Little Goku's Great Adventure Starting from One Piece

Chapter 195 Gold! Gold! (2nd update)

Back when she first met Gan Fall, Nami had already put forward a hypothesis.

The Golden City has been missing for four hundred years; something must have happened.

For example, someone hid it.

But it was eventually discovered by Enel and his men, who moved it from its hiding place to an open area, which is why Goku saw it by accident.

However, this conjecture was partially refuted after meeting Ganford's men who had been sent to build the ark.

The reason is that Enel found the land of gold the year he conquered Apayado and moved all the gold into a huge cave, never to see the light again.

In other words, the gold was indeed hidden before, but Enel discovered it and hid it again, making it impossible for Goku to see it.

So here's the question: what exactly was the gold that Goku saw earlier?

Nami thought about it all night but still couldn't come up with any ideas.

She asked Goku, but Goku couldn't give her an answer either. He only said that he had indeed seen a lot of shiny gold things at that time, but his inquiries yielded no results. Nami was too lazy to investigate further, since the Shandian chieftain had already promised to give them a lot of gold as a reward for their help in defeating Enel.

Now that she had the gold she had been longing for, why did she care about other gold that she couldn't even see in the future? Nami wasn't the kind of person whose desire for money was endless.

Hmm... It's definitely not because the chief gave too much, which far exceeded her psychological threshold.

Common name—

It felt amazing!

After Nami went to catch up on her sleep while yawning, Goku walked out of the temple alone. In the distance, he saw a person lying on the grass sunbathing, so he walked over as well.

"The sun feels so nice."

After arriving next to that person, Wukong lay down in the same manner, put his hands behind his head, squinted his eyes to enjoy the sunlight, and felt extremely relaxed.

The person next to him was none other than Wapa.

At this moment, Wapa was wrapped in bandages all over his body, frowning as he gazed at the sky, seemingly thinking about something.

Hearing the noise beside him, he snapped out of his daze and turned to look.

Upon seeing Wukong's figure, he was suddenly taken aback, and then a rare smile appeared on his face.

"Are you done eating?"

He had heard many of his clansmen hurriedly shouting, "Hurry up and cook the food!" and "We're almost done eating!" which made him wonder how much Wukong had actually eaten.

"Mmm, I'm very, very full," Wukong replied with a grin, his round belly still showing no signs of flattening.

"That's good." Wapa nodded in satisfaction. He would definitely get angry if Goku, his great benefactor, didn't get enough to eat.

"Thank you for yesterday," he said after a few seconds of pause.

"Thank me?" Wukong blinked.

"Yeah, if it weren't for you, we might really not have been able to beat Enel," Wapa said with a complicated expression.

He dared to lead his team to attack Apayado because he had his own confidence, which was to deliver a fatal blow to Enel by combining Seastone with the Shell.

But who would have thought that although he did defeat Enel with this, Enel miraculously revived, leaving him feeling like he was dreaming and questioning his own existence.

If Goku hadn't ultimately defeated Enel single-handedly, he, along with the Shandian warriors and their eagerly awaiting comrades in the village, would likely have already fallen victim to Enel's cruelty and met an utter and irredeemable end.

"You mean this? You're welcome. That guy hurt my friends so badly, I definitely can't let him get away with it." Goku said with a serious expression when talking about yesterday's events.

At first, he intended to hold back and let Enel repent, but after seeing how much that guy had hurt his comrades, in this critical situation, he no longer cared about holding back and unleashed all the power he could muster, thus defeating his opponent in one fell swoop.

As for whether the opponent was still alive, he had exhausted all his strength after unleashing that attack, so he had no way of knowing. But he thought that the opponent must be dead after taking that blow head-on.

"Hmm," Wapa responded, without saying anything more.

He was a man of few words by nature, and if Wukong hadn't been the savior of his clan, he would never have said so much.

After thanking his benefactor, he fell silent and continued to gaze at the sky with a furrowed brow.

Wukong didn't say anything more, and closed his eyes to comfortably bask in the sun.

After some time, when he woke up from his nap, he found Wapa still frowning and gazing at the sky, so he asked curiously, "What are you thinking about? You look a little unhappy."

He thought to himself, "Hasn't the other person already returned to their home? They should be happy, so why aren't they happy?"

Wapa was silent for a few seconds, then muttered, "Although we reclaimed our homeland, our ancestors' last wish wasn't fulfilled. That Enel, he actually—!"

As he finished speaking, he clenched his fists tightly and gritted his teeth.

It turns out that although they reclaimed Apayado and found the ruins of the Golden City, all the gold inside had been taken by Enel to build the Ark, especially the golden bell that symbolized the lamp of Shandora, which had also disappeared.

The ancestors' last wish was to ring the golden bell and let the lamp of Shandora shine again on this land, but now they cannot fulfill it.

Although given enough time, they could rebuild a golden bell, but no new one could compare to the one their clan had protected for generations.

Will those departed ancestors acknowledge this new Shandora's Lamp?

The thought of these things disturbed Wapa, and the joy of reclaiming his home vanished.

Wukong listened to his frustration, scratching his head, but couldn't think of any words of comfort.

Just then, a voice drifted from afar, causing Wapa's expression to change instantly.

"The golden bell you're guarding might still be there."

Goku looked over at the sound and immediately saw Robin and several Shandian warriors walking towards him from a distance.

Upon seeing Robin unharmed, Goku jumped up excitedly and exclaimed, "Robin! You're here!"

After Robin finished speaking, her gaze remained fixed on Goku. Seeing Goku's excited expression, she smiled and said, "Oh, you're finally awake, Goku."

She was overjoyed at Wukong's awakening, even though she had known all along that he would wake up.

"Mmm! I ate so much, I'm so full!" Wukong said with a smile, rubbing his now flat stomach.

"Um, what did you mean by what you said earlier?" Wapa suddenly interrupted their conversation, staring intently at Robin as she approached.

"Brother Wapa, the Golden Bell might still be there! No! It definitely is!"

"That's right, that's right!"

Before Robin could reply, the Shandian warriors beside her began to speak excitedly, one after another.

"Where is it! Tell me!"

Overwhelmed with emotion, Wapa grabbed one of the men by the shoulder and asked urgently.

"Here, here, here, here..." The Shandian warrior, who had been gripping the shoulder and was in awe of the fierce and menacing Wapa, was now speechless under Wapa's menacing gaze, which was so close to him.

Seeing this, Robin stepped in to help, saying, "This matter hasn't been confirmed yet. I came back to ask Goku for help in confirming this."

"If I'm not mistaken, the Golden Bell you're looking for should be up there."

After saying that, Robin pointed in a certain direction.

Wukong and Wapa looked in the direction she was pointing, and saw that the place she was pointing to was the green vine that seemed to reach into the clouds!