From Pirates to Sweeping the Worlds

Arriving at the lounge, Litte and Xia Jieren chatted and drank tea.

Five or six minutes later, Robin came out with an excited look on his face.

"How is it? Have you deciphered it?" Xia Jieren asked.

Litt also looked at Robin with interest.

"Of course!" Robin said proudly.

Then she looked hesitant, opened her mouth several times, and then closed it hastily.

Robin didn't know whether he should tell Xia Jieren and others what he translated.

"What's wrong?" Litte looked at Robin with concern.

Xia Jieren guessed what Robin was hesitating about, so he said indifferently: "It's okay if you don't want to say it, I don't care."

In fact, Xia Jieren is quite interested in the blank 100 years of history.

Robin felt ashamed when he thought about how Litte and Xia Jieren had taken care of him.

After calming herself down, she decided to tell the two of them the history she had interpreted.

So, Robin stared at Xia Jieren and Litt and asked seriously, "Can I trust you?"

"Of course!" Xia Jieren and Li Te said in unison.

“Hoo~Hoo~” Robin took a deep breath and said slowly: “The main text of history is an indestructible stone tablet cast during the blank 100 years.”

"People cast it 800 years ago to convey important history to future generations."

"I once deciphered a historical text in O'Hara, which told of a great kingdom that disappeared eight hundred years ago."

"This huge kingdom was once very prosperous and powerful, and all races lived in harmony with each other."

"But for some reason, the Great Kingdom was defeated in such a short time by the predecessor of the World Government, the United Nations Army consisting of twenty kings."

Then, Robin pointed to the historical text rubbing on the ground and said, "This is the second historical text I have obtained..."

"What's written on it?" Xia Jieren asked impatiently.

Litte also opened her big curious eyes and stared at Robin without blinking.

"Don't be impatient." Robin rolled his eyes and said calmly: "It is recorded here that there is a devil fruit with the name of God."

"The name of God..." Xia Jieren murmured, and then suddenly thought of something and blurted out: "Wait, this can't be talking about the Sun God."

"Eh~" Robin exclaimed, looked at Xia Jieren in surprise, and asked, "How did you know?"

"Can you understand the historical text?" Robin thought, but quickly rejected his idea.

"Sure enough!" Xia Jieren nodded suddenly.

Then, he said mysteriously, "I know more than you think."

"It feels so good...it feels so good to reveal the spoilers." Xia Jieren thought to himself.

At this moment, he just felt comfortable all over, as if he had taken a gulp of ice-cold Sprite on a hot summer day.

My heart feels cool and my heart is soaring.

Seeing that Xia Jieren was not going to elaborate, Robin glared at him unhappily.

"Robin, ignore him and continue talking." Litte glanced at Xia Jieren helplessly.

Robin nodded and continued, "This historical text tells the story of a man who ate a devil fruit with the name of God and led everyone to rebel."

"And the historical text ends with a very certain statement that the sun god will appear again."

Xia Jieren and Litte listened with great interest.

“I didn’t expect so many things happened eight hundred years ago,” Litte said with emotion.

"I am becoming more and more interested in what happened eight hundred years ago." Xia Jieren showed a look of great interest.

Suddenly, Robin asked, "Jeren, where did you find this historical text?"

"On a deserted island in the West Sea." Xia Jieren replied without hesitation, and then asked, "What's the matter? Do you want the historical text?"

Robin shook his head. "Although the historical text is of great historical significance, there is no need to look for it now that we already know what it contains."

"What you think is right." Xia Jieren nodded approvingly.

Then, he said nonchalantly: "This historical text you saw should be a bait deliberately placed there by the World Government."

"What!" Robin exclaimed.

"The island where the historical text is located is monitored by the CP organization's Den Den Mushi." Xia Jieren explained.

Robin was puzzled: "Why would they do this?"

"Yeah," Litt agreed.

"It's a fishing expedition." Xia Jieren spread his hands and said nonchalantly, "Since it continues despite repeated bans, it's better to put out some bait and let the fish reveal their location instead of letting people study it secretly."

"That way, the fish will be under your control."

Robin thought of the expedition team his mother Olbia was in, and his face looked very grim.

Noticing Robin's expression, Lit quickly changed the subject and said, "Okay, let's not talk about this anymore."

"Today is New Year's Day, we should be happy."

"That's right!" Xia Jieren also agreed with a smile.

He walked up to Robin, ruffled her black hair, and said, "Robin, work hard next year. If you do well, you will get a reward. It will definitely be more efficient than searching for historical texts by yourself."

Feeling the warmth on his head, Robin swept away his annoyance, the corners of his mouth twitched, and he avoided Xia Jieren's head-patting move without leaving a trace.

"Thank you." Robin turned his head and said softly.

Xia Jieren was stunned for a moment, then asked with a smile: "What did you say?"

"Nothing...nothing." Robin tilted his head again and replied calmly.

Seeing this, Xia Jieren just smiled and didn't ask any further questions.

Looking at this cold and a little bit arrogant loli, Xia Jieren couldn't help but smile.

Although this is different from the beautiful and queenly lady in his memory who was calm, steady and a little bit scheming, it also has its own flavor.

Robin came to the rubbing paper and carefully folded it and put it away.

Looking at the historical text that looked like a ghostly scribble, Xia Jieren suddenly had an idea, "Robin, have you ever considered publishing a book?"

"Publish a book? What book? A book about history?" Robin was stunned at first, then asked back.

Xia Jieren chuckled and said as a matter of course: "Of course it is a book of historical texts. To be more precise, it should be called a historical text translation manual."

"I've already thought of the slogan for you. What do you think of 'Teaching you how to translate historical texts step by step'?"

"No...No!" Robin was stunned and refused subconsciously.

"Why not?" Xia Jieren looked at Robin in confusion and said, "The World Government is hunting you down because you know how to interpret historical texts. If many people in the world also learn how to interpret historical texts, then wouldn't your safety be greatly improved?"

"That's true, but I don't want anyone to use it to awaken ancient weapons." Robin's childish face was full of seriousness.