The fruit of the book of pirates

Chapter 172 is just a wedge
With a "bang", the big head that turned back into its original body appeared in front of Dr. Keluoba in a lying posture. The latter was about to use paper and ink to print the above historical text that he had been thinking about for many days. , but Mousse on the side first reached out and touched the white paper, and then he realized that he didn't have to do anything extra
Dr. Keluoba had already seen a lot of magical things about Mousse, so it was not surprising that this monstrous child showed a new ability, but it was unexpected that Mousse suddenly became so kind.

Then, before the old curator had time to ask, Mousse, who guessed his thoughts in advance, explained what it means to be "a dog can't spit out ivory":
"You don't have a few days to live, why should I care about a dead man?"

"Although you have made big mistakes, old man, which I can't understand, but because you are willing to sacrifice your life in pursuit of the truth, old man, your dedication still deserves my respect."

The old curator, whose blood pressure suddenly rose, finally regained his composure after hearing the following words, and just asked with a cold snort:

"Are you so convinced that the world government will leave no room at all?"

Then Mousse uttered the famous sentence before crossing: "The world government has never disappointed people."

After hearing this, Dr. Keluoba was taken aback for a moment, then sighed deeply, sat down on the ground a little weakly, hugged his head in pain, and asked Mousse and himself:

"We just want to know the truth of history, what's wrong with that? Why are we being treated like this?"

Mousse, who was an advanced keyboard warrior before crossing, was a little unbelievable that Dr. Kloba was so naive at such an age, but after a little thought, he still understood the reason:

"Maybe this is part of the impact of the monopoly of knowledge by small circles? Because there are few people in small circles, and rare things are more expensive, scholars have gained an 'exorbitant' social status. Under such long-term preferential treatment, it is inevitable that They will lose their self-knowledge, and even think that the world should revolve around them.”

"Because history is a very special kind of knowledge, it is often enough to shake the foundation of a regime. Even those virtuous kings who have lived through the ages may not be able to tolerate your free study of history, let alone that you are actually just a big pirate. world government."

Mousse bluntly expressed some opinions that have become consensus on the earth:
"As the saying goes, 'all history is contemporary history', in the final analysis, the study of history is to serve the reality. The more sophisticated method is to interpret the history in your own favor according to the needs, and the more crude work is simply to falsify the history, It even directly bans research like the world government.”

"And in many cases, if the truth is to be made public, it may not necessarily be a good thing. For example, the country was peaceful and peaceful, but the king was exposed, saying that he was actually born of his mother's affair with outsiders, and then the king stepped down and changed his bloodline. It’s fine, but it turned the country into a mess.”

"This assumption may be a bit extreme. Let me change it. Suppose that although the politics are not clear, the people can live a good life. As a result, rebellions broke out due to the revelation of the truth, and countless people were displaced and even lost their lives. Do you think the truth is revealed? Are people doing it right?"

Mousse's words shook Dr. Kloba's belief that he had always insisted on. The old man murmured to himself in a daze: "Are we really wrong?"

"It depends on who's standpoint. If it's the world government, it must think so, but if it's someone who opposes them, the view is completely opposite."

It was only at this time that Mousse finally had the opportunity to express his true attitude towards historical research:

"The people who study history are you yourself, so the key is to see which side you stand on. If you support the current world government, it is obviously wrong to deliberately tear it down; but if you think the world government should fall, then you should stand for your own. Be proud of your work! As for what others say, you are not even afraid of death, so what do you care?"

"The World Government. The World Government is indeed just a big pirate, and it is not even as good as some pirates. It really should be dumped! We did nothing wrong!"

Dr. Keluoba's eyes regained their brilliance, and his eyes became firm, and his body faintly exuded the aura that only martyrs had.

Then maybe he also knew that his life was not long, so Dr. Keluoba took the initiative to talk to Mousse about the contents of the deciphered historical texts.

However, to the surprise of the old curator, Mousse was so calm after hearing such a secret, so that Dr. Keluoba couldn't help wondering if he knew it before.

In fact, Mousse does know, because the information recorded on the historical text tablet in the underground secret room has already been mentioned in the plot screen of the "One Piece" animation
Originally, Mousse expected to hear more information, such as why the "Great Kingdom" was destroyed, but the historical text only talked about the prosperity, equality and freedom of the "Great Kingdom", exaggerating it. It has to be like heaven on earth, nothing else is mentioned.

But it's no wonder, even though every historical text stele is so big, there are actually not many words on it, and a mere article that can explain this matter clearly is already very concise.

"It seems that we need to find more historical text steles, especially plot steles, to fully understand what happened in the blank 100 years."

After Mousse had such an idea, he quickly shook his head and realized that the problem might not be that simple.

Because there is no connection between the historical text on the "Big Head" and the "Great Kingdom" according to the information he deciphered, and considering that the plot stone tablet is only nine yuan in total, Mousse logically wants to get it. There will never be enough space.
"Perhaps. These nine plot history texts are actually not nine links in a story chain, but just the wedges of nine relatively independent plots!"

Mousse suddenly came to his senses, and told Dr. Kloba what he thought, and the latter also suddenly realized and said repeatedly:
"In this case, we may really get the final island of Ralph Drew to learn the whole truth. We probably don't have that chance. I hope you can realize our long-cherished wish, little guy."

Hearing Dr. Keluoba's wishes, Mousse could only respond generously. No matter what, he couldn't let this old man who had finally won some of his goodwill die in peace, right?
(End of this chapter)