Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

Chapter 189 The Meeting of the Shandians and the Descendants of Roland (1st Update)

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Somewhere in the forest, Wapa was locked in a fierce battle with a tall man.

His opponent was none other than Yemo, the captain of the Divine Soldiers.

The two moved nimbly among the trees, sometimes clashing violently and making a loud noise, and sometimes shooting arrows from the gutter, trying to seize the opportunity to win.

There was no one else around them at this moment; only the sounds of their battle continued to rise, indicating that the two had long since strayed from their respective main forces.

So, who won and who lost between the two?

The answer is still unknown.

Let's turn our attention back to Wukong.

After resolving the minor incident, Goku and his friends continued their journey, heading straight for Enel's residence.

After all, only by finding Enel can they get information about Ganford's subordinates.

Meanwhile, not far from Wukong and the others, the priest Nirvana rolled his eyes and crashed straight into a large tree.

"Lord Nirvana, stop! Stop! There's a tree ahead!" His subordinates quickly grabbed him, preventing him from crashing into the tree.

"Oh, a tree? Are there any trees ahead? I can't see them."

Nirvana rolled his eyes and asked with a serious expression.

"Lord Nirvana, you're rolling your eyes, of course you can't see it!" the subordinate replied wearily.

The priest Nirvana is the only one among the four priests who needs subordinates to accompany him when he travels, because he often does some strange things, such as rolling his eyes so much that he can't see the road.

In this situation, unless someone reminds them, the person will not be able to react at all and will run straight into the tree like an idiot.

That is why he needs a subordinate to accompany him.

"Oh, eye roll, yes, I rolled my eyes, so I can't see." Nirvana muttered to himself nervously after being reminded by his subordinate, and his eyes finally returned to normal.

Then we went around the big tree and prepared to continue walking forward.

But then he suddenly noticed something, stopped, and turned his head to look to the left.

In his field of vision, a knight riding a celestial horse galloped past him from a distance of more than a hundred meters to the side, parallel to him, heading in the same direction he had come from.

Following closely behind was an enormous python, and there appeared to be someone on the python's head.

"That...that's the Lord of the Sky?!"

His subordinates, who were standing beside him, also witnessed this scene and their expressions tightened.

He never expected to see this behemoth here, and what surprised him even more was that there was a human on the behemoth's head. Who was that human?

Soon, as the two watched, the figure of the Lord of the Sky gradually disappeared at the edge of the forest until no sound could be heard anymore.

The subordinates stood there with their mouths agape, stunned for a long time, unable to understand why there was a human on the head of that terrifying Lord of the Sky.

Just as he was gradually coming to his senses, he suddenly realized that the priest hadn't made a sound at all, it seemed... he couldn't even hear him breathing?

Realizing this, his expression changed, and he quickly turned his head to look. He saw that Nirvana's face was bluish-purple, and he was obviously extremely oxygen-deprived!

Good heavens! Here we go again!

He clutched his head, his head throbbing with pain.

He understood what was happening; this was another strange behavior of the priest, who had forgotten to breathe while muttering to himself!

This time, neither Wukong nor his companions noticed that two people were standing a hundred meters away watching them.

After all, with the Lord of the Sky moving so fast, the surrounding environment was fleeting, making it difficult to even see clearly, let alone spot two people hidden a hundred meters away in the forest.

The reason Wukong was able to discover that divine weapon was because it happened to be in their direction of travel, which allowed them to capture it precisely.

They traveled swiftly and soon covered a considerable distance in the forest.

According to Ganford, at this speed, they would arrive at Enel's place in about ten minutes.

Just when they thought they would reach their destination smoothly, a figure suddenly flew out from the side and crashed hard into a big tree in their path, spitting out several mouthfuls of blood, then his neck tilted to the side and he lost consciousness.

Ganford immediately stopped Pierre and, upon closer inspection, discovered that the man was none other than Yamo, the chief of the divine soldiers under Enel!

When the Lord of the Sky, who was following behind, saw them stop, he also stopped moving forward. Above his head, Goku and the others stared with wide, curious eyes at the man who had fallen to the ground ahead.

Before they could say anything, another man flew out of the forest, his face smeared with blood, his eyes fierce, and his imposing presence made their hearts skip a beat.

Upon seeing them, the menacing man, without saying a word, aimed the cannon he was carrying on his shoulder at Ganford in the air and fired a deep blue incendiary shell with lightning speed!

What?!

Goku and the others were all shocked, but Gan Fall remained calm. Pierre pulled him aside, dodging the burning cannon that was being fired at them.

Rumble!

A terrifyingly large burst of flame exploded behind them, but Ganful didn't turn around to look. He calmly looked at Wapa and said, "That's enough, Wapa. You should know that we are not enemies now. We should focus all our energy on Enel."

Wapa looked at him coldly, without saying anything in rebuttal.

In his mind, everyone on this island except for the Shandians was his enemy, especially this damned old man in front of him.

However, it cannot be denied that Enel is indeed their number one enemy right now, and he should focus all his energy on him in order to have any chance of defeating him.

So after firing that shot that showed his stance, he didn't make any more moves. He just glanced coldly at Ganful, then at the few unfamiliar humans sitting on the head of the Lord of the Sky behind him, and then turned to leave.

But he had only turned halfway when he suddenly froze, then turned back even faster, his eyes fixed on a man above the Lord of the Sky.

To be precise, I was staring at the man's head.

Having vowed to fulfill his ancestor's dying wish, he was intimately familiar with the story of the great warrior Calgra from four hundred years ago.

In Calgra's story, Calgra formed a deep friendship with a stranger named Rolando and made a promise that he would always keep the lamp of Shandora lit to guide Rolando back to Apayado after he left.

But fate had other plans. Calgra and the other ancestors were swept up into the clouds and even driven from their homeland. They could no longer see their friends, and the lamp of Shandora could never be lit again. They died with regret.

Although he did not meet his friend, Calgrass left behind a portrait of him, wanting future generations to remember the friend he had broken his promise to.

Wapa had seen this portrait countless times and had it deeply etched into his mind.

In his memory, this friend of Calgras had a very distinctive chestnut-shaped haircut.

And now, he saw an almost identical chestnut head on another man. What was going on?

Could it be...?

An exciting yet nerve-wracking thought flashed through his mind, and he blurted out, "Hey! I'm asking you, what's your relationship with Rolando!"