Pirates: The Best Trainee On Roger Ship

What is hidden in these historical texts?

He has no curiosity.

Whitebeard's only goal is to have a home on the ocean.

Now his wish has basically come true.

All you need to do is protect your family.

As for any treasure, or some hidden history.

He wasn't interested at all.

However, among the crowd, there was a person with a different look.

After this stone tablet appeared, his eyes seemed to be a little more excited and fanatical.

It is hard to imagine that a person could have such emotions for a stone.

"Can you show me this thing?"

The figure walked up to the pirate holding the stele and said.

"Kozuki Oden!"

The people on the Whitebeard Pirates recognized this person's identity at a glance.

Kozuki Oden is said to be someone on their ship though.

But in fact, he had just boarded the ship not long ago, and the people on the ship didn't know much about him.

Just know that he is a samurai, a samurai in Wanokuni.

"Here, here you are!"

The pirate holding the stele threw it over.

Kozuki Oden took the stone and began to examine it carefully.

Everyone looked at him with curiosity.

"Is it possible that he can understand the text on it?"

"Who can understand the messy symbols on it!"

"Probably not?"

"But judging by his appearance, he doesn't seem very confused!"

...

You must know that after getting this stele, ordinary people will look at the strange symbols on the stele.

Basically, they are all confused.

After all, there is no way for ordinary people to understand these things.

And this kind of writing is not the writing they use now.

This kind of unknown thing is of no use to them.

No wonder, they don't pay much attention to these things.

Kozuki Oden held the stele with a serious expression on his face.

The more he looked at it, the more his brows knit together.

"Can he understand these things?" Roger asked in surprise.

Whitebeard next to him shook his head and said, "I don't know either.",

Speaking of Kozuki Oden appearing in their Whitebeard Pirates, it is also a strange thing.

At the beginning of the encounter with Kozuki Oden, this guy had two knives, and he ran up and slashed directly at Whitebeard.

Such a fierce man naturally shocked the other members of the ship.

The reason why Kozuki Oden fought is very simple.

"Fight me! Put me on board!"

Among the many Whitebeard crew members, there is really no one who landed on board for such a reason.

It can be said that this guy is quite unique.

Of course, because the boarding time is not very long, so let's talk about their understanding of Kozuki Oden.

It is also limited to his samurai status and that big heart.

"Looking at his appearance, he should be able to understand these things, which is really great.

Just on my boat, no one can understand these things. "

Roger said with a smile.

The second half of his words made Whitebeard next to him frown.

He almost picked up the Yanyue knife next to him and swung it to chop it off.

Fortunately, Whitebeard knows Roger's character after all.

In the Grand Line, you want to successfully complete the voyage.

If there is not enough configuration, it is difficult to do it.

In terms of the configuration of the pirate ship, people who can understand the text of history are extremely important.

After all, it is equivalent to being a historian.

They want to find the ultimate treasure through the description of the predecessors.

Or to complete the voyage.

These things are inevitable and need to be understood.

It is only through these things that they can find their way.

It doesn't mean to say that it is lost in the sea.

If you are confused and sailing on the sea, it is difficult to find the ultimate secret treasure.

Roger obviously knew this truth well.

And what is hidden in this so-called historical text?

To be honest, Roger was also very curious.

It's just that there has never been anyone on their ship who can decipher these inscriptions.

Now, it's hard to come across it, how can I let it go?

Roger looked into Kozuki Oden's eyes without hiding the admiration in his eyes.

If Whitebeard hadn't always respected the crew's choices, the two might be fighting again at this moment.

"It's not impossible for you to invite him on board, but it must depend on his personal wishes.

If you want to force him..."

Saying that, Whitebeard's momentum suddenly changed, like a waking beast.

Seeing this, Roger laughed out loud.

He said: "Don't worry, if he doesn't want to, I won't force it."

After speaking, his eyes flickered, as if he was thinking about how to tell Kozuki Oden.

And Kozuki Oden, who was watching the main text of the history, had no idea that he was being targeted by an unreliable captain at this moment.

"I see... I really want to know what kind of secrets are hidden under the description of this stele?"

Kozuki Oden seemed to be in a state of bewilderment all of a sudden.

The pirate next to him saw this.

Can't help but ask: "Hey, Oden, do you see anything?"

"That's right, what exactly are described on these steles?"

"Yes, yes, I just want to know why this stele is so important?"

...

The pirates looked at Kozuki Oden curiously.

Kozuki Oden came to his senses at this moment, and he said: "These inscriptions are not enough now.

I also have no way to deduce it simply from a stone tablet.

What exactly is this hiding? "

Kozuki Oden's words immediately disappointed the other pirates.

However, they also understand.

There seems to be more than one stone tablet in this world.

If you want to know the specific hidden things under the steles, you really need to collect these steles carefully.

Perhaps only when a certain number of these steles are collected, the hidden things will slowly surface.

Of course, maybe these things have a lot to do with the legendary secret treasure.

They go to sea as pirates, but in fact, many of them are just for treasure.

It is possible to know the whereabouts of those treasures through these steles.

For the pirates, it is naturally the best thing.

Of course, as a pirate yearning for freedom, he didn't struggle with these things for too long.

"Come on, let's continue to toast!"

"Cheers! To our freedom."