Pirate's Big Ancient Boiled Soup

Looking at Ganfur's appearance, Dagu clearly understood what he was thinking.

Dagu vaguely remembers the reason for the war between the Sky Islanders and the Sandias in the original book, that is, when Apayado, a part of Gaya Island, was washed up into the sky 400 years ago, accompanied by A loud bell rang.

And with the ringing of the bell, the people of Sky Island and Gaya Island started a 400-year war.

Therefore, in the eyes of the descendants of Ganfort 400 years later, the bell is the lead of the war, or the horn.

Therefore, Ganfort and the others agreed that as long as the bell, the bell that represented the sound of the war, resounded through the sky again, then the 400-year-long war would end.

However, Dagu does not agree with Ganfur's idea of ​​ringing the golden bell now.

After all, now is not the time when the two sides are fighting, if Ganfort rings the golden bell at this time.

So from the perspective of the Sandia people, this bell is not the horn of the end.Instead, they will think that this is Ganfur, a provocation from the people of Sky Island.

Because the bell that hadn't rang for 400 years suddenly rang, and it rang abruptly, without any warning, and the Sandia people were completely unaware.

Isn't this equivalent to stealing someone's things, and then you think they don't know, and show off in front of them swaggeringly.If people don't hit you, it's really...

So thinking of this, Dagu stepped forward, walked to Ganfur, looked at the huge golden clock, and asked Ganfur softly: "Mr. Ganfur, do you want to ring this bell?"

"Yes."

Faced with Dagu's problem, Ganfur did not choose to hide it, but nodded, and then told Dagu about the 400-year history of the Sky Islanders and Sandian people.

Of course, the main thing is the matter of the golden bell: when the bell rings, war begins!The bell rings, the war ceases!

After listening to Ganfur's explanation, although Dagu already understood this, he still followed Ganfur's words: "So Mr. Ganfur, you think that as long as the golden bell is rung now."

"You..., the war between the Sky Islanders and the Sandias will stop, it will end. Is it?"

Hearing this, although Ganfur wondered why Dagu would ask such a question, he still nodded his head and replied: "Yes, as long as you ring it, then the war, this war that has lasted for 400 years, will surely come to an end. Finish!"

"Hey~"

Sure enough, as Dagu expected, Ganfort thought so, so he couldn't help sighing: "Mr. Ganfort, have you ever thought that now is not the best time to ring the golden bell?"

"Ok?"

Ganfur couldn't help being a little puzzled by Dagu's question, so he turned his head to look at Dagu, expecting him to have a different opinion.

Looking at Ganfur's puzzled expression, Dagu didn't pretend to be mysterious, but directly said what he just thought.

"Mr. Ganfort, have you ever thought that there is no war happening now, that is to say, if you ring the golden bell now, is it possible that it will have a counterproductive effect?"

"This······"

Hearing Dagu's words, Ganfur couldn't help being speechless.

Seeing Ganfur's expression, Dagu understood that he had listened, so Dagu suggested to him again: "So Mr. Ganfur, you should pick a good time, and then it makes sense to ring this golden bell."

"Otherwise it will only further exacerbate the conflict, and the war will never stop. Because your thoughts are gone, used up, and used in places that shouldn't be used."

"..."

After listening to Dagu's explanation, Ganfur fell silent. He turned his head and stared blankly at the huge golden clock, and remained silent for a while.

Seeing this situation, Dagu shook his head and didn't say anything else, but walked to Robin's side.

"Robin, are you done reading?"

Seeing that Robin no longer observed the main text of history, Dagu then asked Robin.

"Hmm~"

Hearing Dagu's question, Robin nodded solemnly and said: "I have deciphered it, but this situation surprised me and shocked me! There is actually a sea marked on it..."

As he said that, Robin planned to tell Dagu about the situation in the main text of the history.

"stop!"

However, before Robin finished speaking, he was interrupted by Dagu, and then Dagu stretched out his hand, pointed to a corner of the main text of history and said, "Robin, maybe you can go and read the text there .”

"Word?"

Hearing this, Robin walked in the direction of Da Gu's finger with a puzzled face.

"This·····"

When he really saw the words there, Robin was stunned for a moment, and then while observing the words above, he slowly translated: "I came here to lead this text to the last place! Pirate, brother El D Roger!"

As he said that, Robin stood up with a look of surprise on his face, turned to look at Dagu and asked, "Why can Roger understand ancient characters, and can also write on historical texts?"

Faced with Robin's doubts, Dagu raised his head and looked at the huge golden clock and explained: "According to Mr. Raleigh, Roger has an ability that no one else has—to listen to the voice of all things."

"I think he can understand ancient texts. It should not be seen, but heard. He heard the voice of the historical text."

"Nani?!"

This time, Robin was really shocked. She never expected that Roger, the One Piece King, still had such an ability that he could even hear the sound of the stone tablet.

Dagu was not surprised by Robin's surprise. After all, Roger's ability, as far as Dagu knew, was only possessed by himself and Wang Lufei.

Others, even if they are as strong as the top-notch Red Earl-Baloric Redfield, and the top-notch Iron Fist-Monch D Garp.

As well as the red-haired Shanks who will be known as the first overlord color in the future, such a three-color domineering top person does not have the ability to listen to the voice of all things.

It can be said that this ability, in a sense, is exclusive to One Piece.

Thinking of this, Dagu immediately explained another problem to Robin: "As for the characters on the historical text, they were not carved by Roger."

"Where is who?"

Hearing that Dagu said that this text was not engraved by Roger, Robin couldn't help recovering from the surprise, and asked Dagu curiously.

"Koyuki Oden!"

Dagu then explained: "The teacher once told me that in the second half, that is, in the Wano country in the new world, there is a family named Kozuki."

"And this historical text was carved by their ancestors, so it's normal for them to understand this."