ONE PIECE CHAPTER 1138: HARLEY

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Probably already mentioned before but:
- The First World: The God of the Land created the Red line (They will not meet again (sea split in two))
- The Second World: The God of the Forest created the Devil Fruits
- The Second World: The God of the Sea created the Grandline (They will not meet again (sea split in two again, now four pieces))
- The Third World: The Sun God will remove the Redline and Grandline(They will meet again, the 4 sea's return to one piece)
 
The mural precisely depicted the war between they and them and finally showed us who he or is it her or it is? It also finally revealed the mystery of who or what changed the world or actually didn't change the world. Most importantly it showed us the parallels between the future and past or actually it showed us the present. At least we now maybe know who they may or may not be.
 
Probably already mentioned before but:
- The First World: The God of the Land created the Red line (They will not meet again (sea split in two))
- The Second World: The God of the Forest created the Devil Fruits
- The Second World: The God of the Sea created the Grandline (They will not meet again (sea split in two again, now four pieces))
- The Third World: The Sun God will remove the Redline and Grandline(They will meet again, the 4 sea's return to one piece)
You’re cooking 🍳
 
Probably already mentioned before but:
- The First World: The God of the Land created the Red line (They will not meet again (sea split in two))
- The Second World: The God of the Forest created the Devil Fruits
- The Second World: The God of the Sea created the Grandline (They will not meet again (sea split in two again, now four pieces))
- The Third World: The Sun God will remove the Redline and Grandline(They will meet again, the 4 sea's return to one piece)
One piece = the only one continent
All blue = the only one ocean
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@AverageNamiEnjoyer god of earth = Vearth
 
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So the only thing about the mural that bugs me is, why is it drawn like the winged dragon fighting the massive serpent? Like in the second world mural you can see all the allies of Nika together and clearly they’re all fighting the same threat; however, the way the dragon and serpent are drawn, opposing sides of the mural, and in midst of an attack seemingly clashing in the middle makes it look like they’re enemies.
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Long story short, Oda's actually been using two different "words" when he talks about Dragons in the original Japanese. He uses one kanji for "Western Dragons" like we saw on Punk Hazard and another kanji for "Eastern Dragons" like we saw with Kaido's Fruit. So, there are probably two different factions of dragons in this story. Possibly one aligned with the Land God and another aligned with the Sea God. "Fire" against "Water".

Or the Forest God given the Tree. Maybe each of the Gods have their own set of Dragons?

...Maybe? We'll see. A possibility to keep in mind, at least.

Although, I'll admit, the "Flaming Serpent" on the right side of the splash page does remind me of Ju Peter's Sandwom form a bit. I have to wonder if there's some connection, there.
 
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