RNP Chapter 453 Hello, I am Leon Oleini
Chapter 453 Hello, I am Leon Oleini
O'Hara is an archaeological sanctuary famous in the West Sea and even in the world. The entire island is built around the huge 'Tree of All-Knowing'. It has the largest library in the world and a large number of erudite and pure archaeologists.
O'Hara is peaceful and tranquil at this moment. The majestic and verdant Tree of All-Knowing stands tall between the sea and the sky. Its five thousand years of age speaks of the extraordinary nature of this island.
Yes, the Tree of All-Knowing has been growing here for five thousand years! ~
After landing on the island, O'Leary did not take any purposeful actions. He just strolled along the seaside of O'Hara, occasionally looking at the all-knowing tree in the center of the island.
The Red Earl followed Oleini silently. Since Oleini was born, the Red Earl has been with Oleini almost every moment, never leaving his side.
Hancock followed the two closely, carrying a small package on her back.
Oleini suddenly stopped, paused and stood still, and asked the Red Earl:
“Grandpa Ryder, does father really not care about this place?”
The Red Earl said nothing, but just shook his head silently, as if he was answering Oleini's question, but also seemed to be saying that he didn't know either.
However, Oleini did not ask any more questions. He just reached out and pulled Hancock over, took the small package she was carrying, pinched Hancock's cheeks that were so tender that they were almost dripping with water, and joked:
"Are you stupid? Why are you carrying so many things?"
After saying that, Oleini raised his hand, and a black vortex appeared out of thin air, swallowing up the package Hancock was carrying in the blink of an eye. This was Oleini's unique "different space".
“These are things you might use.”
Hancock did not blush. Ever since she and Oleini shared their innermost feelings in the holy land last time, Hancock had considered herself as Oleini's person. She pouted, then took Oleini's arm and pulled her forward like an older sister.
The Red Earl said nothing and continued to follow Oleini and Hancock.
How can a child go on a long journey without an adult accompanying him?
Hancock took Oleini's arm and asked:
"Why do you keep hanging around here?"
O'Leni smiled: "It may be a little funny to say it, because I have never been to O'Hara."
Hancock became even more curious: "Never been here? Well, that's right, you're only five years old, it's normal that you haven't seen much, but I've been to many places."
After saying this, Hancock seemed to recall some not-so-good memories, and her eyes dimmed.
Oleini turned his head, stared into Hancock's slightly dark eyes, and asked softly:
"Where are they?"
Hancock counted on his fingers:
"Well, I was born in the Calm Belt, Nine Snakes, and then I went to all the islands near the Nine Snakes. Later, I secretly followed the pirate group to Shampoo Land. Although I was caught by slave traders, I also went to the Red Earth Continent, and Marijoa, and here, O'Hara."
Oleini smiled faintly:
"Really? Then you are really well-informed."
Hancock raised her little face imperceptibly: "That's right, so why don't you call me sister? Sister will take you to explore the Grand Line~"
Oleini smiled and said nothing more.
Hancock suddenly felt bored and just held Oleini's arm tightly.
She had indeed been to many places and met good people and bad people, but it was not until she met Leon Oleini that Hancock realized that her decision to secretly go to sea was correct and she would never regret it. The sea is vast, and going to sea can really help her meet the right person, the person who is most compatible with her in her life.
Three people, one old and two young, visited this famous archaeological holy site in the West Sea on a nice afternoon at the seaside where no one noticed them.
That night--
The stars retreated, the sea clouds intertwined, the bright moon hung in the sky, and the white moonlight penetrated the branches of the Tree of All-Knowing and fell on the soil of O'Hara.
O'Hara has the largest library in the entire ocean, mostly containing books on literature and history, and the library is located inside the Tree of Omniscience.
O'Leni had nothing to do tonight, so he came to visit the O'Hara Library to experience the rich academic atmosphere.
Hancock had been on a long ship for several days and had spent an afternoon wandering around with Oleini. She was so tired that she went to sleep in her temporary residence on the island.
But the Red Earl still walked silently with Oleini.
"Grandpa Reid, will the books here be burned along with the artillery fire in the Holy Land?"
Oleini looked around at the tall bookshelves filled with books. Some books were even placed on the top of the bookshelves, which were nearly 100 meters high. There were so many books. It was a pity that such a rich and precious wealth of knowledge would be destroyed soon.
The Red Count said calmly:
"If you are willing to come forward, then of course not."
Oleini smiled bitterly and shook his head:
"Forget it, the attitude of the Holy Land is worse than the books here."
In the face of the precious O'Hara manuscripts, O'Leary believes that the attitude of the Holy Land is greater than these books.
If Oleiniken came forward, not to mention these books, even the life and death of the entire O'Hara would be just a matter of Oleini's words, but he would not do so because there was not enough benefit and value.
The glory of Leon is not only a title, nor is it just an honor of inheritance, but also a responsibility as heavy as a mountain and expectations as vast as the sea. In order to live up to this responsibility and those eager eyes below, Oleini must weigh everything again and again, and then make the decision that maximizes the benefits.
As the third generation of glory, Leon Oleini was 100% qualified and even exceeded the standards, and no one raised any objections.
The Red Earl murmured softly:
"There are always things in the sea that are greater than practical benefits."
Oleini paused for a moment, then returned to normal and continued to walk under the huge bookshelf, while replying to the Red Earl behind him:
"That's for Grandpa Ryder, not for me."
The Red Earl chuckled and said no more.
As Oleini paced, he had already noticed a black-haired girl reading by lamplight in the corner. In fact, the black-haired girl had been reading quietly there since Oleini and the Red Earl came in. It was a moonlit night, and there was no one else in the reading room of O'Hara Library except Oleini, the Red Earl, and the black-haired girl.
Oleini smiled and approached the skinny black-haired girl whose eyes were full of desire for knowledge:
"Hello, I am a first-time traveler to O'Hara Library. Are you the librarian here?"
Hearing Oleini's words, the black-haired girl who was holding a thick book finally raised her head for the first time. Under the light, Oleini vaguely saw the girl's beautiful facial features and her big eyes that were bright enough to shine even in the dark.
Although she is skinny, it can be seen that this black-haired girl is a first-class beauty.
The black-haired girl also looked at Oleini. To be honest, in her opinion, he was just a cute and handsome little blond boy. Harmless was exactly what was used to describe such a person. Therefore, the black-haired girl was not timid at all, but waved her hand and replied:
"No, I'm just a scholar here to borrow books."
Oleini's 'mind-reading' level of observation Haki was activated throughout the whole process, and he knew exactly what the girl was thinking, but he still pretended to know nothing and asked:
"Oh? A scholar? That's amazing. You're already a scholar at such a young age."
The black-haired girl raised her face with a little pride and said more vigorously:
"To be precise, he's a PhD in archaeology~"
Oleini smiled gently and stretched out a hand:
"That's amazing, can I get to know you, I'm Leon Oleni."
The black-haired girl held the thick book in one hand, stretched out her other boneless hand, and smiled:
"Hehe, I'm Nico Robin."
Two palms were clasped together under the dim light, eyes met, two smiling faces.