Go to the City of Heaven!
Those words again.
That did Robin no good. She had come from the City of Heaven solely to rescue her real father.
Yet her father had told her that Shane had actually been there all along.
Did she have to return to the City of Heaven again to find the answer?
Boom!
The seawater washed against the shore with another boundless roar.
"Those old friends probably have headaches too, unable to tell which one is the real me. It's actually very simple. I occasionally care about their feelings, but a true God absolutely would not."
"Take this and pass it on. The Devil Fruit system alone isn't enough. Haki should be revived too."
"To surpass God, you must surpass that very concept."
Shane handed Robin a Den Den Mushi with a recorded video.
"But why don't you establish the Haki system yourself? Since the one at the Sabaody Archipelago is you, you could certainly teach it yourself."
Holding the Den Den Mushi in her hands, Robin felt a little uncertain about the future.
"What a coincidence. I could have passed it on myself, but since you summoned me, there's no need for me to do it personally."
"You might not understand what someone seemingly omnipotent like me still wants to do."
"It's this: if my past self can do it, my present self absolutely won't. If it needs doing in the future, I'll get someone to do it as soon as possible."
"All in all, I've been the King of Kings and the God of Gods. Now I just want to retire."
Retire?
Robin finally understood what Shane meant.
So this so-called divinity was Shane approaching retirement from his career as a God, not wanting to do anything.
Even when it came to teaching