Looking at Kaido, who was gradually moving away with his subordinates, Klockdahl was thoughtful. Pen Fun Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 InfoUnexpectedly, even though Klockdahl didn't ask, Kaido told him the piece of nautical history he had.

But this is what makes Klockdahl feel that Kaido is explaining what happened. It seems that the place where Kaido said he was going is indeed very dangerous!

But even so, Kaido still had to lead the last force he had under his command to fight into that place. Perhaps, this is his lifelong obsession!

Among them, there must be some shocking secrets hidden. Perhaps it involves the historical changes in the world today. Why have the once-heintable superpowers disappeared, and what are the predecessors of the world governments that make up the ruling classes that now benefit?

Perhaps, in that place, there is something hidden enough to lift the veil on it all. Faintly, Klockdahl even suspected that whether it was the World Government or the so-called Draco Holy Land Mary Joya, it was likely that they were only superficial representations.

The place Kaido is looking for may be the right path, which is also possible. However, after thinking about it, Klockdahl still gave up on the idea of changing the course of his course.

"That's it! there's no need to stay here, let's go!" with a wave of his hand, Klockdahl motioned for the group to leave.

No matter what big thing Kaido was going to do, Klockdahl knew that his purpose was not to do that. The reason why he wants to go to Mary Joya is very simple.

Because in this world, the biggest stumbling block can only be the world government. Only by solving it can we truly let go of our hands and feet.

And the World Government, itself the most powerful ruling force in this world, is not in pursuit of some ethereal Ralph Drew, or the treasure of One Piece.

The biggest secret treasure available, in Klockdahl's view, is the behemoth of the world government itself. Of course, there are not people in this world who understand. But who dares to treat the entire world government as a prey.

However, Klockdahl did not say that with the whole world government, as a goal, there should be no such thing as a maritime history article. After all, for the final place that has always existed in the legend, Ralph Drew.

The idea of Klockdahl wanting to find out was definitely not small. entangled the life of One Piece and created the dream of a pirate who is not old in this world. Ralph Drew is more significant than Mary Joya's existence.

In the end, Klockdahl deliberately sent Trafalgar Rowe and MR.1 Danis together. Trafalgar Rowe's strength goes without saying, and Klokdal believes that he can handle it even if he encounters a general-level combat force.

And Danis, as a person who followed him in Alarabastan, has always been a core member of the Baroque Society. This taciturn and loyal killer of the West Sea has since become more and more powerful under the cultivation of Klockdahl.

With these two subordinates with the combat power of the Seven Martial Seas, they took a group of former high-ranking members of the Baroque to Kaido's lair to retrieve the history of the voyage, and Klockdahl still believed that it could be successfully achieved.

And then, Klockdahl did not follow the direction of Maryjoy, at the mouth of the Great Fairway. This is because, although Mary Joya is at the peak of the Red Earth Continent at the entrance to the New World.

Climb straight up the rocky walls of the Red Earth Continent to reach Mary Joy above. But is this something that ordinary people can do?

Are the rocky walls of the Red Earth Continent so easy to climb? How many people can go up from here? You might say, isn't Tiger the Fish-Man hero okay?

However, because of the Seven Martial Seas Conference, Klockdahl, who had been to Mary Joy's once, could only complain. The devil knows how Tiger the Fish-Man did it. Could it be that the power of the legendary desolation was used!??

What's even more incredible is that a fishman at the level of a lieutenant general at most can break through the tight defense on Mary Joy. In the end, he was able to free a large group of slaves who were also not strong in combat, including many civilians. (Like the little girl who caused Tiger the Fish-Man to die in the end.) ）

How much water does it have to put in this, so that the fish-man Tiger is like a child of fate, the protagonist's aura is added, and he is generally in and out, achieving a legend.

Even from Klokdahl's point of view today, it is not difficult to climb such a peak. But you know, this time he came with a large army under his command.

Among them, the ones who could follow him from the cliff of the sea to climb Mary Joy were probably just a few of them. In that case, what is he doing with his army, furnishings!?

So this time, Klockdahl did not choose to invade Mary Joy from the Sea Cliff, but chose to be above board, invade the Red Earth Continent from the direction of the sea, and hit Mary Joy all the way.

What Klockdahl wants is to use absolute power to destroy the decay and sweep the Red Clay Continent. Of course, there is a reason for this, otherwise why would Klockdahl be so time-consuming and laborious.

First of all, the Red Earth Continent is the only supercontinent that exists in this world. His meaning is naturally incomparable. Don't think that there is a One Piece on the sea, Gore D. Roger, just think that the center of the whole world is the Great Passage, the New World.

Throughout the history of this world, whether it is the superpower hidden in the historical truth, or the world government that rules the world today, and the legend of the twenty kings of the Celestial Dragons, they all happened on the Red Earth Continent.

This explains everything to a certain extent, perhaps the sea is just a place where the descendants of those who retreated to the sea after losing the struggle are the last place to fight against the unjust fate. And the origin of the new world probably also reveals this flavor.

A whole new world, a world that hasn't been taken over by those who have stolen history. So, what about the so-called Old World, where is it?

In Klockdahl's view, the Old World should be more than the Red Continent it is today. Or to be more precise, it should be said that the world at that time was 800 years ago.

Perhaps 800 years ago, there was no such thing as a great waterway, and the windless belt was formed later. In the whole world, there is only one supercontinent. The four seas that seem huge today are just the four inland seas of that continent.

So, what happened at that time? Let the entire supercontinent disintegrate into today's windless belt that divides the four oceans. and the islands scattered along the Great Shipping Lane.

And this is one of the reasons why Klockdal put aside the shortcut and chose to lead the army into the Red Clay Continent. While others, still in various places, are chasing the clues left by their predecessors.

Klockdahl, however, is already actively hunting for the historical heritage of this world.

To be continued...... (To be continued.) )