One Piece has captivated fans with its complex storyline, full of adventure and mystery. One of the most intriguing aspects of the series is the use of symbolism and references that provide clues about the larger plot. Nefertari Lily is one such character who is associated with the Lily flower and is likely connected to the hidden mysteries of Wano and Pluton.
In chapter 127 of One Piece, there is an interesting moment where the antagonist, Crocodile, appears with a Lily flower. Observant readers can see the connection between Nefertari Lily, Crocodile, and possibly with Pluton. The legendary weapon Pluton is heavily sought after in the series and its location is kept secret. However, there is a Poneglyph in the Alubarna royal tomb that contains clues about its location.
Nefertari Lily turned down the opportunity to become a Tenryūbito and is likely to be a target of the World Government due to her valuable knowledge and secrets. As the story progresses, it is revealed that Pluton is in Wano, a country outside the control of the World Government.
The theory that Nefertari Lily may have hidden Pluton in Wano to keep it away from the government gains strength. The fact that the dates in One Piece support this speculation adds to the mystery. In chapter 1055, readers are shown Ancient Wano from 800 years ago. Interestingly, Nefertari Lily is also from 800 years ago, which suggests she may have had close ties to Wano and possibly traveled there with Pluton.
The Wall of Wano in the series also suggests that it was built after Nefertari Lily left Wano with Pluton. As the series progresses, fans continue to speculate about the connections between characters and the mysteries in the story. Is Nefertari Lily truly connected to the Lily flower shown with Crocodile and Pluton? Did she really hide Pluton in Wano? Only time and further developments in the story will provide the answers.
In conclusion, One Piece continues to captivate fans with its intricate plot, intriguing characters, and hidden mysteries. Nefertari Lily and Pluton are just one example of the many unanswered questions in the series, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with every new chapter. Only time and Eiichiro Oda’s brilliant storytelling will reveal the truth behind the enigmatic characters and their connection to the mysteries of One Piece.
