Pirate: Vice-Captain of the Whitebeard Pirates

The shadow does not exist. What stops them is the island's rule that they are not allowed to fly high into the sky.

Marco couldn't help but said: "I understand the truth, but why are you all blocked by that barrier when you go up, and why is it always that black shadow when I go up."

Yes!

This is also everyone’s doubt.

If the shadow does not exist and what blocks them is the rules of the island, then why does the shadow always grab Marco and hit him alone?

Larson hesitated: "Perhaps, it sees you as easy to bully."

Marco's face was suppressed, and the others were speechless.

What kind of explanation is this?

Since Larson said that what stopped them was the rules, why did the rules still know that Marco was easy to bully?

Could it be said that consciousness has appeared on this island?

Larson knew what everyone was thinking. He shook his head: "I don't know the rules of appearance, but I think my guess is not wrong."

Larson’s guess is not unfounded;

The appearance of that shadow also depends on the person. It is probably some particularly strong people. When they fly into the sky, they can only feel a layer of barrier.

However, if he is weak, like Marco, what he feels is not the barrier, but the shadow knocking him down.

The only time Marco was not hit by a shadow was because Larson was with him.

The reason why Larson didn't ask Bucky to go up with him just now was because he was afraid that there would be too many people going up and the black figure wouldn't dare to appear.

However, it turns out that it may be exactly what Larson thought.

The condition for that black shadow to set off is that a person's own strength does not exceed that point.

Marco made a grimace: "So that's it. Damn it, now even the entire island is starting to look down on me."

Marco felt offended again.

Shanks patted him on the shoulder and comforted him: "Don't be sad. After all, I was knocked down when I went up with you just now."

After listening to what he said, Marco's mood indeed improved.

He glanced at Shanks with some gratitude. At this time, Shanks could use this kind of thing to comfort him. He was a real brother!

Shanks is capable.

Marco mentally labeled Shanks.

Then his eyes wandered to Bucky in the distance again, and then his mood became better.

Well, the weakest one is so optimistic, so there is nothing for him to be sad about.

Bucky felt that Marco's eyes were a little strange, and his expression suddenly became unhappy: "What are you looking at me for?"

"fine."

Marco looked away happily.

Larson on the side felt a little strange when he saw it. Marco's expression turned a little fast!

"Ahem, now that we have discovered the situation on this island, shouldn't we move forward in a hurry now?"

Jabba then spoke.

Larson pondered for a moment: "Now we should have arrived at the third level of Yerug Island. The first level is those unkillable beasts, and the second level is those people who have resurrected after death. Logically speaking, the characteristics of the third level are It’s the rule above us that we can’t fly, but I feel like things may not be that simple.

After all, although the first two floors are not particularly dangerous, it is still very difficult for some weak pirate groups to pass.

But we are now on the third level. As you can see, this air ban rule is simply useless for some people who do not have the ability to fly.

It can be said that as long as you don't deliberately fly up to find out what's going on, there is basically no danger on this level. This encounter is completely different from what we have encountered before. "

"I understand what you're thinking."

Reilly nodded slowly: "I actually feel that things are not that simple."

Jabba curled his lips: "Nonsense, I didn't think you would have thought of this when Larson didn't speak just now!"

Rayleigh's forehead was stretched with veins: "Have you ever thought about it, could I tell you specifically?"

"Hey, you must have been right."

Jabba said proudly.

Seeing that the two were about to fight, everyone quickly pulled them away.

After they separated, Roger groped his chin: "Then do we still want to continue walking now?"

In fact, if it were Roger himself, he wouldn't care about the dangers or rules here.

Just be reckless. There is nothing that absolute strength cannot solve. But now that he has followed Larson for so long, he is becoming more and more convinced of Larson. He feels that Larson’s words are very reasonable, and he is willing to listen to him. Erson's words.

"Let's go, why don't you go!" What everyone didn't expect was that Larson's answer was completely different from his own analysis just now.

When normal people hear what he just said, they would think that he wants to investigate thoroughly before setting off.

But this time Larson was uncharacteristically uncharacteristic, not at all as cautious as before.

Whitebeard seemed to have thought of something, and looked at Larson with a smile.

Everyone's eyes were focused on Larson, and Larson's gaze fell on the sun that was about to set.

He squinted his eyes: "It's getting late. If we are extra cautious every time, we don't know how long it will take to get there."

He looked at the people around him, Whitebeard, Roger, Rayleigh, Jabba...

"What we have gathered here now is the strongest lineup in the sea. If this is not done carefully every step of the way, it will make people laugh."

Larson smiled slightly: "So, let's just treat it as going home and see what the things in our house are."

There is nothing wrong with being cautious, but it depends on when and who you put it on.

Larson was telling the truth. It was indeed getting late, and they had not arrived early, so someone might have already walked ahead of them.

Time no longer allows them to slow down like this, and based on their strength, if there is anything on this island that can pose a threat to them, then everyone on this island may not be safe now.

The most important point is,

Larson estimated in his mind that even though Yerug Island is strange, there should be limits.

The black shadows and barriers that appeared when they flew into the sky may be the division of the power of Yerug Island.

If you can afford it, the shadow will come down. Not only will it not let you fly, but it will also hit you.

Sombra was very strong. If Marco hadn't been able to recover, most people would have broken a few bones if they were hit.

And those who cannot be offended are Larson and the others. What they encounter is a barrier.

The shadows didn't dare to appear or attack them, so they had to use barriers to block them.