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Clearly, this is the result of the collective efforts of generations of ability users.

"Are Devil Fruits products of the world's will, or are they being manipulated behind the scenes?"

He pondered to himself.

While it's hard to explain why the fruit was rejected by the sea, the fact that so many seeds of laws could be cultivated suggests that the power behind it is not to be underestimated.

"It's too early to think about these things now."

He put away the fruit and teleported back to his companions.

"My lord, Enel..."

Ganford asked nervously.

"It's been resolved, you're safe now."

Gu Beichen replied.

Everyone was relieved.

Ganfor warmly invited, "Since you've come to the Sky Island for tourism, please be sure to let us do our best to be your hosts."

Kuina nodded excitedly: "Of course we're going! That's why we came!"

Led by Ganfor, they quickly arrived at the Sky Island on their winged horses.

The inhabitants of the Sky Island were immediately agitated when they saw Ganford and his group returning from afar.

"The God has returned!"

Someone shouted.

"It seems there are quite a few wounded; the situation is dire!"

Another resident said with concern.

A crowd quickly gathered, and murmurs rose and fell.

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Some speculated that the operation had failed, while others prayed for victory.

When they heard that Enel had destroyed the entire island of Pikachu, many more people showed expressions of horror.

Standing on high ground, Ganful announced loudly to the crowd, "With the help of our friends from Qinghai, we have successfully defeated Enel! Now everyone is safe!"

He specifically mentioned that Gu Beichen not only saved them, but also personally eliminated Enel.

This news sent the entire Sky Island into a frenzy of celebration.

"Great!"

"Thank you, God!"

"Long live the heroes of Qinghai!"

The cheers reached the Shandian camp, arousing their suspicion.

Why are the Sky Island people so excited?

"A soldier asked."

"I heard that Ganful led the people of Qinghai to defeat Enel."

The companion answered.

"Is that the madman who destroyed Bica Island?"

"Yes."

Wapa and his companions looked at each other, their expressions complicated.

They knew that if Enel succeeded, the Shandians would also be doomed.

The old chief walked over and said firmly, "Of course this is a good thing."

He noticed that Braham looked unusual and asked with concern, "Son, what's wrong? You seem restless."

Everyone turned to look at him with questions.

Braham stammered, "I...I might have messed up."

I attacked a group of people from Qinghai at Baibaihai before. They were very strong, and I almost couldn't escape.

Now I hear it was them who helped defeat Enel…

His voice trailed off, his face filled with regret.

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The thought that the group of Qinghai people could defeat even a formidable enemy like Ganful made Braham even more uneasy.

After hearing his companion's concerns, Wapa waved his hand dismissively: "A few Qinghai people have scared you like this? If they dare to provoke us, our whole tribe will take them down together."

Several soldiers around him immediately chimed in, "That's right!"

"They deserve to be taught a lesson!"

Only Laki remained conscious; she pressed down on Wapa's shoulder and said, "Calm down."

"Haven't we suffered enough losses fighting the Sky Islanders for so many years? Now we're going to provoke another enemy of unknown origin?"

Wapa suddenly turned his head and glared at Laki, his face terribly gloomy.

"enough!"

The old chief intervened, saying, "Laki is right."

These people from Qinghai helped us unintentionally, and besides, they won't be staying long, so there's no need to make enemies.

He paused, then said, "Let's go apologize to Brahar as well."

Since Ganfor took office, the war between Shandia and Sky Island has finally come to an end.

This enlightened priest dedicated himself to resolving the feud between the two races.

The old chieftain knew in his heart that the Enel incident might be an opportunity for reconciliation between the two races.

He truly did not want to see his people shed blood and sacrifice again.

However, the legacy of their ancestor, Caragala, must be carried on—find the Golden Bell, let its sound resound through the heavens, reach the Blue Sea, and tell the descendants of Venbran Rolando: the Shandians have never forgotten their promise.

"Why should I apologize!"

Wapa protested, sticking his neck out.

"If you're wrong, you have to admit it!"

