Arceus's Pirate Journey

”I don’t know either. My mission this time was to rescue that Tiger. He didn’t seem very happy after being saved, then Mandfeish talked with him all night. After that, he seemed like a changed man.

This was handed to me by him before I set out, saying it’s more formal this way.”

If speed were the priority, Radio Snail, fax, or Rotom’s communication methods could have reached Ghost Island long before.

However, for a more formal sense of ceremony, Tiger chose to have Jack deliver the letter.

Out of respect for privacy, he didn’t open someone else’s letter, especially since the recipient was Misu, two people who didn’t know each other at all. What could they possibly have to talk about?

The content of the letter was actually Tiger’s questions about some of the theology. Some questions even Mandfeish didn’t know how to answer, so he suggested Tiger ask the author of the teachings and provided Misu’s name, which is how this came about.

Their experiences were indeed very similar. Misu changed her faith after the fall of her nation and the tragic deaths of her students.

Similarly, Tiger underwent a theological baptism on the brink of collapse, and because of their similar experiences, he gained a deeper, though exaggerated, understanding of the teachings Misu wrote.

Some of the events described were indeed done by Arceus, but even Arceus couldn’t have anticipated the explanation of the reasons. If it were turned into a reading comprehension test, Arceus, as the ”instigator,” might very well score a zero.

In the now-completed church, Yamato, Jack, and Maria found the nun. The church had been fully built, with murals, reliefs, statues, and more all in place.

Both Misu and Shaina were impressed with the craftsmanship of Wano Kuni’s artisans, especially the statues, which were sculpted with remarkable likeness.

Yamato even saw a statue of Kaidou. Due to their collaboration, Kaidou was naturally included in her writings, identified as a kind of earthly agent.

”It seems Mandfeish has found a very loyal follower. Is he really not considering becoming a religious official?”

Looking at the content of the letter, Misu felt an urge to poach him.