The Ark Proverb flew through the clouds for most of the day.

Roy stood at the bow of the ship, holding the record pointer in his hand—the pointer trembled slightly, pointing towards the next island.

"Boss, are we almost there?" Tesoro walked over.

"Soon."

As Roy finished speaking, a patch of green appeared below the clouds.

That wasn't just any green—it was a raw, intense green that was almost overflowing.

Towering trees rise from the sea, their canopies forming a continuous canopy that blocks out the sun.

Even from this distance, one could feel the wild and untamed aura emanating from that island.

"Wow—" Yamato exclaimed, his mouth agape. "This tree is huge!"

Pea lay on the gunwale, her eyes shining: "So many plants... so many plants I've never seen before..."

Enel floated into the air, unleashing his full Observation Haki.

“They’re alive. Lots of them. And—” he paused, “they’re all pretty big.”

Roy nodded: "Land."

The Ark Proverb passed through the canopy and landed on an open space in the center of the island.

The moment the boat touched the ground, a rustling sound came from the surrounding bushes—

Several giant dragonflies with wingspans of several meters were startled and flew away, their wings vibrating and buzzing.

The hatch opened, and a damp, earthy, and decaying air rushed out.

Yamato was the first to jump down, his feet landing on the soft ground. He looked around excitedly, exclaiming, "This is the Ancient Island? Amazing!"

Be careful.

Savi then jumped down.

"Something just doesn't look right here."

Just as he finished speaking, a heavy footstep sounded in the distance.

thump.

The ground trembled slightly.

thump.

The trees swayed.

thump.

A Tyrannosaurus Rex, over ten meters tall, emerged from the depths of the forest.

It looked down at the group of "little ones," opened its enormous mouth full of fangs, and let out a deafening roar—"Roar—!!!"

A blast of air hit me, carrying a fishy, ​​foul smell.

Yamato's eyes lit up instantly.

"Here it comes! Here it comes! Here it comes!"

She gripped her spiked club tightly, pushed off with her legs, and charged towards the Tyrannosaurus Rex like a cannonball.

"Thunderous Eight Trigrams!"

The spiked club whistled through the air as it smashed down on the Tyrannosaurus Rex's head!

boom--!!!

The giant beast, which was over ten meters long, was smashed so hard that its head tilted to the side, and its massive body crashed to the ground, causing the ground to bounce three times.

"Too weak!"

Yamato landed on the Tyrannosaurus Rex, looking disappointed.

"I thought we could fight a few more rounds."

Savi's lips twitched: "It's because you're too strong..."

Roy glanced around and began assigning tasks.

"Yamato, Savile, Charon, and Bagges, the four of you go hunting. Bring back a few big ones."

"Pea, go collect plant samples, but don't go too far."

"Kazami, Baal, you two will be in a pair and on guard."

"The rest of you, come with me to the center of the island."

The group accepted the order and dispersed.

Yamato, carrying a spiked club, strode into the jungle. Savi, Charon, and Bages followed behind, the four of them forming a small team.

"Yamato, slow down," Savi called out.

"What are you doing, slowing down! You've scared away the prey!" Yamato said without turning his head.

No sooner had the words left his mouth than the bushes in front of him shook violently—a Triceratops charged out!

That thing was seven or eight meters long, and its three horns on its head were like three sharp swords, charging straight at Yamato!

"Well done!"

Yamato neither dodged nor evaded, but instead swung his spiked club horizontally to take the Triceratops's charge head-on!

boom--!!!

The triceratops' horn struck the spiked club, producing a deafening clang of metal striking metal.

Yamato was pushed back two steps, and two deep furrows were dug into the ground beneath his feet.

"You're quite strong!"

She grinned, exerted force with both arms, and suddenly flipped the massive body of the Triceratops to the ground!

Savi seized the opportunity to rush forward, instantly activating his Great Ape form. He grabbed the Triceratops by the neck, his arm muscles bulging, and with a swift chokehold—snap!

The Triceratops's neck was broken; it struggled twice, then lay still.

"One." Savi released his grip and took a breath.

"Too little!" Bagges complained. "Who can eat this little bit of meat?"

The words had barely left his lips when heavy footsteps echoed from the depths of the woods. More than one.

Four dinosaurs emerged from the forest—two Velociraptors, one Stegosaurus, and a gigantic Allosaurus.

"Good!" Burgess's eyes lit up, and he was the first to rush forward.

He unleashed the full power of the Power-Power Fruit, punching the Allosaurus in the chest—the nearly ten-meter-long behemoth was sent flying backward, crashing through several trees before finally coming to a stop.

The velociraptor pounced from the side, its sharp claws aimed at Bages' neck.

Charon flashed to the side of Bages and kicked the velociraptor in the belly, sending it flying.

"Don't be careless," Charon said calmly.

"Hahaha! Thanks!"

Savi and Yamato also joined the battle.

The four men rampaged through the dinosaur herd, each punch landing with brutal force and drawing blood.

Those colossal beasts that dominated in ancient times are no different from punching bags in front of these monsters.

Ten minutes later, the battle ended.

The six dinosaurs fell to the ground, all dead.

Yamato slung the spiked club over his shoulder and nodded in satisfaction: "That's enough!"

Pea and her gathering team were busy on the other side of the jungle.

She crouched under a giant tree and carefully picked a seed from a plant she had never seen before, placing it into her cultivation bag.

"This... should be a vine-like plant."

"This...the leaves have serrated edges, so it might be aggressive."

"This... the flowers are so beautiful, I wonder if we can cultivate them into new combat plants."

He muttered to himself as he collected the materials, his eyes brimming with excitement.

"Pea, you've picked so many, can you grow them all?" Tesoro, who had followed along to check on the peas, asked curiously.

"We can manage to grow them!"

The pea didn't even lift its head.

"The experimental fields on Beehive Island are huge!"

And Dr. Gracia would certainly be interested in these seeds.

He stood up, preparing to walk forward, when he suddenly stopped.

In the bushes ahead, there was a peculiar plant community—the leaves of those plants were deep purple with fluorescent blue edges, glowing faintly in the dark jungle.

"This is……"

Pea cautiously approached, crouching down to examine it closely. The roots of the plants were embedded next to a dinosaur skeleton, seemingly growing out of the carcass.

"A carrion-eating plant...and it's mutated..."

Pea excitedly took out her tools and carefully dug up several intact plants, roots and all, and put them into a sealed container.

"Let's go back and have Dr. Gracia take a look, see if he can cultivate a new combat plant!"

Meanwhile, on the hunting team's way back, Charon inadvertently turned his head.

When I found the fruit in the crack in the rock wall, I almost thought it was a stone.

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