third eye might actually belong to Joy Boy.
Whatever the case, the information these two stone murals gave Mu Chen was astonishing. First there was the fruit, then there were Imu and Joy Boy.
Still uneasy, Mu Chen carefully examined the mural again. Only then did he discover a third person in it: a woman who also wore a crown, tending to the animals' wounds.
Mu Chen was dumbfounded. Who was this third person?
He had no recollection of her whatsoever. I can't figure out what this is just from the mural. If only there were a written account.
Just as Mu Chen was grumbling to himself, he suddenly looked up and spotted the square Poneglyph.
How did I forget about that?
If he wanted to know what these stone murals depicted, it seemed he would have to find someone to decipher the Poneglyph.
Mu Chen took a deep breath. His Mangekyō Sharingan spun violently, and the power of Kamui surged like a vortex. The cube-shaped Poneglyph slowly shrank within the distorted space, finally disappearing into the scarlet patterns in his eyes.
Beside him, Kong Ming's eyes widened in shock.
He knew about Mu Chen's abilities, but he asked no questions about him putting away the Poneglyph. Their years of mutual understanding told him that there were some secrets he could not yet know.
Seeing that Kong Ming had no intention of asking anything, Mu Chen nevertheless felt that he ought to offer an excuse.
"I'll hold on to it for now. When we return to Marineford, I'll have Sengoku hand it over