A One-Day Tour of the Moon

Returning God Island to the Skypieans on Messenger Island was also meant to provoke a war.

The Shandia would never stand by and watch God Island fall into the hands of the Skypieans again. Wiper had survived because Aisa's bug-like ability existed. He had received rescue immediately and been taken back. Although he had suffered serious injuries, he had not died and had stubbornly clung to life.

When he learned that God Island had been traded to the Blue Sea People by the Skypieans of Messenger Island, he was so furious that he vomited blood. He swore that he would never spare another Blue Sea person—whenever he saw one, he would kill them.

In his eyes, when had God Island ever belonged to the Skypieans? It was the homeland of the Shandia. Wiper swore that in this lifetime, he would pay any price necessary to reclaim the island.

What Wiper did not know was that the Golden Bell, the faith of the Shandia and once praised as the Lamp of Shandora, had actually fallen into Rogge's hands.

In Rogge's view, the Shandia's mission of guarding the Golden Bell had ended more than twenty years ago. The arrival of the Pirate King Roger had brought the Poneglyph to Laugh Tale. The Poneglyph no longer had a purpose, and keeping it would only bring disaster.

Without realizing it, Rogge had helped the Shandia resolve all their troubles, freeing them from having to bear the burden of history. As for whether they wanted to reclaim their homeland, that was none of Rogge's concern.

With a Sky Island as their base and the island kept ten thousand meters in the sky, aside from someone with a cheat like Shiki or someone reckless enough to provoke trouble like Kaido, Rogge truly could not think of