One Piece: The user of the Nen-Nen Fruit, who overturned the sea.

Roy walked through the ancient corridor, following the sound of voices, and soon arrived at the deepest part of the ruins.

Roger, Ridley, and Jabba were standing with two interns under a huge historical inscription stone.

Roger stood with his hands on his hips, pleased to have found the Poneglyph, but his brow was slightly furrowed.

"Finally found it! Too bad... I can't understand it at all."

Rayleigh sighed softly, "The methods for deciphering ancient texts have almost been lost."

"Perhaps I know someone who can decipher it."

Roy walked behind them,

Roger and the others turned around at the sound of the voice and looked at Roy walking towards them.

Roger stepped forward and put his arm around Roy's neck, his face beaming with joy.

"Roy, do you really know anyone who can read ancient texts?"

Roy pushed Roger's arm away, walked to the base of the Poneglyph, and reached out to touch the inscription.

"These stone tablets are said to record information about a vast kingdom that was destroyed 800 years ago, and Joy Boy foresaw their defeat."

"Therefore, the Kozuki clan of Wano Country was ordered to build these stone tablets and record the truth of the kingdom's destruction on them."

Roger, Rayleigh, and the others instantly became serious. Even Buggy and Shanks, who were playing around nearby, sensed the tense atmosphere and held their breath.

"The Great Kingdom... Joy Boy... The Kozuki Clan..."

"It seems Roy knows far more than I thought!"

Rayleigh repeated these keywords, his gaze sharp behind his glasses.

When I first met Roy, I just assumed he was the descendant of some "big shot" and knew a few more secrets.

Who would have thought he knew so much about information that the World Government had blocked for 800 years?

Roger didn't care about the secrets Roy mentioned; he only wanted to know how to get to the final island, circle the ocean, and fulfill his dream of becoming the Pirate King.

"Who cares about some giant kingdom or Joy Boy!"

"We can talk about those old stories later!"

"Roy, tell me quickly, who can decipher this stone? I just want to know what's written on it so we can keep sailing!"

"As long as I find the final island and fulfill my dream of circumnavigating the world, nothing else matters!"

Roy felt the large hand patting his shoulder forcefully and was also puzzled.

From what Roger said, he didn't seem to care about the history recorded on the stone.

Why did he disband his pirate crew after reaching the final island, and even use his death to usher in the Great Pirate Era?

Is it because you don't want to die from illness?

What great secret lies on that island that made him make such a decision? I should go and see for myself if I have the chance.

"What are you daydreaming about, kid? Hurry up and tell me."

Seeing Roger's impatient look, Roy couldn't help but smile. At this moment, Brother D. Roger was still a man purely for his dreams and freedom of navigation.

"Um!"

Roy held up two fingers.

"As far as I know, the first clue lies with the Whitebeard Pirates."

"I heard that a samurai from Wano Country named Kozuki Oden recently joined the Whitebeard Pirates."

"Wano Country has been closed off for hundreds of years, so it is very likely that it still retains the tradition of deciphering the Poneglyphs."

"Where's the white-bearded guy?"

Roger stroked the stubble on his chin, looking troubled.

"That guy is very attached to his family. If you try to take people off his ship, he'll go crazy."

"That's up to you then."

Roy paused, then continued:

"Another clue lies in Ohara in the Western Sea, where the world's top archaeologists gather."

"They are dedicated to researching the truth of the Void Century. If anyone can crack these secrets, it is the scholars on Ohara."

After Roy finished speaking, Roger and Rayleigh exchanged a glance, both seeing the seriousness and excitement in each other's eyes.

"Hahaha, thanks, Roy kid." Roger laughed and patted Roy on the shoulder.

"Looks like we'll have to find that old white-bearded fellow this time."

Rayleigh also cast a grateful glance at Roy.

"Ohara...it is certainly possible, but the scholars there won't follow a bunch of pirates."

Roy knew in his heart that the two clues he had given would ultimately point to one person—Kozuki Oden.

Given the Roger Pirates' style, they certainly wouldn't implicate a group of innocent scholars.

After all, that's something the World Government strictly forbids.

Having given guidance, Roy breathed a sigh of relief. That was all he could do; the rest of the journey was up to them. He hoped they could find Oden soon and fulfill their dream.

"Alright! It's decided, let's go to the New World and talk to Whitebeard!"

Roger made his decision with a wave of his hand. When he said the word "discuss," his eyes flashed with a warlike light, clearly indicating that he was ready for a big battle.

Rayleigh nodded to Roy: "Roy, this information is very important to us. It seems our next stop will be the New World to find Whitebeard."

"Whitebeard? That's an old rival, just thinking about it gets me excited!" Jabba was itching for a fight.

Roger suddenly thought of something, turned to look at Roy, and grinned:

"Roy, what are your plans next?"

"Want to come with us to find Whitebeard? That guy has plenty of good fighters on his ship, enough to give you a good fight!"

Good guy!

Luckily, Roy came alone; if Barrett had heard him, he would have urged him to come along.

Roy quickly shook his head.

"We still have our own journey ahead."

Moreover, once we enter the new world, we will naturally visit Whitebeard.

Maybe I can catch up with your fun then.

Roger was taken aback for a moment, then burst into deafening laughter: "Hahahaha! You've got guts, buddy. It's a deal then, see you in the New World!"

"Once I find the final island and fulfill my dream of circumnavigating the world, I must tell you the news!"

These sincere words touched Roy's heart.

He suddenly understood Roger's later choice—this man's heart was far broader than the ocean.

"Okay, I look forward to that day."

The group returned to their camp and learned their next destination. The Roger Pirates hurriedly packed their supplies and prepared to set off.

"Well then, farewell! Roy, and everyone else!"

Roger stood at the bow of the Oro Jackson and waved vigorously to Roy and the others on the shore.

"Take care!" Roy waved to his friends.

Amidst the melodious tolling of golden bells, the Oro Jackson slowly set sail, following the surging ocean currents, heading into the depths of the clouds, continuing their voyage around the world in search of the final island.

Roy, along with his companions, stood on the shore of Apayado, watching the legend depart into the distance.