Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

Chapter 186 I Have a Guess (2 Updates)

Bang! ! !

"You, you actually!!"

Somewhere in the forest, Priest Ohm was bleeding from the corner of his mouth, his sunglasses were gone, and he looked extremely disheveled.

He slid slowly down the tree trunk in a spread-eagle position, unable to hold onto his weapon any longer, and fell to the ground with a thud.

He stared in horror at Wapa, who was about ten meters away, panting heavily, his raised right hand trembling, and blood trickling from the corner of his mouth, just like Wapa's. It was as if he had seen a demon.

He's a madman! He's a madman!

Surprisingly, they actually used it...

The last thought had barely crossed his mind when he collapsed to the ground, completely unable to fight, due to the severity of his injuries.

Upon seeing this, Wapa's lips curled into a cold smile as he trembled as he gripped his right hand, which was tightly wrapped in bandages.

"The taste of the 'Piercing Shell' is quite good, isn't it, Enel? Soon you'll feel its power too!"

Inside the palace, Enel was slowly peeling the fruit. After noticing that Ohm had been defeated by the Shandians, he paused for two seconds, then casually peeled off the skin and took a big bite of the peeled fruit.

"I really didn't expect that the first person eliminated in this knockout round would be this guy."

Enel wasn't angry at all about his subordinates' elimination; instead, a faint smile appeared on his face.

"Poor fellow, you haven't received the blessing of the gods."

He shook his head, sighing deeply, as if he were pitying his eliminated subordinates.

But upon closer inspection, one can see that there is no trace of pity in his eyes, but rather an indifference, like that of a high and mighty god.

After a while, his expression changed, and he showed a hint of surprise.

He realized that another priest had been eliminated, and that the group that had defeated Shadley not long ago was the one that had eliminated him.

"Hahaha, things are getting more and more interesting."

So far, three of his four henchmen have been killed, but he remains unmoved, only increasingly interested in the outcome of this survival elimination tournament.

Of the four he predicted, who will be left in the end?

After defeating the enemy, the sky gradually darkened.

Wukong and his companions lit a fire on the spot, some setting up tents, others cooking, preparing to spend the night there.

During this time, after some conversation, Gan Fall met Goku and his friends, who were surprised to learn that this strange old man in knight's armor was actually the previous ruler of Skypiea.

The god they had heard about from their enemies was now their ruler.

"So, sir, have you come here to reclaim your power?"

Nami asked curiously.

"No." Ganford shook his head, his expression revealing a sense of dejection.

"I am not a qualified leader, and I have no right to sit in this position again."

He looked up at the star-studded night sky and said with a resolute expression, "I have come here to find my long-lost subordinates and to cooperate with the Shandians to overthrow Enel's rule and liberate the people of the Sky Islands."

He spoke his true purpose without any hesitation, because he didn't think Wukong and the others were malicious people. In addition, since they had defeated the priest, they could be said to be on the same side as him, so there was even less reason for him to be reserved.

"Who are the Shandians?"

Nami, Goku, and the others ate while curiously watching.

They already knew that the so-called god's name was Enel, but this was the first time they had ever heard of the Shandians.

"Speaking of the Shandians, there is a long and interesting story to tell, which I will now tell you slowly."

Ganfor sighed, and then slowly began to tell a story that lasted four hundred years, a story of the Sky Islanders and the Shandians fighting for Apayado.

"Wait a minute! You just said that this island suddenly appeared here four hundred years ago?"

Upon hearing the origin of the story, Curry Kerr, who had remained silent until then, could no longer sit still. He stared intently at Ganford and asked eagerly.

"That's right, that's how it's written in the records. Is there a problem?" Ganford asked, looking somewhat puzzled.

"That's it! This island really is Jaya Island!" Curicate clenched his fists, extremely excited.

Nami and Sanji also showed some excitement in their eyes.

Four hundred years! This timeframe coincides perfectly with the period when Curry Kate's ancestors couldn't find the Land of Gold.

Adding to their previous speculation that part of Jaya Island was swept into the sky by the Chongtian Ocean Current, and Goku's observation of a lot of gold on the island, it's almost certain that the island they are currently on is part of Jaya Island!

To fully confirm this conclusion, the quick-witted Nami pressed further, "Then you must have seen the Golden City, right? Where on the island is it?"

Curry, oblivious to his excitement, stared intently at Ganford, his lips pressed tightly together, as if he could already see himself finding the golden land his ancestors had spoken of, and clearing the Montblanc family of their reputation as fraudsters.

But the next second, his hands and feet suddenly turned ice cold, as if he had fallen from lava into ice, a bone-chilling cold from the inside out.

"Golden Land? What's that?"

Gan Fall looked puzzled, as if he couldn't understand what Nami was saying.

"You...you've never seen the Land of Gold?!"

Nami froze for a few seconds, then asked in utter astonishment.

"No, I've never even heard of it." Ganford shook his head, his expression revealing no pretense.

Nami, Sanji, and Goku looked at each other in disbelief. How could this be? This shouldn't be happening. Why is this going on?

At this moment, Robin asked softly, "Did you see a lot of gold on the island?"

Everyone was taken aback by the question. Why was Robin asking this?

Nami was the first to react, her eyes lighting up.

Yes, although the Golden City appears as a complex of buildings, it is essentially a pile of gold. Perhaps the people living on the island over the past four hundred years have dismantled it, which would explain why Ganford has never seen the Golden City.

Currykate also thought of this and looked at Ganford with hopeful eyes.

If that is indeed the case, although it would be a pity not to see the Golden Land, it would at least prove that what our ancestors said was true.

Unexpectedly, under his expectant gaze, Ganford still shook his head.

"No, there is no gold on Apayado, let alone a large amount of it."

How could this be!

Curry was startled, and his eyes instantly went blank.

Nami was also shocked, but she quickly remembered something and pointed to the giant python lying quietly on the ground not far away, shouting, "This is impossible! That thing told us before that it had seen the Golden City, the Golden City must be here!"

"No, no, that's not right."

Nami interrupted herself, frowned, thought for a moment, then walked up to the giant python and asked, "Big guy, I have a question for you. You said you couldn't find the Golden City, was that a long time ago?"

The giant python looked at her for a while and then nodded.

"Is it a hundred years?"

Ju nodded.

"Two hundred years?"

The giant python continued to nod.

"Three hundred years?"

The giant python pondered for a while before nodding again.

Upon seeing this, Nami didn't press further but instead rested her chin on her hand and began to ponder.

Sanji, Robin, and even Curry, who had calmed himself down, began to ponder quietly, while Gan Fall frowned as he thought about the Golden City Nami had mentioned.

Only Wukong and Pupu, who were too lazy to think, blinked their eyes innocently, eating while curiously watching everyone ponder.

After a while, Nami lowered her hand and exchanged glances with Sanji and the others, who had almost simultaneously finished thinking.

"Everyone, I have a guess."

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