The chief rebuked them sternly, "We Shandians value gratitude above all else. Don't you even have this much sense of responsibility?"

Wapa clenched his fists, then finally lowered his head: "I was confused."

Please let me go with you.

Looking into the young soldier's sincere eyes, the old chief smiled with satisfaction.

Wapa's growth, as the tribe's future hope, brought him great satisfaction.

While courage is important for a leader, wisdom is even more crucial.

The Shandian chief and his people apologized to Gu Beichen and his group and expressed their gratitude, which greatly improved Guina and the others' impression of the Shandians.

"You've been looking for the Golden Bell, haven't you?"

Gu Beichen suddenly asked.

"How did you know? Do you have a lead?"

The chief pressed for an answer, and the other tribesmen all looked on expectantly.

"really,"

Gu Beichen nodded and said, "I have a strong sense of perception, and I happened to discover the location of the Golden Bell earlier."

"Really? Please tell us the exact location! This is so important to us; it relates to a promise our ancestors made hundreds of years ago."

The chief's voice trembled with excitement.

"Is it a promise with Rembrandt Rolando?"

Gu Beichen smiled slightly.

"You even know this?"

The chieftain's eyes widened in surprise, then he remembered Gu Beichen's identity. "You're from Qinghai. Have you met any descendants of Rolando?"

"Yes."

Gu Beichen recounted the story of Wenbrand Kulik and Rolando's experiences back then.

The chief burst into tears after hearing this: "I never imagined that the accident back then would cause our benefactor to suffer such infamy. It's all our fault!"

Wapa and the others also looked remorseful.

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Gu Beichen understood that if the Golden City hadn't been swept to the Sky Island by the surging ocean currents, it would have been a real disaster for the Shandians.

The men Rolando brought were clearly after the gold.

Although Rolando himself was of noble character, his greedy compatriots did not think so.

Unable to find the gold, he became enraged and labeled Rolando a "liar."

The charges against them are obvious.

Gu Beichen secretly speculated that Rolando might have been relieved afterward that the Shandians had disappeared.

This actually saves a lot of trouble.

But he had no intention of shattering the Shandians' beautiful illusions.

It's good to let them continue to live with gratitude, after all, not everyone can come to the Sky Island.

He had just used the laws of space to collect all the gold in the Golden City into his bracelet, intending to share it equally with Kuina.

Of the hundreds of tons of gold he left behind, only the Golden Bell remained—a symbol of immense significance to the Shandians and Kulik.

After hearing the whole story, Ganford couldn't help but exclaim, "I never imagined there was such a hidden story behind it."

The Sandians fought tooth and nail to reclaim Apayado for centuries, all to fulfill a promise.

If only everyone had communicated clearly earlier…

Thinking of the pain that the centuries-long war had brought to both sides, Ganford couldn't continue speaking.

What frightened him even more was that if Gu Beichen hadn't appeared, this place might have already been occupied by Enel.

After calming down, the chief of Shandia bowed respectfully to Gu Beichen: "My benefactor, can you tell us where the Golden Bell is? Our entire tribe is willing to repay your kindness."

"No need for that,"

Gu Beichen waved his hand, "Actually, the Golden Bell has always been right in front of you."

Remember that giant vine?

The chief's eyes lit up: "Could it be..."

"That's right,"

Gu "660" Beichen nodded, "The Golden Bell is on the island cloud at the top of the vines, but you haven't looked there yet."

"That's it! That's it!"

The chief muttered excitedly to himself.

After hearing this, the Shandian chief and Wapa and others were so moved that they couldn't speak. Their lips trembled slightly, and their hearts were filled with regret.

Why didn't they think of this sooner? If they had discovered this clue earlier, perhaps they wouldn't have had to go through so many years of arduous searching and endless war.

Back then, the Shandians mistakenly believed that the Golden Bell was stolen by the Sky Islanders.

Upon hearing this, Ganford couldn't help but shake his head and smile bitterly.

Who could have imagined that a war that lasted for hundreds of years was caused by a misunderstanding? How heartbroken those fallen soldiers would have been if they knew the truth.