"That's awful," Usopp sympathized. He couldn't imagine a world where the ocean wasn't just smaller, but unsailable. He wondered what Bridget meant by left-overs. Maybe sea monsters made by evil scientists for the war or something?
"Where I'm from, the ocean covers the whole world. Other than the Red Line, everywhere is just different parts of ocean. The Grand Line's one of the big oceans, and I'm from East Blue, another ocean, and those two are separated by the Calm Belt, which is also a kind of ocean. They're just different because of the currents and weather patterns and things," Usopp explained clumsily. "Since it's hard to get from place to place, especially in the Grand Line, islands all tend to be really different from each other, so it's always interesting going to new places and meeting new people." That went for civilized islands, of course. Islands with no signs of civilization had a bad habit of being populated by horrible monsters. "So I guess there's no fishpeople where you're from either. What about giants?"
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"Where I'm from, the ocean covers the whole world. Other than the Red Line, everywhere is just different parts of ocean. The Grand Line's one of the big oceans, and I'm from East Blue, another ocean, and those two are separated by the Calm Belt, which is also a kind of ocean. They're just different because of the currents and weather patterns and things," Usopp explained clumsily. "Since it's hard to get from place to place, especially in the Grand Line, islands all tend to be really different from each other, so it's always interesting going to new places and meeting new people." That went for civilized islands, of course. Islands with no signs of civilization had a bad habit of being populated by horrible monsters. "So I guess there's no fishpeople where you're from either. What about giants?"