"This was completed by our Mink Tribe's skilled craftsmen over several generations."
"That's right. Unless we lead the way ourselves, even if outsiders kill us all, they won't find the Poneglyph."
This time, everyone except Kazu nodded vigorously. This secluded location was indeed excellent; for outsiders to find this place would be harder than climbing to heaven.
Kazu, having read the story, naturally knew where the Poneglyph were, though he was probably quite surprised when he read the original work.
The steps and walls here are covered with green plants, which shows that few people usually come here.
Each step was enormous, and Robin, transformed into a young girl, skipped and hopped her way in.
She was so excited that, apart from Kazu, only the Red Road Poneglyph could pique her interest now.
The group quickly arrived at the very bottom, where a red Poneglyph stone tablet stood quietly in the center.
The base of the Road Poneglyph stone tablet is covered with some green vegetation, and it looks quite old.
Robin was the first to step forward; she couldn't wait to decipher the Ancient Script on it.
Robin read through the explanation word by word, completely absorbed.
"The coordinates of this island are..."
"Four islands have been successfully located, and the central location is the Laugh Tale, Laugh Tale."
"Sure enough, it's exactly the same as the Road Poneglyph."
Kazu was debating whether to go to Wano Country first or Fish-Man Island first, and make a rubbing of that Poneglyph.
In the original story, when Roger went to Fish-Man Island, there were still Red Road Poneglyph.
When Luffy, the Red Road Poneglyph had disappeared.
Kazu thinks there's a high chance Red-Haired Shanks took it, though it could also have been taken by some other force, but the Red Hair Pirates are the prime suspects.
Forget it, for Robin's sake, he'd better go by himself. The Divine Dragon continued its journey towards Wano Country.
After Robin deciphered all the text on the stone tablet, Kazu handed Robin a rubbing of it.
Robin carefully made rubbings of all the text; the characters were clear, and the rubbings were perfect.
"This is the second Red Road Poneglyph."
Robin handed the rubbing paper to Kazu, who placed it directly into his Independent Space, the safest place in the world.
"Alright, Pedro, how long do you need to say goodbye to your friends back home?"
Kazu looked at his new companion and thought he looked increasingly cool. The jaguar looked better and better, and with his smoking and drinking habits, he could easily get along with Kazu and his group of men.
"No need. I already said what I needed to say last night. I'm ready to go on adventures with Captain Kazu anytime."
A rare smile appeared on Pedro's face, showing that he was also full of anticipation for the adventure to come.
It was a completely different life from anything I'd ever lived before, with so many more interesting things to see—what could be better than that?
"Okay, let's set off today!"
Kazu gave the captain's order, and the crew returned towards the Divine Dragon.
Finally, around noon, after seeing Kazu and the others off at the city gate, Cat Viper and Duke Inuarashi finally breathed a sigh of relief.
"Alright, everyone, let's continue!"
"Aww!!"
Kazu used spatial powers to return the Divine Dragon to the open sea, where the surging waves propelled the ship, creating a swaying sensation that greatly surprised Pedro.
This place is completely different from the little rivers in the Mokomo Dukedom; if I had to describe the feeling, it's like a super-enhanced version.
That's right, there are rivers in the Mokomo Dukedom too. They are seawater that Zunesha uses its trunk to suck up, spray it into the air, and then fall onto its back.
What might be a little bathwater for the Zunesha could be a waterfall for the Mink Tribe.
The Mink Tribe can obtain water resources and fish from this, truly living off the land and water.
The Divine Dragon headed straight for Wano Country, while Kazu made an excuse to go back to his room to rest.
Bang!
As soon as he closed the door, Kazu used Space Teleportation to return to the Sabaody Archipelago.
"Hey, timing is everything."
Kazu arrived at the coating plant and found a pirate ship that had just finished being coated. Kazu used Conqueror's Haki to clear the area, and the pirates, unaware of what was happening, were put to sleep by Kazu.
Using spatial powers to envelop all the pirates, and then throwing them into the distant sea, he helped them fulfill their dream of reaching Fish-Man Island.
Whether they can make it or not depends on their own fate.
Kazu steered his boat into the sea, heading rapidly towards Fish-Man Island.