Chapter 513 Where is the Fairy Vearth?

One word stirred up a thousand waves!

Luke's explosive proclamation reverberated around the globe.

Enel had ventured to Upper Yard solely to construct an ark, aspiring for a divine kingdom beyond its confines.

"What the hell does this guy want?"

Aren't Birka and Angel Island enough for him?

What more territories does he aim to claim?

When Enel embarks towards the mythical "Fairy Vearth," Angel Island will face its inevitable fate.

Does Luke's statement imply that Enel will forsake Angel Island as he did with Birka upon his departure?

Will he obliterate both Angel Island and Upper Yard too?!

This alarming thought ignited a frenzy among the Sky Islanders and Shandians of Angel Island.

"How is this possible?!"

Angel Island, a cherished homeland of the Sky Islanders, and Upper Yard, sacred to the Shandians who have fought to reclaim it for four centuries, were now under threat of destruction by Enel.

This revelation left them restlessly agitated.

The inhabitants of Angel Island's faces flushed with rage, their eyes burning with fury.

Yet, a harsh reality confronted them.

Even with the knowledge of Enel's intentions.

They felt powerless.

To them, Enel was akin to a deity.

He's omniscient—if they dared express their anger or curse him, retribution would be swift.

Devoid of the strength to resist, they felt utterly helpless.

The residents of Angel Island, seething with anger yet powerless, succumbed to feelings of helplessness, sorrow, and despair.

They had endured Enel's oppressive reign, but now he sought to annihilate them.

Could they withstand this?

If not, was escape possible?

As long as life persists, hope remains.

Angel Island was crafted by the Sky Islanders, who meticulously used cloud material to construct homes and roads...

Alive, they could forge a new home from the same cloud material.

It was an arduous task, yet preferable to utter destruction.

Regarding the sacred Upper Yard.

Though the soil was deeply coveted, it was not a place that ordinary Sky Islanders could easily access.

Upper Yard, the island of the gods, was revered but not indispensable to them.

Realizing Enel's true intentions, the residents of Angel Island contemplated fleeing, planning their departure in secret.

They dared not voice their plans aloud.

With Enel's constant surveillance, they had grown accustomed to silence, avoiding any conversation that might expose them.

Silently packing and discreetly leaving seemed their safest bet.

In contrast, the Shandian people were more desperate.

Unlike the Sky Islanders, the Shandians considered only Shandora as their true home, currently residing temporarily in Cloud Hidden Village, with a steadfast resolve to reclaim their homeland.

But now, with Enel threatening to destroy everything upon his departure, acceptance was not an option for them.

The expressions of Wyper and his companions darkened abruptly, and their plight as refugees intensified. If their homeland were destroyed, they would be left with nowhere to go.

Defeating Enel and reclaiming Shandora became imperative. The Shandians' eyes blazed with determination.

While the fate of the Sky Islanders and Shandians hung in the balance.

Others watching the broadcast were more intrigued by Enel's ambitions.

This man aspired to venture beyond, establish his kingdom.

This fabled land, dubbed Fairy Vearth by Enel, was his ultimate destination.

Constructing the Ark was his means to reach this place.

To outsiders, Enel resembled a pirate setting out to sea, aiming to conquer new lands.

His objectives seemed no different from those of the New World's Four Emperors.

Armed with a potent Devil Fruit, Enel might stir some upheavals at sea.

Yet, this was insufficient, for this sea was not like the Sky Islands—here, formidable forces including the World Government, Marine, Revolutionary Army, and NEO Marine held sway.

Not all foes could be easily vanquished.

Even with Enel's Logia-type Rumble Rumble Fruit, rivaling Marine Fleet Admiral Kizaru's Light Light Fruit, the presence of Haki meant that no Logia wielder was invincible.

Despite the QnA broadcast revealing the might of the true powerhouses, Enel's strength was relative in a sea teeming with titans.

Though sympathetic to the plight of the Sky Islanders, people were equally captivated by Enel's enigmatic destination.

Where exactly is this Fairy Vearth?

With the New World under the dominion of the Four Emperors and other regions largely governed by the World Government, any territorial ambitions by Enel would necessitate confronting these formidable rulers.

And Fairy Vearth, instantly associated with the Red Line.

This planet was uniquely segmented.

A ring-shaped Red Line divided it into two vast sea areas, which were further segmented by the Grand Line intersecting the Red Line and the Calm Belts on either side.

Four distinct seas—east, west, north, south—along with the two halves of the Grand Line, comprised six major maritime regions.

Excluding the Red Line, islands of varying sizes dotted these six regions.

If Enel truly sought Fairy Vearth, the continuous Red Line spanning the globe was the only conceivable location worthy of such a title.