King's surprise left Kaido and Queen stunned.
As brothers who had been together for so long, the two of them knew that King had always appeared before everyone with an extremely composed demeanor. For him to lose his composure and look so astonished now clearly meant there was a story behind it.
"Oh, you know about it?"
Ye Mu looked puzzled, but the certainty in his words made King lose his composure even further.
"Impossible. Shandora disappeared four hundred years ago... You're lying to me, aren't you..."
Kaido and Queen were even more confused this time. As the boss, Kaido calmly stared at King, but Queen could no longer hold back his question.
"Hey, King, what the hell are you talking about? And why are you so worked up..."
King froze, then composed himself and suppressed his excitement. His expression turned solemn as he looked at Kaido and slowly spoke.
"Big Brother Kaido, do you remember the story I told you about our Lunarian tribe?"
Kaido seemed to understand something. He fell into thought, then heard King glance at Ye Mu and continue.
"I told you that ever since our Lunarian tribe was driven from the Red Line, I was the only surviving Lunarian I knew of. But that wasn't actually the case. According to our Lunarian records, eight hundred years ago, some of our people voluntarily left the Red Line and went to live somewhere else. With incredible technology, they built a legendary city—the ancient city of Shandora. But four hundred years ago, it suddenly disappeared into the sea."
Queen finally understood as well and glanced at Ye Mu.
"King, are you saying that Captain Ye Mu is a Lunarian too, just like you? But you two look completely different. He doesn't even have wings..."
King thought for a