Packing It All Up

Whether it could be done was hard to say. After all, God Island was far too large. Turning it into a ship would definitely make it even bigger than Gecko Moria's Thriller Bark—perhaps the largest ship in the world.

Of course, building it would not be easy either. For Cook, the actual installation was simple enough, but they were not on the sea. They were ten thousand meters in the air, already above the stratosphere. Even if they modified God Island, they would not be able to rely on wind power unless they lowered its altitude.

But that would expose them to the effects of air currents, making it even less stable. So Cook presented two options. One was to use massive engines to push God Island along. Then, like a satellite, God Island would travel around the world with no fixed location.

The second option was to use the power of Sky Island's Dials. But pushing an entire Sky Island to wander across the world was no ordinary task. In short, moving God Island was possible, but the time and wealth required were impossible to estimate. At the very least, with their current manpower and resources, it would take far too long. If it were only a White-Cloud Sky Island, it might be possible, since its structure differed from God Island's.

"Then we can make a deal with Messenger Island. They have three Sky Islands. We give them God Island and trade it for one of their Sky Islands. Wouldn't that work? We can use it as our territory." Rogge came up with another idea.

"Can't you just give up on this idea?" Ares asked weakly.

"What's wrong with it? Don't you think having a Sky Island as a base would be romantic? Up there, even the Marines would