"So, Captain, you mean the Red Line really was created by some race that might have been creators or gods?"
Tiger spoke pointedly.
But Dan hurriedly shook his head.
"Impossible... According to Fish-Man Island's history, Fish-Man Island already existed in the ancient era thousands of years ago. That means the Red Line and Sunlight Tree Eve had existed since then..."
"Why is it impossible?"
The other members of the Sky Pirate Crew could no longer join in this discussion.
"Actually, I have another piece of evidence. I know there's a kind of whale in the New World that can grow as huge as an island!"
The moment those words were spoken, Tiger and Dan both seemed to recall something.
"Captain, are you talking about Island Whales?"
Ye Mu scratched his head.
"I can't remember clearly either. I only remember that these creatures have a seasonal migration habit. They circle the Grand Line, but it seems the existence of the Red Line changed that habit. Even so, they still try to migrate every year. To do so, they ram the Red Line. If this world had looked like this from the very beginning, then why would these whales have such a migration habit?"
Dan immediately came to a realization. With a nostalgic look in his eyes, he said in shock,
"Could it be true? I've seen it before too—the sight of Island Whales violently crashing into the Red Line. Back then, I thought those whales had gone mad. Could the Red Line really have been made by some race..."
Dan felt as though his entire worldview had been overturned. Looking at the pitch-black world overhead, the enormous Red Line no longer seemed like mere land, but like a gigantic collar placed around the world.
"Then does that mean both the Red