Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

Chapter 175 A Terrifying Speculation

The lights were on in half of Curry's house.

Goku and his friends, along with Curry, the ape, and the gorilla, reunited here.

But strangely, the scene was quite quiet.

Apart from Wukong, who was lying on the ground with his head in his hands and fast asleep out of boredom, and Pupu, who was imitating him, everyone else was sitting cross-legged in one place, frowning and thinking about something.

After an unknown amount of time, the ape broke the silence first.

"Hey boss, it does sound a lot like the Golden Land, but isn't the Golden Land on Jaya Island? It can't possibly fly to a sky island, can it?"

The problem he raised was the same one Nami had mentioned before.

Even if the gold on the Sky Island is just like the Land of Gold, how do you explain how it ended up on the Sky Island instead of Jaya Island?

It's impossible that it has always existed on the sky island.

Because Curry's ancestor Rolando clearly saw the golden land on the island of Jaya, there is no doubt about that.

Curry didn't respond to him, but just frowned and seemed to be thinking about something.

Seeing that the leader did not respond, the ape turned its attention to the gorilla.

"What do you think, bro?"

The gorilla was a huge human being; it took up almost half the space of the house.

He leaned against a corner, frowning as well, and shook his head: "I think the same thing. The Golden Land couldn't have just flown to the Sky Island out of nowhere. The gold on the Sky Island is most likely from a different batch."

Seeing that his brother also supported his idea, the ape turned his attention to Nami and the others.

"You see, my brother and I think so too. The gold on the sky island probably isn't really a golden land."

Nami sighed, "I think so too, but it's just too much of a coincidence. However, since you all say so, then these two batches of gold must really be different."

I was hoping to get something useful, but it turned out to be the same conclusion over and over again.

Robin sat in the corner, staring at the cross-section of the house. The cross-section was very strange; the structure looked as if it had been cut off by something, abruptly ending at some point.

What's even stranger is that, according to her previous observations, this cross-section forms a straight line with the edge of the island. If it were even a hair's breadth longer, the house would be above the sea, not an island.

How could anyone build a house in a place like this?

Moreover, the house doesn't look like it was only half built, but rather like it's missing half.

Where did the other half go?

If the other half really exists, how could the people who built the house have floated it on the sea?

A host of questions lingered in her mind. As she listened to the ape's questions, she felt as if she had grasped something, which might be the answer to all these questions.

But after thinking it over, she felt that something was missing, some key elements that would allow her to uncover the truth and find the answer.

What could this key element be?

Her brows furrowed tightly.

At this moment, Curry, who had been frowning and deep in thought, seemed to have thought of a possibility, and a look of shock flashed in his eyes.

The ape who had been watching him closely immediately noticed this and asked, "Boss, have you thought of something?"

Upon hearing this, Nami and Sanji immediately turned their attention to Krycket, and even Robin, who had been lost in thought, spared a glance at the scene.

Under everyone's gaze, Curry's expression shifted between light and shadow.

He slowly exhaled, raised his eyes, and swept his gaze over the crowd, his eyes filled with both solemnity and a hint of horror.

"I suddenly thought of a possibility, a possibility that is far beyond our imagination."

His tone was very heavy.

"What's possible?" Nami's eyes flashed, and she quickly asked.

Curriculum took another breath before solemnly saying, word by word, "Is it possible that that sky island is also Jaya Island?"

Before anyone could react to his answer, he added a second sentence.

"It is the other half of Jaya Island, where the Golden City exists. The reason it is in the sky is because the Sky Current swept it up there!"

boom!!!

These words were like a thunderclap, leaving everyone's minds blank.

Among these people, Robin's pupils contracted, and she immediately found the key element that she had been searching for.

Soaring to the heavens!

She had never seen or heard of this phenomenon before, so she was completely unfamiliar with it.

Even with Curry Kate's explanation that the Sky Current could lift ships into the sky, she still couldn't imagine just how powerful it truly was.

But Curry is different. He has lived here for many years, seen the Sky Current countless times, is very familiar with it, and knows how terrifying its power is.

So, once all the necessary elements were gathered, he realized this incredibly shocking possibility even faster than Robin.

The reason why the ancestors could not see the golden land of Sandora when they returned to Jaya Island was because the surging ocean currents swept the other half of Jaya Island into the sky!

And on the other half is the location of Golden City!

The next day.

A series of clanging sounds echoed along the coast.

The apes, gorillas, and their underlings are busily building something on the ground.

Beside them, Wukong held the back of his head, watching them curiously.

Further away, Sanji and Nami stood beside Curry.

Sanji handed a cigarette to Krycket, lit it for both of them, and slowly exhaled a puff of smoke.

"Will this really work? This method sounds even more unreliable than the Skyward Current."

Curry crossed his arms and smiled.

"If what they create is substandard, it will indeed be more dangerous than the Sky Current, but if the East..."

"I think the West Current is much safer than the Sky Current."

"After all, the Sky Current is completely uncontrollable and could be dangerous at any time, while this method at least gives us some control and avoids the unknown dangers that come with the Sky Current."

Seemingly to reassure Sanji and Nami, Kreecket added, "I'll go up with you then. I want to find the golden land that our ancestors saw for myself."

The implication is that since he himself went up there, he would definitely ensure his own safety; if Nami and the others encountered danger, he would also encounter the same danger.

"It's not that we think you're going to trick us, it's just that this is so unbelievable," Nami exclaimed.

Yesterday, after Curry made the astonishing conjecture that the Sky Island Goku saw was the other half of Jaya Island, they were all stunned into a blank.

After that, Currykate proposed a second method to reach the Sky Island, which once again stunned them.

Even now, watching the apes working so enthusiastically, they still feel a bit dizzy and haven't fully accepted it.