One Piece: My Crew is from Other World

Just as Roger's puppet disintegrated before him, Ryuunosuke's eyes narrowed. Amidst the scattering fragments, something caught his attention—a black stone, pulsing faintly with power.

Its energy was eerily similar to the unlimited white stone Kuina had once shown him.

"Is this... an Infinity Stone?" Ryuunosuke muttered as he crouched down and picked up the obsidian-like shard. Without hesitation, he stashed Roger's lifeless puppet form into his personal space.

Buggy, standing off to the side, had watched it all unfold. He knew Ryuunosuke was the one who finished off the puppet. But even if he had questions—no, demands—he didn't dare voice them now. After all, it was Ryuunosuke who defeated that monstrosity.

"Bang!"

Buggy suddenly dropped to his knees before him, catching Ryuunosuke off guard.

"Huh? Buggy, what are you doing?"

Tears welled up in Buggy's eyes as he looked up at him, voice trembling. "Captain Ryuunosuke... I—I want to ask a favor."

Ryuunosuke furrowed his brow in confusion. "A favor?"

"Please... don't use the captain's body for anything disrespectful," Buggy pleaded. "Even if it wasn't really him... Even if that thing was just a puppet... he still deserves dignity."

Ryuunosuke was quiet for a moment. The man Buggy referred to—Roger—had indeed left a legacy that touched countless lives. The puppet may have been lifeless, but the memory it carried was sacred.

"I understand," Ryuunosuke said softly. "I won't dishonor him. But let's not forget, we still have work to do."

He reached out and helped Buggy to his feet. A burst of energy exploded around him, clearing the lingering fog and dust.

Seeing that he was unharmed, Najenda and the others rushed to his side. Though they had faith in his strength, it was still a relief to see it confirmed with their own eyes.

"Kuina," Ryuunosuke called. "Show me your white stone again."

Kuina blinked, caught off guard. "Huh? Oh... okay."

She pulled the white stone from its hiding place and handed it over, brushing her fingers gently against Ryuunosuke's palm. The warmth from their brief contact flustered her, her cheeks tinting red. Though her feelings were complicated, her face betrayed her internal turmoil.

But Ryuunosuke's focus was already elsewhere.

He examined both stones closely—the black one in his left hand, the white in his right. The energy they emitted wasn't identical, but... similar enough to hint at a shared origin.

Yes. This black stone was also an Infinity Stone.

That made four known ones so far.

Though he wasn't sure what this new black stone was capable of, its raw power was undeniable. It had mimicked Divine Evasion and even replicated Conqueror's Haki entanglement.

The black stone could be the core.

"Here," Ryuunosuke returned the white stone to Kuina, storing the black one safely in his own space.

"Captain Ryuunosuke!" Buggy suddenly called out. "We found something ahead—a giant mountain blocking the way."

He hesitated before continuing. "If we keep moving forward without a guide, we're likely to get lost. This place... it's like a maze."

Ryuunosuke raised a brow. "A mountain?"

"That's right!"

He smirked to himself. With so many abilities at his disposal, he had completely forgotten—he had just the thing for this situation.

He lifted a finger.

"Rinnegan."

The Rinnegan Eye glowed brilliantly, and the illusory landscape transformed. The thick jungle was no longer a barrier. In its place stood a towering mountain, and carved directly into it—an entrance.

"There it is," he said calmly. "Let's move."

Without another word, Ryuunosuke strode confidently toward the opening. The rest of the crew followed without hesitation.

Buggy stared, stunned. He'd been searching blindly, but Ryuunosuke had found it with a glance. Still, he jogged after them without complaint.

Inside, soft light bathed the corridor. The source? Luminescent stones embedded in the walls, glittering like stardust.

"Even these things would sell for a fortune," someone muttered in awe.

But Ryuunosuke barely glanced at them. For him, wealth held no value—only power and purpose.

After a brief walk, they emerged into a large chamber.

At its center... a coffin.

"A coffin?" Buggy gasped. "This is supposed to be where the treasure is hidden, but..."

He rushed forward, kneeling beside it. The lid was already open—and it was empty.

"What the hell...?"

Had someone gotten here before them? But that couldn't be right. The sea monsters and desert beasts guarding the entrance were untouched. If anyone had passed through, those things would have been destroyed.

While Buggy panicked, Ryuunosuke quietly extended his Observation Haki through the chamber.

There.

In a concealed corner, almost invisible—was a box.

He teleported to it instantly, opened the lid... and found an Eternal Pose and a folded note.

"What is this?" he muttered, unfolding the paper.

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[If you're reading this, it means you've found what I left behind. I'm probably dead by now. But do you really think the World Government can hide the truth forever?]

[They never expected me to bury it here.]

—Rocks D. Xebec

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Ryuunosuke's eyes widened. Rocks? The infamous captain of the Rocks Pirates? The one responsible for the Battle of God Valley?

The Eternal Pose didn't point to a treasure—it pointed to a message.

The King... Could the real reason behind the God Valley incident have been a battle for the throne?

It explained everything.

The World Government, Pirate King Roger, Marine Hero Garp, and Rocks—all in one place, clashing violently. It had never made sense... until now.

Ryuunosuke's hand tightened on the note.

This wasn't just about treasure. This was about history—secrets the World Government wanted buried.

He turned and offered the note to Buggy. The clown-like pirate blinked, stunned.

"You should read this too. You came all this way. You deserve to know."

But before Buggy could grab the paper—

"Hey, Buggy," Ryuunosuke called out, raising an eyebrow. "Don't tell me you're eyeing that coffin again?"

Buggy froze, hand halfway to the casket, sheepish grin on his face.

"What? It's not like we're leaving empty-handed! If there's no treasure... might as well bring back the box!"

Ryuunosuke sighed. "You're unbelievable."

This guy... if there were nothing left but dust, he'd probably bottle it up and sell it as "ghost ashes from the legendary Rocks."

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