The new ship was exceptionally spacious.
Shane lay on his enormous bed, which covered dozens of square meters, feeling that this was the life of a pirate.
There was a brand-new training room, storerooms, and even a powder magazine.
It could accommodate thousands of people, enough to build up their strength and set out to sea.
Mist gradually obscured the way ahead.
Up in the lookout, Ginny suddenly pointed into the distance and shouted repeatedly.
"You can't see anything there! It's a land of death where ships lose their way! The Florian Triangle!"
The apprentice crew members cried out in unison.
Moria in particular nearly ended up with eyes like Tom's.
"Kishishishi! This place never sees daylight. Even if I have to die, I'm getting out of here as soon as possible and dying outside!"
Moria especially disliked the atmosphere here.
His former self would probably have thought the Florian Triangle's mist was nice and worked well with the Shadow-Shadow Fruit, but now he only found it gloomy.
"You're a Devil Fruit user. Wherever you die, your body will sink to the bottom of the sea."
Kaido's remark left Moria so angry that he could only sulk.
"I heard there's a legend about this place. All sorts of old, rotten ships float on the sea, and many people who enter never escape alive."
"Some books even say there are walking skeletons here! And eerie music that suddenly starts playing!"
Ginny brought a thick, hefty book from the library and read out the various accounts recorded in it.
Even that silly boy Urouge froze in fright.
"Ghosts? How could there be ghosts in this world? You're joking, right?"
As for Urouge's fear...
Kuzan said, "What's there to be afraid of? If a ghost shows up, I wouldn't mind freezing him into