"Ever since we left Gus, I feel like Indigo's changed."
Kuina watched Indigo walk away, puzzled.
"People eventually let go. Gus was the home Indigo could never leave behind, but never dared face."
"Going there gave him the closure he needed. I wouldn't say he's changed. This is probably who he's always been. He just didn't know us well before, and he was afraid of me, so he hid behind an act."
"Is that so?"
Kuina nodded, understanding dawning on her face.
"Uncle Issho, are you going sightseeing, or are you coming with us to find the Road Poneglyph?"
Kuta turned to Issho.
"The Road Poneglyph?"
Before they came, Kuta had told Issho why they were making this trip. He had little interest in the Poneglyph, but he still wanted to come along.
Even if he couldn't see it.
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"I have nothing else to do. I'll come with you."
Issho leaned on his Cane Sword, his voice calm.
"All right." Kuta nodded. He didn't bother asking Robin.
Of everyone there, Robin cared most about the Poneglyph. She had grown excited while they were still in the sky, and now her cheeks were flushed. Anyone could see how eager she was.
After some searching, they found an underground chamber in the shogun's residence.
Inside, the first thing they saw was row upon row of dolls shaped like young girls, arranged against the wall opposite the entrance. On the left stood a metal pillar covered in chains. The reddish rust on them suggested someone had once been imprisoned there.
On the far right, a Poneglyph took up the entire wall.
Robin's eyes lit up. She hurried over to examine it.
"Well?"
Kuina stood beside Robin and asked curiously, "What does it say?"
After reading for a while, Robin