Everything Was Calm

Jaguar D. Saul left, completely bewildered.

Although he wasn't entirely clear on the meaning behind Lin Yan's words.

But no matter what, there's only one thing I need to do.

Even if this mysterious man never returns, he will always protect Robin.

As for Lin Yan...

That's enough for him.

And so, the story of Ohara came to an end. As in history, this famous island of scholars ultimately could not escape its fate of destruction.

But that's none of my business.

As mentioned before.

The most valuable things in Ohara have never been artifacts or heritage, but rather the ideas in the minds of scholars.

Although our hometown was destroyed, those who were meant to survive did survive, and that is the best outcome.

At least for now... it's definitely the best option.

"But thinking about it carefully, it's really a bit of a shame to just destroy it like that..."

Standing in the sky, watching the entire Ohara gradually turn to ashes in the fire, even Lin Yan couldn't help but sigh with regret.

This debt should indeed be attributed to the World Government!

These people are truly inhuman!

Silently making a mental note of the World Government's actions, Lin Yan admired the destruction of Ohara for a while but didn't linger any longer.

Returning to the void, I boarded the Time Train that had been waiting there.

Now that everything was resolved, it was time for him to go back.

As the Time Train slowly began to move, Lin Yan sat calmly in her seat, a few inexplicable thoughts flashing in her eyes.

Perhaps this is fate?

It was just a trip out of interest, but I never expected to meet my disciple, Kuina, and even participate in the destruction of Ohara, which is extremely important in the history of this world.

Even Lin Yan was at a loss for words.

The Time Train began to travel through the void, and the surrounding time and space became blurred once again.

With nothing else to do.

Lin Yan simply picked up the Poneglyphs that Dr. Clover had given her and began reading it with great interest.

This seemingly ordinary document in my hand actually contains the biggest secret in the entire world!

Even Lin Yan was somewhat interested.

However, Lin Yan was soon disappointed.

The Poneglyphs I have here, while genuine, is nothing more than an explanatory book.

Regarding that once-so-called Great Kingdom.

This is just a brief introduction.

There is nothing else.

"..."

Lin Yan was speechless, then casually tossed the document in her hand into the Kamui Space.

It seems the legend was true; only after one has fully deciphered the Poneglyphs can the truth of the Void Century be known.

If it's just one or two samples, at most you might find one Ancient Weapon.

It seems that after going back...

It will take some effort to find out about this biggest secret in the world.

But before that, we need to find Robin when she's all grown up...

Lin Yan narrowed her eyes silently, thinking this through her mind, before letting the Time Train carry her through the void...

Lin Yan wasn't kept waiting for long.

About half an hour later, accompanied by a strange fluctuation, the scenery around the Time Train gradually began to become clear.

It seems we have successfully reached our destination.

Lin Yan yawned listlessly, put away the Time Train, and then began to observe the surrounding scenery.

It was the same nameless island where I had left.

However, the island is now completely deserted, a veritable wasteland, with only a few simple houses built by the swordsmen.

That's not surprising.

After all, the battle for the World's Greatest Swordsman had ended, and the place had been attacked, so it was naturally deserted by now.

However, this also made things easier for Lin Yan, at least she didn't have to use any means to make bystanders forget the existence of the Time Train.

In short, I should go home first.

Looking at the desolate scenery around her, Lin Yan didn't hesitate much and immediately decided to return to the Whitebeard Pirates.

He needs to know what's been happening lately.

And no one is more suitable than Aokiji to lead the search for Robin.

With that in mind, Lin Yan didn't hesitate. She started cutting down trees, casually made a raft, and then set sail.

A week or so passed in the blink of an eye.

As the saying goes, skill breeds daring.

With only a raft, Lin Yan actually managed to cross the treacherous Grand Line and reach the Whitebeard Pirates ' territory in just one week.

"Team Leader Lin is back!"

"Bullshit, Captain Lin! Call him His Majesty the Emperor!"

"Ha ha ha ha..."

The atmosphere within the Whitebeard Pirates remained as reassuring as ever; everyone smiled kindly upon seeing Lin Yan appear.

Lin Yan is now an integral part of the Whitebeard Pirates.

Everyone worshipped Lin Yan as a hero.

Even if it doesn't yet match Whitebeard's reputation here, it's not far off.

Lin Yan smiled at her long-lost companions, then slapped Marco, who was trying to ambush her, away.

How long have I been gone?

"Tsk... Lin, have you gotten stronger again?"

Marco's sneak attack failed, and he couldn't help but show a helpless expression on his face, but he still immediately answered Lin Yan's question.

"It's been about a month, hasn't it? I've heard you're now the World's Greatest Swordsman! I didn't expect even Mihawk to be defeated."

As he spoke, a proud expression crept onto Marco's face.

It's as if he's the one who's become the World's Greatest Swordsman.

Lin Yan didn't care about that. The title of the World's Greatest Swordsman was of no importance to him. What Lin Yan cared about now was something else.

Has anything major happened at sea recently?

Lin Yan stared at Marco and asked, her expression inexplicably serious.

"Hmm? No way..."

Marco looked at Lin Yan with some doubt, but after thinking about it carefully, he finally shook his head with great certainty.

"While you were gone, we've had a peaceful time, nothing happened. By the way, Boa Hancock and the others are back too. Would you like to go see them?"