Chapter 294 – New Intel: Discovery!
Of course, this brief mont of contemplation didn’t last long.
The next second, Yahiko took out a Den Den Mushi and called Ryuunosuke.
At that ti, Ryuunosuke was in the middle of training with his crew.
Daily practice like this was essential—it kept their instincts sharp and their bodies ready for battle.
"Peru... Peru..."
As the Den Den Mushi rang, Ryuunosuke sheathed his swords, stepping forward to answer.
"Yahiko. Did you find it?"
The image of Yahiko flickered into view, his expression calm but serious.
"Yeah, I found it," he said, holding up a small, weathered box. "I haven’t looked inside yet."
Ryuunosuke’s eyes narrowed. "Open it."
Yahiko nodded and carefully flipped open the lid.
Sure enough, inside was the missing half of Rocks D. Xebec’s notebook.
Alongside it sat another journal, this one marked with a na scrawled across the cover: Bellemère.
"Looks like it belonged to Bellemère," Yahiko muttered. "Makes sense—this was her storage box after all."
Ryuunosuke gave a slight nod. "Set Bellemère’s aside. Nojiko should be the one to go through it when she’s ready."
His tone grew more serious. "For now, open Rocks’ notebook. Let’s see what he left behind."
Yahiko obliged, flipping through the old, brittle pages.
Most of the contents weren’t surprising, but a few entries stood out like cracks in the world’s foundation.
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[What the World Governnt hid wasn’t particularly complicated.]
[They simply murdered their original masters.]
[Then, to control the world without resistance, they fabricated the tale that they were divine descendants—untouchable, unquestionable.]
[So they buried that history.]
[If you’re reading this and want answers, go to Raftel.]
[That so-called land of ultimate treasure... it’s really a land of truth.]
[Everything you want to know is there.]
[But if you go—bring so Infinity Stones with you.]
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"That’s... it?" Yahiko looked disappointed.
Ryuunosuke’s brow furrowed. "It’s not much, but it confirms a lot."
He glanced toward the horizon, deep in thought.
"Raftel... Descendants of gods... Original masters..."
mories and theories from his previous life resurfaced—fragnts of speculation now gaining terrifying clarity.
If Rocks was right, the World Governnt hadn’t risen to power—they’d stolen it.
They were once nothing more than subordinates of a far more powerful, mysterious force.
But sothing happened—betrayal, rebellion—and the original rulers were wiped out.
Those traitors then ford the World Governnt, erasing their sins with false divinity.
Of course, Ryuunosuke had no way to prove any of this... yet.
But why else would they work so hard to erase that part of history?
Why would they fear knowledge?
Najendaa, who had been reading over Ryuunosuke’s shoulder, scoffed.
"So the big secret they’ve been hiding is that they were once servants? That’s it?"
She crossed her arms. "Doesn’t matter to us. The Dragon Hunter Pirates don’t care about that kind of thing. We don’t rely on lies to build our power."
Ryuunosuke gave a small smile.
"Exactly. This doesn’t change anything for us—it just confirms what I’ve suspected all along."
He turned back to the Den Den Mushi.
"Yahiko, keep doing what you’re doing. I’ll send over the next shipnt soon. When it arrives... let the world feel the pain."
His words carried a weight of justice—and just a hint of theatrical flair.
Classic Yahiko style, honestly.
"Understood, Captain," Yahiko grinned. "Jigokudo’s standing by. Also, thanks to the upgrades, the well’s efficiency has increased significantly. We’ll finish ahead of schedule."
The call ended.
Najenda blinked. "What was that about? A secret mission?"
She was curious, but didn’t press the matter.
Truth was, she didn’t even know what the second and fourth divisions were doing lately.
And honestly? That was probably for the best.
In their line of work, the fewer people who knew sensitive details, the safer the entire crew stayed.
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"Peru... Peru..."
Before Ryuunosuke could pocket the Den Den Mushi, it rang again.
He sighed and answered. "Yeah?"
"Boss Ryuunosuke!" Doflamingo’s voice crackled through, sounding unusually tense. "Kaido intercepted the shipnt!"
Ryuunosuke’s eyes narrowed. "And?"
"He... delivered it to ! Personally!" Doflamingo sounded like he’d aged ten years in the past five minutes. "Boss, you gotta understand—he said he just ran into the rchant ship on the way back and decided to take it!"
Ryuunosuke blinked. "He just happened to pass by and snatch it up?"
"Like it was a stroll in the park!" Doflamingo exclaid. "Didn’t even blink!"
Ryuunosuke chuckled dryly. "Only Kaido could treat ard robbery like casual shopping."
He paused. "Alright, don’t resell that batch for now. Redirect it. I want it delivered to the Kingdom of Yakoslan."
Doflamingo’s voice shifted. "Got it, Boss. I’ll take care of it personally."
There was a short pause.
"I—"
"Also," Ryuunosuke interrupted, his tone turning serious, "Let your father et with soti."
Doflamingo stiffened. "...My father?"
"I’ve been aning to bring it up since Dressrosa. But I didn’t want to make things awkward for you."
Ryuunosuke exhaled slowly. "I need information. And your father, as a forr Celestial Dragon, might know things no one else does."
Doflamingo was silent for a mont.
"Boss Ryuunosuke..."
"You don’t need to answer now," Ryuunosuke cut in. "Just think about it. You’ll need to ask him too. But know this—I trust my crew. All of them."
There was a long pause.
Then Doflamingo finally spoke. "Understood, Captain. I’ll see what I can do."
The call ended.
Najenda, who’d overheard the conversation, blinked in shock.
"Wait... Donquixote Homing? Isn’t that Doflamingo’s dead father?"
She pulled out a small black notebook she kept for intel and flipped through it.
According to every available record, Homing had been killed by Doflamingo years ago—his head supposedly handed over to the World Governnt to regain nobility status.
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