This permanent pointer was not shattered as he had previously stated; instead, he took the opportunity to send it up when Barrett came out.

In this world, everyone is eager to obtain this great treasure, not only pirates, but also the Navy and the World Government!

"Laugh Tale... Since Roger, countless pirates have set sail for it, and they are completely different from the pirates of the past." Kuro picked up the pointer and murmured.

There were pirates before Roger, and quite a few of them. It was impossible to completely eliminate them. Even in the world where Kuro lived in his previous life, war could not be prevented.

The environment is what it is; it can only be contained, not eradicated. Even if a superhuman or a saint were to appear out of nowhere, it wouldn't work.

But to say that Kuro isn't interested in this...

He really wasn't interested.

I don't even want to look at it. If this thing were to be exposed, it would be a hot potato. However, since others don't know about it, it's a good thing that this thing is in my hands.

He now seriously suspects that Roger's treasure might just be a note, something like, "You've reached the finish line! Congratulations! You've cleared the game! The greatest treasure in the world is the treasure of life itself—courage and glory are humanity's greatest treasures." And other such nonsense.

As for what he meant by 'fame, power, and wealth', to be honest, anyone who gets to that place already has fame, power, and wealth.

But for someone who wants to be safe until death, the principle is that having something is worse than having a thousand or ten thousand. Destroying this would solve everything, but obtaining this permanent pointer without anyone noticing is also a safety net.

If this thing could really cause a huge upheaval in the world and affect his future stable life...

He then followed the pointer to find Raphdru and uprooted him.

Looking for Raphdru?

Go look for it in the sky!

From now on, One Piece will be renamed Sky Pirate King!

But that was only a last resort.

Kuro placed the pointer back into the small wooden box, closed the box, and floated it away. At the same time, from the center of the continent, a clump of stone and soil opened up and floated over. The stone and soil clump opened up, revealing a golden clump inside that shone with golden light. The golden clump opened up again, revealing a clump of soil inside. And after the clump of soil opened up again, it revealed something inside that shone with an unusual golden light.

Pure gold.

Being illuminated by its light can slow down a person's growth to the point of almost stopping, which is a kind of immortality.

As for whether they are immortal or not, Kuro doesn't know, but those who are illuminated by the light hardly change after two or three hundred years, which is no different from immortality.

They are all great treasures.

The small wooden box floated to the side of the pure gold and was surrounded by clods of earth. Then, a mass of gold surged in like water, engulfing the clods of earth. After that, another layer of earth and stone enveloped it, forming a sphere.

"Not enough..."

Kuro stroked his chin and thought for a moment, then reached out and summoned a pile of rubble that flew over and surrounded him.

Three layers inside, three layers outside, wrapped up in three more layers.

After that, the wreckage flew towards the center of the continent, landing in the very center and being completely enveloped by the island.

At such a high altitude, no one can find it. Even if he faints and loses consciousness one day, and the island crashes down, the central location will not be destroyed, and no one will explore the deepest center of the island.

Who's that bored?

Kuro shook his head, opened another hole in the continent, and fell down, flying back to the Golden Lion.

Half a day later, the Golden Lion arrived at Red Harbor.

"Then we'll be going. We still have guard duties to perform. Kuro, you should rest well."

Storoberry exchanged a few words with Kuro and then left with his men.

The other lieutenant generals were in similar situations; they would still be on escort missions in Red Harbor, as the world conference was over and the kings would be waiting for them.

"Thank you very much. If you need anything, just call me, I'll be there." Kuro said to the lieutenant generals with a smile.

Cass and Wilbur stepped forward and said, "Mr. Kuro, we also have a mission..."

"Go, go, hurry up and finish." Kuro waved to them. "By the way, tell David that I won't be seeing Aquitaine off. You guys can give Aquitaine a ride on your way."

Smoker, who was disembarking at the same time, asked Kuro, "Hey, Kuro, aren't you coming?"

“The old man called me earlier and asked me to return to headquarters,” Kuro said.

"Pfft, Kuro, what kind of look is this?!"

At that moment, Garp walked over from the port, laughing heartily as he pointed at Kuro's bandaged appearance.

Kuro rolled his eyes. "I'm not good at role-playing, you know? Haven't you heard of Shishio?"

"I've never heard of it."

Garp chuckled and said, "I heard you had a big fight. Why didn't you call me?"

I want to ask you, World Government, if you would agree?

Kuro pursed his lips. "Old man, are you here to laugh at me?"

"No, I just came to see what you look like. This is the first time I've seen you so badly injured. Even a smile doesn't look as bad as your injuries," Garp said.

"Hmm? A smile?"

Kuro raised an eyebrow. "Brother's injured too? In Mary Geoise?"

Garp nodded and said, "Didn't you get the news? The Revolutionary Army stormed Mary Geoise and fought with Issho and Green Bull to reclaim Kuma. Well, I was there too, but I couldn't get involved because I didn't make it in time, hahaha."

"Crow, bring me a newspaper."

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