One Piece: I Am the Revolutionary Army

After the Shandia warriors calmed down, Roya heard from them the story that Ganfor didn't know, which was also the sequel to Nolando's navigation diary.

Nolando killed the "god" worshipped by the Shandian people, and later became friends with the great warrior Kalgara due to a series of events.

When the two had a close relationship, Nolando cut down the tree that the Shandian people believed was the home of the souls of their ancestors, leading to misunderstanding and isolation.

In fact, those trees have already died, and the tree fever will continue to infect the island and eventually destroy it.

As a botanist, Nolando understood this, so he took the risk of cutting down the tree.

When the people of Kalgara and Shandia learned the truth, they rang the Golden Bell with all their might to express their eternal support to Nolando.

Calgara promised to ring the golden bell every day, and no matter when Nolando returned, no matter how big the storm was, he would not lose his way. As a result, Roya and the others knew about it.

Shandia was pushed to the Sky Island by huge waves, and the god of the Sky Island attacked the Shandia people out of selfish desires.

The Shandians went to war with the Angels, but because they were not adapted to the high altitude environment, they suffered heavy losses, including the death of many warriors including Calgara.

"In order to ring the golden bell again and fulfill our promise to our benefactor Nolando, we have never given up on taking back Shandora." The young man who called himself Kapa shouted. Roya and the others were also moved.

The friendship between Calgara and Nolando four hundred years ago and the belief that Shandora has held on to for four hundred years are truly moving.

Whitebeard sighed: "Kalgara and Nolando are both true men of the sea, and Shandora is a race with backbone."

He values ​​such friendship. Even though the strength is insufficient, this friendship is extremely precious.

“They are real warriors.”

Kaido said that even a villain like him was impressed by the high evaluation of the Shandia warriors.

Roger also had regrets about this matter, as he missed the opportunity to ring the Golden Bell that year.

He once went to Roya's sky island and found the golden bell and the historical text, but due to time constraints, he had to leave.

He didn't expect that the Golden Bell meant so much to Sky Island and the Shandian people.

Roya told Kapaganfor's idea and asked if he was willing to revive Shandora in peace.

Kapa replied that it would be enough for the Shandians if the Golden Bell could ring again, conveying the will of their ancestors.

Luo Ya decided to let the golden bell ring through the heaven and earth again.

Led by Roya, they came to the legendary golden city of Shandora, where Kulikai and the Shandia people, including the chieftain, and Ganfor went together, but they found that the golden bell was missing.

Roya asks Fujitora for help, and a piece of earth rises and flies into the sky.

High in the sky, they found a huge golden bell.

The Shandia people excitedly rang the golden bell that had been silent for four hundred years, and the bell sound echoed, accompanied by their tears.

Roya understood that this voice conveyed the wishes of the ancestors to heaven, telling Nolando that they had been waiting.

Ganfor bowed his head and apologized, and Kulikai's eyes were filled with tears. Four hundred years of misunderstanding and shame dissipated in the sound of the bell.

Luo Ya closed his eyes and listened, feeling the grandeur and depth of the bell.

It proclaims the glory of Shandora and tells the world that they have always been here.

Seven days later, Ganfor publicly apologized, and the Shandians and Sky Islanders eliminated their differences and embraced peace. The war started because of the greed of the rulers, and ended because of the people's desire for peace.

The light of the Golden Bell once again illuminated the world, and the sound of the bell spread everywhere. The people of Sky Island laid down their weapons and prayed for peace. The Shandians burst into tears, and the oldest man knelt in front of the statue of Kalgara to thank his ancestors for their guidance.

The war began with the bell and ended with the bell. Four hundred years of conflict came to an end. The rule of God ended and Sky Island entered a new era.

Roya lamented that the friendship between Nolandu and Kalgara began with the godslaying. Their arrival not only saved Shandia, but also brought progressive ideas and broke the shackles of ignorance.

Roya left with Sky Island Bay, and Chief Shandia and Ganfor expressed their gratitude.

They left Angel Island, and the bells echoed throughout the island as the Shandians bid farewell to their friends and thanked their benefactors.

Four hundred years ago, Nolando saved Shandia, and four hundred years later, Roya ended the war with the revolutionary army and saved them again.

"Goodbye, Mr. Roya, we will always remember your kindness." said Chief Shandia.

The revolutionary army left, the bells echoing in their ears, and they felt the Shandians' heart.

A month later, Luo Ya and his companions passed through Changhuan Island and the Seven Water Cities, especially saw the water gods in the Seven Water Cities, and told Mr. Tom about the current situation.

In the new year, Roya looked at the World Economic News and marveled at Roger's influence.

The movements of the Revolutionary Army seem to have been forgotten, and people are once again focusing on the legendary pirates.

Roya continued his journey, and the bell echoed on the sky island, guiding the way forward.