They had encountered more than one or two members of the Giant Tribe, so they had a fairly clear idea of their height.
Once inside, everyone began searching for useful information.
From the scattered Poneglyphs, they learned that the truth behind the century that had vanished was most likely here.
Sure enough, they found quite a few things, all of them texts inscribed with Poneglyphs—stone books, or inscriptions appearing on the walls.
Ryan did not rush Robin into deciphering the ancient writing. Instead, he stored away everything bearing Poneglyphs so they could be decoded together later. His Storage Space was large enough, anyway.
They walked and collected as they went, and before they knew it, Ryan and the others had arrived outside a palace. Its grandeur was unlike anything Ryan had ever seen. Even Pangaea Castle in Mary Geoise could not compare to the sheer magnificence of the palace before them.
The outer walls alone stood hundreds of meters high, built from enormous blocks of stone. What shocked Ryan even more was that the gaps between those stone blocks seemed to have been bonded with a material he recognized.
If Ryan was not mistaken, that was cement?!!!
It was hard to believe that such a thing existed here. The buildings in the pirate world were not bad, but the material they used for bonding was not cement at all, but something else.
"Hall of Heroes!" Robin said.
Three large characters Ryan did not recognize were carved into the center of the outer wall.
Hall of Heroes? Could it be a palace that gathered heroes from all under heaven? Carrying that doubt, Ryan was the first to enter.
The questions in his heart were growing ever more numerous, because much of the information they had seen so far seemed to be