Sins Of Pride On The Straw Hats

"It means that there is an ocean in the sky, so let's face the island on the ocean!" Luffy said excitedly, pointing to the sky.

In some respects, he is indeed gifted.

"Okay, go check it out right away!!" Luffy couldn't wait.

This is the adventure he wants!

"Well, sailors, turn the rudder up!" Usopp echoed.

"You guys have to figure it out, you can't get a match!"

"What?!" Luffy seemed to have discovered a new world.

So the rudder can't point upwards?

Robin transformed into several pairs of arms on Luffy, covering the chattering Luffy!

If the quarrel continues like this, they won't even have a chance to talk.

"Frankly speaking, I haven't seen Sky Island myself, and I don't know much about it." Luo Chen confessed.

"That's right, it's impossible, how can the island and the sea float in the sky, this must be because the record pointer is broken!" Nami thinks the sea and the island floating in the sky are too outrageous

This is no fairy tale.

How could there be such an outrageous and unreasonable thing.

"No, Miss Navigator, what you should think about now is not where the record pointer is broken, but how to get to the sky, no matter how weird Lu Li's situation is involved in this ship, or how big it is. Crisis, you must never doubt the record pointer in your hand, this is the iron rule of sailing,!'

"In this sea, the first thing you have to doubt is the common sense in your head, record the place where the pointer points to, and 1 Robin, who has an island more than ten miles away, said earnestly.

She is like a universal encyclopedia.

Then Robin looked curiously at the skeleton that fell into the ship from the sky and had startled Usopp just now.

"What is that woman doing to collect skeletons!?" Seeing this, Chopper hid behind the pillar tremblingly.

Although he is a doctor, he usually studies an unknown skeleton.

But it will not collect the broken skeleton fragments piece by piece.

Listening to Robin's words, Nami is staring at her permanent pointer and frowning at the moment.

In the end she is broken, or the record pointer is broken.

She is a little uncertain!

Robin used tweezers to hold the broken skull fragments and put them together piece by piece.

The bystanders looked horrified.

Especially the timid trio.

"Your interests are really strange!"

"Did you find anything?" Zoro asked curiously.

"Dead people and beautiful women are quite an elegant and unique combination!" Sanji said as he watched the crowd.

"Elegance, it's too elegant." Fuka said jokingly.

Then Robin cast a deep, meaningful look.

Reka always felt uneasy, and then chose to remain silent!

This woman seems to be a bit overwhelmed by herself!

"Well, where's Luffy?" Zoro suddenly found that it was much quieter here, and when he looked back, Luffy wasn't there.

Instead, he jumped onto the wreckage of the ship that gradually became silent next to him! He was searching for something.

Beside him, and Usopp.

"...What are the two of them going to do?"

"It's an adventure." Chopper replied honestly.

"Oh, it's back to its original shape." Sanji watched Robin skillfully put together the skull fragments.

"This hole should be man-made." Robin said, pointing to the hollow between the eyebrows on the skull.

"In other words, he was hit here and died." Sanji said.

"No, this is a healing scar. It should be called head piercing, yes, ship doctor."

"Yes, but that's a technology from a long time ago." Chopper replied hastily.

"That's right (Nuo's Zhao), this man must have been dead for two hundred years. He was about 30 years old. He probably died of illness during the voyage. Compared with other bones, his teeth are relatively complete. Because it was tarred, this funeral custom is a unique tradition in some regions of South Blue, and it can be inferred from the historical process.

"That ship should be the ship of the past expedition team..." Based on the information, Robin opened the ten books he carried with him.

Actually found the matching ship: "Yes, the Kingdom of South Blue, the ship of the Kingdom of Bliss, the St. Bliss, sailed 208 years ago."