The pirates sat and forgot, and they really believed the nine truths and one lie.

Atlantis was an empire built under the ocean. Robin had only read one written record of this empire established by the sea people.

It was the little fishmen who worked hard to go to the sea and copy the historical text using indelible stone, leaving behind this record. It is really sad and lamentable for Atlantis.

The bad mood caused by the nightmare recently was swept away by the curiosity about history. As one of the few archaeologists today, Robin's obsession with history has occupied most of her life.

The history of the Atlantis Empire is a treasure more important to Robin than One Piece. How can it not excite a woman?

The exact time of the existence of the Atlantis Empire needs to be re-examined. Robin speculates that it was at least thousands of years ago and was destroyed long before the human race became powerful.

The reason why humans have no written records of this period of history may be that the written records left by humans at that time were not sufficient to be preserved to the present day.

It is really ironic that no matter how powerful an empire was in the past, if it wanted to leave a few words for future generations, it had to carve the information on stone.

Information preserved in other media has decayed due to age or disappeared due to war. Only the historical texts distributed on the sea are waiting to be discovered in uninhabited corners, waiting for the historical truth to be revealed.

This was the case with the Atlantis Empire and the huge kingdom with a blank history of a hundred years. Even after the gods leave the stage of history, they will need to record their history in stone to leave some information.

Robin felt that his previous dream was a bit empty, and wanted to travel across the ocean throughout his life, connect the blank historical texts, and complete Dr. Clover's regret.

The earliest estimates of the number of historical texts by archaeologists were, in fact, gross underestimates.

Humans were not the only ones who tried to carve messages on indestructible stones for the first time. Perhaps humans copied this method from other races.

As to whether the sea people were the first race to carve stones, Robin could not guarantee it even with a rigorous attitude. With the short lifespan of humans, it is absolutely impossible to find all the historical texts hidden under the sea.

The human lifespan is a maximum of a hundred years. Robin has already lived one-third of that lifespan. Even if he lives the remaining two-thirds without any illness or disaster, it will not be enough for the archaeologists.

Robin was actually tempted by the Naga elder's suggestion. If changing her race could give her a longer life, she would have more time to explore history and record the historical information she knew for future generations.

Writing a book and organizing materials are also time-consuming tasks. Although Robin is only middle-aged, which is the best time for a woman, she still feels that she does not have enough time and her energy is not as full as when she was young.

"The Trident of Poseidon, is it just a key to open Poseidon's treasure house?"

Fitz touched his bulging belly and asked the doubts in his heart. Sky revealed that it had obtained the Trident of Poseidon in the future, but did not show the special features of this weapon.

If the Trident of Poseidon was just an ordinary harpoon, Fizz might as well use the current harpoon, which is the relic left to him by his adoptive father. The little fish man cherishes the blue trident in his hand very much.

"It is recorded in historical texts that the Trident of Poseidon is a divine weapon with special powers except for its property of being the key to the treasure house." Robin already had endless fantasies about the Trident of Poseidon, which he had never seen before.

The Trident of Poseidon is named a divine weapon because it can control the waves, actively trigger earthquakes and manipulate tsunamis, and is a symbol of dominance over the ocean.

Robin could already imagine that during the heyday of the Atlantis Empire, the sea god could manipulate the trident and easily use tsunamis to destroy disobedient countries.

It is estimated that all races in that era had to obey the sea clan. The sea clan was the darling of that era, and the human race was just one of many slaves.

It's true that things change. Today, the sea people have become so weak that they have retreated to Fishman Island. In terms of population size, they can be understood as endangered.

The human race, which has stronger fertility, has almost covered the entire world, occupied all the land suitable for survival, and squeezed the living space of other races. The human race has completely become the mainstream of the world.

"What a powerful weapon! No wonder those ugly monsters want to get it. Robin, if we give up looking for the trident, isn't that the risk the least?" The little fishman didn't have too many ambitions. He didn't want to rule the world with the trident of Poseidon, nor did he want to bear the responsibility of reviving the sea clan. He just wanted to live his own life.

Going to find the Trident of Poseidon will do more harm than good to Fitz. If the dusty artifact reappears, conflicts that did not exist before will arise out of thin air. By then, countless people will die for this key.

Robin agreed with Murloc's idea that the Trident of Poseidon could only be used by the sea people and humans should not be able to use it.

If it is found and accidentally falls into the hands of an ambitious person, it is possible that the archaeologist will become an accomplice, causing a disaster and becoming a historical sinner.

"Actually, there's one thing I've never been able to figure out: how the Red Earth Continent was formed. I haven't heard any reasonable explanation over the years. This rubbing of the historical text provides a new way of thinking." Robin felt that she had gained a lot today. Even if she didn't go looking for the Trident of Poseidon, she still had a lot to do.

If the Trident of Poseidon can really trigger submarine earthquakes and cause continental plates to move as recorded, then the existence of the Red Earth Continent can be explained.

The supercontinent mentioned by Tianmu - Mu Continent, the red earth continent already existed at that time, and had existed for at least a thousand years.

The scientific explanation is that it takes violent plate squeezing, creating unimaginable earthquake disasters, to push up all the mountains on the seabed, thus forming today's red soil continent.

Scientists originally thought that the existing red soil continent should have been formed naturally, and it was impossible for some great force to shape this towering continent.

Robin can raise objections tonight, but Poseidon's Trident can. Creating submarine earthquakes to squeeze plates and form land is one of the main methods used by sea creatures to form islands.

The formation of the Red Earth Continent might really be related to the Trident of Poseidon. However, to trigger such a powerful earthquake, it is conservatively estimated that at least 90% of the creatures of that era would have been extinct.

The sea people should not easily use this kind of ultimate means of destroying all races, unless they encounter an irresistible crisis of genocide.

Just as the powerful Atlantis has become a forgotten history, a war even more brutal than the one in the previous millennium must have broken out. Robin wants to know about this history.

Do we really have to seek help from those alien races with many arms and transform into the Naga tribe in order to obtain the knowledge of the Ocean Empire?

Robin was in a dilemma. She would not be able to sleep well tonight.