Pirates: There is no prohibition of fishing in Marijoa.

"Hahaha, this is really hilarious. I didn't expect you guys almost died of laughter." Jerry couldn't help but laugh after everyone was away from the cliff.

Deuce rolled his eyes but refused to admit defeat: "You...just wait and see if I will throw a rock at the hole you made next time!"

"I'm afraid I'll disappoint you. I don't need to make a nest recently." Jerry grinned and made an impeccable backhand.

So, everyone stood or sat on the ground, watching them argue boringly while gradually recovering.

After a moment, Zeus looked around and saw that everyone had recovered. He said softly, "Most of the things on this island are annotated and recorded in ancient characters..."

"So, maybe we came here for nothing."

As he spoke, he raised his hand and pointed: "Especially over there, there is a place that looks like an entrance. We can't figure it out and can't get in."

Looking in the direction of Zeus's finger, Jerry saw an inconspicuous but large doorway. At first glance, the door inside seemed to be integrated with the mountain wall.

After a careful look with his keen eyesight, Jerry keenly discovered that there was a stone tablet standing on one side of the door, on which some content was also engraved in ancient characters.

Seeing this, Jerry immediately used his Observation Haki and rushed towards the stone tablet like a tide.

Then, he paused his fingers that were stroking his chin, and said with great care, "Those of the D clan who have the ability of the Nika Fruit are welcome to come in. The rest of the people and dogs are not allowed to enter."

"Eh!? D? Nika Fruit?" Everyone present was stunned when they suddenly heard Jerry say this.

Deuce noticed the direction Jerry's eyes were fixed on, and blurted out, "Can you understand what those words mean!?"

"I don't know. This sentence came to my mind as soon as I saw it." Jerry shrugged and responded casually.

Everyone was speechless for a moment, unable to tell whether he really understood the meaning of the words or was just talking nonsense.

Deuce pondered for a while, took out his notebook and quickly recorded it. Then, he pointed at the large mountain wall and said thoughtfully: "The material of this mountain wall looks similar to the stone used to compile historical texts, and it is also engraved with ancient characters."

"Could it be that the events recorded above are also from the blank period of history 800 years ago?"

Hearing what Deuce said, Jerry used his Observation Haki to sweep over.

Then he nodded and responded, "You guessed it right. It seems to record a war 800 years ago and the story of a man named Joyboy."

"Joey Boy..." Deuce tapped his forehead with his index finger and murmured, "I seem to have heard of this name in the legends of some races..."

"Although the number of people of those races is generally small, they are basically all telling the stories of a certain person, waiting for the legendary liberation fighter to appear."

Obviously, this was information that Zeus had obtained during his previous voyages, but he did not pay much attention to it at the time, and the rumors were vague, so he wrote it down because he wanted to collect writing materials.

"I remember Yamato once mentioned that what Oden recorded in his diary confirmed that Wano Country would welcome someone who would defeat Kaido in twenty years... The basis for Oden's words should be here, but because we have already defeated Kaido, I can't be sure whether these words are prophecies or nonsense." Ace, who had been silent for a long time, pondered.

Jerry smiled lightly at the talk of liberation fighters, with a bit of disdain in his tone: "What does it matter? Even if it is the savior, does it have to be designated as one person? Others can only wait for 'him' to come. If 'he' doesn't come, everyone will have to lie down and die? What kind of top-level brainwashing is this?"

At this point, Jerry paused and rolled his eyes: "Could it be... this is also a ruling strategy of the world government or some people?"

"Boss Jerry, what's the matter?" Scar asked curiously. He was still lying on the ground and didn't want to get up.

Realizing that everyone wanted to hear it, Jerry quickly composed his words in his mind: "Well, first of all, this is my speculation. A long time ago, the ruler at that time or someone who wanted to rise to power spread or promoted the spread of these legends."

"Just imagine, if the legend of the so-called liberation fighters is spread by the masses and regarded as truth and belief, what consequences will it bring?"

Everyone couldn't help but think in their hearts. Although they all had some opinions, they didn't say anything, but stared at Jerry.

"Well, I think there's nothing wrong with having faith, but once it comes to personal oppression or loss of interests, it is definitely not right to simply rely on outsiders or external things to help them 'liberate' and resist."

"If the source of these legends is the ruler, when the legends spread widely, the people will place their hopes on outsiders and ignore their own potential and possibilities. The ruler only needs to defeat the person the legend refers to. As long as he defeats that person, he can sit back and relax, thus achieving the goal of consolidating his rule."

"On the other hand, if the legend is spread by someone who wants to rule, then it is natural to think that he is laying a foundation among the people. Once he overthrows the ruler, he can naturally ascend to the supreme throne. Not only during his reign, but even his descendants will benefit from this."

“No matter which side spreads this legend and thought, when it is truly rooted in the hearts of the people and they believe it without a doubt, will the people still have the consciousness to fight themselves and resist to the end?”

"Perhaps they will involuntarily think, I am not a 'liberation fighter' anyway, I am not the legendary someone, resistance is futile, what's the point?"

"Just like a fat guy from the Bakania tribe. He has the ability but does nothing. He always thinks about... ahem!" Jerry realized that he was complaining again, so he shut up.

After everyone digested his long speech, Deuce spoke first: "What you said does make sense, but not everyone is so rigid and inflexible, right?"

"As we all know, the World Government has ruled for 800 years. I don't need to say more, right?" Jerry scratched his ear and continued, "Of course, I'm just talking casually. After all, I have never played the political game and I'm not interested in it."

Deus seemed to feel that something was wrong, but it seemed that nothing was wrong. He could only shake his head slightly and then started writing quickly.

At this time, Carrot, who had been scratching his head, seemed to finally remember something. He raised his right hand and said, "Brother Jerry, is that Nika fruit related to the Nika that little Bonnie mentioned before?"

Jerry glanced at the ancient text on the mountain wall in front of him and replied simply: "Maybe."

After his observation Haki broke through and upgraded, not only did his original functions increase greatly, but he also gained the ability to listen to everything and adaptively translate.

Therefore, Jerry now does have a general idea of ​​what the ancient text means, although he needs to express it in his own language and understanding, which may make the meaning accurate or there may be some deviation.

"We are indeed not the ones he wants to wait for..." Ace looked up at the sky, his words hinting at something.

"It doesn't matter. Let's explore freely later." After that, Jerry glanced calmly at a shadow under the cliff, swung his fishing rod, turned around and walked towards the river.

Ace glanced at the mountain wall and the closed door, shook his head, and followed Jerry's pace: "Wait for me! I'm hungry!"

"Want to take another look?" Jerry didn't stop, took out a banana and threw it over.

Ace reached out to take it, and responded while eating: "No, I've seen what I wanted to see."

"Okay, let's go fishing together." Jerry said, throwing a fishing rod over.