Single Shot?

As the Skypiea God entered, others also held spears in their hands, with jet devices under their feet, scattered behind Gan Fall, faintly surrounding Nicholas and the others.

As long as Nicholas and the others dared to move a bit, they would immediately face the thunderous attacks of the God Guards.

"Are you Gan Fall?" Nicholas asked curiously, looking at the muscular man in front of him, whose arms seemed capable of running horses, completely different from the skinny old man over twenty years later.

"My lord, didn't you say you're a friend of mine? How come you don't even know me?" Gan Fall looked at Nicholas and said in a deep voice. He hadn't turned against Nicholas and the others yet because he had heard reports from his subordinates. Facing the Vearth people, who had arrived on Skypiea unscathed, Gan Fall couldn't help but feel a great deal of apprehension.

To have an entire ship arrive safely on Skypiea was not something that could be accomplished solely with great strength.

Seeing the people in front of him, Gan Fall somehow thought of the group he had seen two years ago, the terrifying ones who dared to rush into the White Sea riding monster currents from the Vearth Sea.

Initially, the guards of Skypiea under his leadership had friction with them, but considering the terrifying strength of those people and the crew on the ship, even Gan Fall still felt apprehensive.

If those people hadn't been looking for some historical text and weren't dangerous elements, the Skypiea might have been destroyed long ago.

"I am friends with Roger, and since you are a friend of Roger's, then we are friends too, right?" Nicholas said calmly, without any embarrassment.

Hearing Nicholas mention Roger's name, Gan Fall also let go of his suspended heart. Since the other party was a friend of Roger's, it meant there was room for communication with them. At the same time, Gan Fall was also grateful that Roger's crew had struck a heavy blow to the arrogance of the Skypiea guards last time.

Otherwise, given the personalities of these people, they would probably have clashed with them long ago.

"Since you're a friend of Roger's, then you're a friend of our Skypiea," Gan Fall said, opening up their relationship as friends.

"By the way, are you here looking for historical texts too?" Gan Fall sat down familiarly beside Nicholas and the others, asking curiously while letting the bartender bring drinks.

"Haven't you seen the historical texts? After Roger and the others left, didn't you try to find them?" Nicholas looked at Gan Fall with some puzzlement. Roger and the others should have informed Gan Fall of their intentions after the "friendly exchange." So after Roger's crew left Skypiea, Gan Fall should have tried to find the historical texts mentioned by Roger.

But now, it seemed that Gan Fall had never seen the historical texts.

Hearing Nicholas's words, Gan Fall's cheeks reddened. After Roger left, he did try to search Upper Yard for the items Roger's crew was searching for.

However, he had encountered the Sky Master on his first trip to Upper Yard after Roger left, and had been chased around. Then, before he even set foot on Upper Yard, he was discovered by the Shandia people. After several conflicts, Gan Fall gave up searching for the items Roger's crew was looking for. Even though they couldn't allow the Shandia people to occupy Upper Yard, the Shandia people couldn't tolerate them occupying Upper Yard either.

And soon, Nicholas probably guessed that it was because of the Shandia people's obstruction that Gan Fall had failed to find the historical texts.

To Nicholas, the conflict between the Skypiea people and the Shandia people was completely unreasonable. Upper Yard had been pushed onto Skypiea by an unprecedented upward current, but anyone with a brain could understand that such a huge island being pushed into the sky would have caused a sensation.

Even in Nicholas's eyes, the indigenous people of Skypiea were invaders to the Shandia people.

Initially, the Skypiea people had caught the Shandia people off guard with their special weapons such as Impact Shells and Shell Strikes. But with the existence of the Great Warrior Kalgara, the Skypiea people couldn't gain much advantage. But after the death of the Great Warrior Kalgara, the Skypiea people gradually drove the Shandia people out of Upper Yard.

However, in the days that followed, the Shandia people, who had gradually mastered various shellfish, became evenly matched with the indigenous people of Skypiea. Neither side could do anything to the other, let alone completely occupy Upper Yard.

"It seems that your conflict with the Shandia people is quite intense. But trying to take over someone else's homeland and drive them out seems a bit unkind," Nicholas raised his eyebrows and smiled, looking at Gan Fall.

Listening to Nicholas's words, Gan Fall's eyes narrowed.

It could be said that the conflict between the indigenous people of Skypiea and the Shandia people had never been disclosed to outsiders. Even Roger and the others didn't know the historical conflicts between the two sides. Unexpectedly, the man in front of him could speak it out.

"What do you mean?" Gan Fall asked in a deep voice. If Nicholas and his crew were here just to find some historical texts in Upper Yard, Gan Fall wouldn't mind offering some help. But if they had any intentions towards Upper Yard or were helping the Shandia people, then they would definitely show them some colors.

Nicholas straightened up and said, "No ulterior motive, just to help others fulfill the covenant between their ancestors. Also, we plan to see what the legendary golden bell looks like."

"If you're just here to fulfill the covenant, then we won't interfere. But as for the golden bell, you better not even think about it!" Gan Fall changed his attitude abruptly, speaking quite firmly.

"That golden bell, let alone it's ownerless now, even back then, it was left by the ancestors of the Shandia people. It's none of your so-called Skypiea God's business to say anything about it," Nicholas said with a cold smile. The actions of the indigenous people of Skypiea reminded him of the white necks who came to America in the past.

The so-called Skypiea God Gan Fall appeared later in the story as an old man, but now he was in his prime, the strongest period of his life, speaking with confidence as the strongest person on Skypiea.

It seemed that as a god on Skypiea, how could he be easy to speak to?

It's probably because he experienced the truly invincible posture of Enel's descent into godhood that he gradually changed his personality and became that kind old man's appearance.

Otherwise, as someone who understood the origins of Upper Yard, he wouldn't understand the relationship between the Shandia people and Upper Yard. Yet, even after understanding this relationship, he still chose to contest the ownership of Upper Yard. This can explain a lot of problems.

"Haha!" As the atmosphere between the two sides became tense, the God Guards drew their weapons and aimed them at Nicholas and his group, their eyes filled with tension and coldness.

Gan Fall also stared at them tightly, while Nicholas continued to drink his wine unconcernedly, and the atmosphere suddenly became tense.

"I advise you to have your men move their weapons away from our captain, otherwise..." Gan Fall widened his eyes, unable to believe that the man beside Nicholas, with a toothpick in his mouth and a gun in his hand, was pointing it at him.

The fact that the Skypiea God could be killed with just one shot was something Gan Fall found hard to accept.

This Skypiea God seemed to be about to be killed by a single shot!?