After all, the space around his body was a separate dimension, completely independent of this world.
As long as he did not want to reveal his presence, no one in this world could sense him.
He had no interest in Charlotte Linlin's children or the wealth she had amassed over the decades. What interested him was the Red Road Poneglyph hidden in her treasure room.
To reach Laugh Tale, the final island, the first thing they needed to do was find the four Red Road Poneglyphs.
These four Poneglyphs held four coordinates pointing to four uninhabited islands. Then, those four coordinates had to be connected with intersecting lines.
The point where those lines intersected marked the location of Laugh Tale, the final island.
Otherwise, finding a small island in this vast sea—one hidden in an unknown land, at that—would be utterly impossible.
If it were not, Roger would not have been the only person to reach it after all these years.
Of course, there was another requirement for reaching the final island: someone had to be able to read the writing on the Poneglyphs.
And aboard their ship happened to be Nico Robin, the only historian left in the world who could read the ancient script.
Since he also knew the exact locations of the Road Poneglyphs, it was fair to say that everything had been ordained by fate.
He was rushing to Totto Land to prevent Katakuri and Charlotte Linlin's other children from fleeing with the Poneglyph in the treasury after learning of her death.
If they went into hiding, whether for their own safety or to keep him from coming after them, where would he find them in this vast sea?
He knew of three Road Poneglyphs.
The first was Charlotte Linlin's.
The second was inside the Whale