The East Blue, Part Four

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After climbing several thousand meters into the sky, Rogge had no intention of wandering around. He headed straight for Weatheria.

It was Gavin and Tiger's first time flying, and both were curious. Though they had fought, Gavin had saved Tiger, and the two got along surprisingly well.

Besides, both came from remote places and had seen little of the world. Everything fascinated them.

When they heard Rogge was looking for a Sky Island, they grew excited.

Rogge did not mind having two more people aboard. His ship was large enough to hold hundreds. But he did not want too many people in his inner circle; there would be too many names to remember. The Donquixote Family had about the right number, unless someone was exceptionally strong.

A few days later, the Ark reached the Red Line. They did not cross near Mary Geoise. Most of the vast continent was wasteland where no one lived. Only the Celestial Dragons would choose to live up there with oxygen tanks on their backs.

They crossed the Red Line without alerting the Celestial Dragons, which gave Rogge confidence in his planned shipping route. If they could cross safely, the Airship could too. The Red Line was enormous; the World Government could not watch all of it. They only needed to avoid the skies above Mary Geoise.

"Looks like this route will work, as long as we keep it discreet," Rogge said.

"What if the World Government interferes? Once they learn our route, they might come to intercept us," Ham said.

"That's possible. Heh. But they won't dare. They depend on Black Market channels. Why else would I take the risk of establishing ties with Kaido? They were the ones