One Piece: I Could See Proficiency and Became a Legend

In other words, he had met the prerequisite for unlocking Swordsmanship. For Dongze, it was an unexpected delight.

After a long while, Dongze opened his eyes, joy shining in them.

The moment he did, he saw Robin looking at him. "Dongze," she said softly, "there may be four red Poneglyphs like this one. They're probably the most important coordinates pointing to the final destination, Laugh Tale!"

Dongze wasn't surprised. He had known this for a long time and had already made preparations.

Before coming here, he had told Big Mom to find someone else for him. No, not someone—a lion: Pekoms.

That fellow from the Mokomo Dukedom should be able to help him find the moving island of Zou.

That meant the other Poneglyph there was now within reach.

Add the one in Wano Country, and he would have three of the four. As for the last, he had an idea of his own.

So, once again, he used his special ability: the Voice of All Things!

"Hello there, young man!"

A Swordsmanship Legacy for the World? The Sea Erupts

While Dongze examined the Poneglyph in Big Mom's treasure room, word of the battle on Whole Cake Island finally spread.

News of Dongze's astonishing Swordsmanship path spread with it.

When Red-Haired Shanks, one of the Four Emperors, received the news, he shot to his feet. As a Great Swordsman, he had long sensed how extraordinary that path was.

"The sea's about to go wild!"

Ben Beckman still looked stunned. "No," he said gravely. "It's the swordsmen across the sea who are about to go wild!"

On Onigashima, Kaido was still wrapped in bandages. The wounds Sword Intent had inflicted on him had yet to heal.

The news sent him into a violent rage.

"Dongze! Next time we meet, I'll kill