Chapter 128 The End of a Feud

The wind howled, and the air, chilly and thin, was somewhat sparse.

Kilo's gaze swept across the buildings below, and he used his full-power Observation Haki to examine them carefully, leaving no corner unchecked.

But he couldn't find that familiar figure at all—the user of the Rumble-Rumble Fruit, the Skypiea God who would later replace Gan and Fall—

Enel.

That's right, Kiro is very interested in the famous Enel.

The other party is probably still very young, and his arrogant and conceited personality has not yet fully developed. If we can win him over, he will definitely be a great asset in the future.

If all else fails, you can try using Vegapunk's method to separate the Rumble-Rumble Fruit.

After all, with Kiro's current strength, even Enel, who would later rule Skypiea, would be no match for him, let alone now.

However, after searching for most of the day and circling the sky island, he still couldn't find any trace of the other party.

At least, I didn't sense the presence of the Rumble-Rumble Fruit.

It's impossible not to crave this incredibly potent fruit.

Enel's terrifying and oppressive presence in the anime is unmatched by most other bosses.

Enel's near-unbeatable destructive attack power and almost invincible speed made him one of the most imposing bosses.

Although it was later killed off by Nika in the modern-day plot, it does not diminish the powerful status of this fruit.

It's safe to say that the Rumble-Rumble Fruit ranks in Kiro's heart, definitely in the top three.

Although he is a swordsman who primarily uses the sword, he wouldn't mind gaining even more power if he could obtain such an extremely powerful fruit.

Unfortunately, even with Kiro fully activating his Observation Haki, he couldn't find any relevant clues.

With a slight sigh of regret, Kiro shook his head, turned and left, abandoning the idea of ​​continuing the search.

When he flew back to where he had landed, he found that the primitive-looking Shandians had been waiting there for a long time.

Meanwhile, a group of Skepia, represented by Gan Fall, had also arrived in this area.

Contrary to expectations, the two rival groups did not engage in a fierce battle as they usually do.

The Shandian leader, who had previously been at odds with Gan Fall, now stood shoulder to shoulder with Gan Fall, his eyes filled with tears.

Clearly, after learning the true demands of the Shandians, Gan Fall had put aside his prejudices and reconciled with them after four hundred years of enmity.

Upon seeing Kilo's arrival, the Shandian leader's eyes reddened, and he quickly stepped forward to grasp Kilo's hands.

"benefactor!"

His knees buckled, but luckily Kiro reacted quickly and grabbed him.

We will never forget your kindness!

As everyone cast grateful glances his way, Kiro awkwardly touched his nose.

Gan Fall stepped forward and explained to Kiro what had just happened.

With Kilo's mediation, he temporarily put aside his hatred and had a brief conversation with the Shandian leader, only to discover that the other party had been invading his territory all along, and that their purpose was indeed to ring the golden bell of their homeland.

To fulfill that promise, they have launched invasions for four hundred years, even at a heavy cost, in order to carry on the legacy of their ancestors.

After Fang Cailong intervened and promised to provide them with enough soil, the Shandians and Skepias reconciled and put aside their 400-year-old feud.

Without encroaching on their territory, the Skepia allowed the other side to ring the Golden Bell.

As for the priest guarding the Golden Bell, he had no choice but to yield to the power of the revolutionary army.

Thus, the war that had lasted for generations came to an end.

"I've spent my whole life trying to stop this war, but I was too weak—"

Gan Fall wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes and sighed deeply, "Ancestors, can you see this?"

"This conflict is over!"

He turned around, and led countless Skepia people behind him, bowed deeply to the revolutionary army on Kilo's side.

Not only them, but even the perpetually irritable Shandians bowed deeply to Kilo and the others, expressing their highest respect.

Faced with this situation, Kiro touched his nose, silently took half a step back, and protected the dragon in front of him.

He was really not used to this kind of scene.

After the crowd dispersed, some of the revolutionary soldiers followed the two tribes to deal with the priests near the Golden Bell, while others, with the enthusiastic help of the local residents, began to plan the prototype of the revolutionary army base.

Since it was located on a sky island, there was no need for the headquarters to be hidden, so everyone was able to expand the scale of the Revolutionary Army base again and again.

A scene of prosperity and flourishing.

Kiro walked up to the dragon, who was making a call on a Den Den Mushi and talking to someone.

"Yes, Big Bear, you have time now, right?"

"Bring Capone Bege over, and remember to have him fill the castle with dirt—"

"Yes, it's just ordinary soil—"

"How do you plan to get up here? The terrain here is a bit unusual. I'll come down and find you later—"

"Okay, as soon as possible!"

Dragon hung up the Den Den Mushi, glanced at Kiro beside him out of the corner of his eye, smiled, and patted Kiro on the shoulder with pleasure.

"It has to be said that there is no better location than Sky Island right now."

"Thanks to you, Kiro!"

Kiro smiled.

He was familiar with the original plot and naturally knew information that most people in the world did not know, so choosing a suitable location was no problem for him at all.

Dragon seemed to sense Kiro's hesitation and frowned, asking, "What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

Kiro shook his head. "—What are your plans after this?"

He looked at the dragon. "What are the Revolutionary Army's plans?"

Following the Mary Geoise incident, the Revolutionary Army is unlikely to make any major moves, at least for the time being, and will likely continue to develop in secret, just like in the original timeline.

Although this incident has exposed the revolutionary army to the world's attention, it will inevitably make recruiting more efficient.

In a shorter period of time, the revolutionary army could grow into the behemoth depicted in the original story.

As expected, when faced with Kiro's question, Long pondered for a moment and then replied without hesitation, "The Revolutionary Army has already made a name for itself. What we need to do next is to quietly expand our scale and develop slowly."

"Barring any unforeseen circumstances, we will not have any similar activities in the near future, but will continue to secretly promote revolutions against the powerful and wealthy in individual countries as before."

He seemed to sense Kiro's concerns. "So, do you have other plans?"

Kilo nodded, about to speak, but was interrupted by the dragon.

"It's okay, go do what you want to do."

"You'll have plenty of free time for a while. If you want to go out to sea to spar with someone, or if you want to go to Wano Country to explore swordsmanship more deeply, then go ahead and do it."

The dragon's deep green cloak billowed in the wind, and his seemingly fierce face softened into a gentle smile: "Leave the rest to me!"

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