Chapter 1880 One Man Suppresses Three Emperors: How Strong Was Garp in His Youth?

Chapter 1880 One Man Suppresses Three Emperors: How Strong Was Garp in His Youth?

Even if there are good people among the owners of these resources, the problem can be solved entirely through technological means.

As he said, they could simply register their resources first.

Once the "Apocalypse" AI is in place, it will leverage its powerful data analysis capabilities to conduct a "sin assessment" of every individual or group that contributes resources.

For those who are determined to be guilty of heinous crimes, their resources will be confiscated directly; for those who are guilty of minor crimes or are innocent, they can be compensated or redeemed through equivalent wealth, land, or rights in the new system after the establishment of the new order.

Therefore, Ace had absolutely no need to accumulate resources on his own; doing so would be far too inefficient.

Since he has chosen to change the world with "Infinite Tsukuyomi" and has awakened the Rinne Sharingan, possessing the ability to cast "Infinite Tsukuyomi," he himself has the qualifications and ability to redefine the rules of the world.

The right approach is to leverage their resources to quickly build the framework for a new world, and then use this improved framework to achieve more refined and equitable governance.

However, considering that Ace was a good person, but also a pirate in the original future, he wouldn't be so "merciful." Kaito Kuroba thought that he had simply forgotten.

that's the truth.

Ace: "Clapping.jpg"

Ace: "So that's how it's done!"

Ace's eyes lit up when he saw Kaito Kuroba's words, and he slapped his forehead!
His previous thinking had fallen into a misconception.

Using "Infinite Tsukuyomi" and "accumulating points" are not independent things in themselves; he just subconsciously separated the two.

In fact, he could have achieved the latter by using the former.

If he activates "Infinite Tsukuyomi" to alter the memories and cognition of everyone in the world, he will be the true ruler of the world, and everyone will unconditionally trust him and obey his commands.

Then he can order the world government, navy, major powers and even all individuals to voluntarily hand over their rare resources and exchange them for massive amounts of points through chat groups.

This amount of points is enough for him to redeem an artificial intelligence similar to "Apocalypse," and there's still a huge amount left over.

He can also use the remaining points to exchange for other necessary resources or technology from the chat group to quickly advance the construction.

In this way, the entire process forms a perfect closed loop.

The entire process will be compressed into an extremely short time, and the framework of the new world can be built almost in the blink of an eye.

"Why didn't I think of that before?"

Ace rubbed his hands together excitedly.

He had to admit that his way of thinking was sometimes too "honest," or rather, still carried some old habits, and he didn't see himself as a "god" who was about to reshape the world.

Boil Daigo into soup: "."

Boil Daigo into soup: "So, you all came up with this method?"

Daigo's lips twitched slightly.

So, besides Ace, was he the only one who didn't think of this approach?

Is he too naive?
Mingming felt that he had changed a lot after joining the chat group.

An ordinary group admin: "I don't know about others, but I've thought of something."

An ordinary group admin: "Isn't this just the most basic thing?"

An ordinary group admin said: "Even if you don't do it now, you'll have to do it later."

An ordinary group owner said: "After all, you only rule the world, which doesn't mean all the resources are in your possession."

An ordinary group owner said: "If you want to get more points, you still need to turn the resources in the hands of those forces into your own."

Su Yun said it was only natural.

In her opinion, this kind of thing didn't even require thinking; she naturally knew what to do.

Daigo didn't expect this, which only shows that his Ultraman is still too "bright". No wonder the "dark form" is a form rather than the normal form.

An ordinary group owner: "However, Infinite Tsukuyomi is not useful for everyone."

An ordinary group owner said: "Maybe someone can break free from the Infinite Tsukuyomi by using Devil Fruits or the power of Haki."

An ordinary group admin: "Then I'll go and cause you trouble, and do everything I can to stop you."

The ordinary group admin: "At that time."

Ace: "I'll take care of them then."

Ace: "I will make them see with their own eyes how the world becomes the way I want it to be."

Ace said without hesitation.

An ordinary group owner: "No, I mean you can get those whose memories you've successfully altered to help you fight them."

An ordinary group owner: "The Five Elders, the Knights of God, the Seven Warlords of the Sea, Kaido of the Beasts, etc., anyway, you don't need to care if they die."

Now that they've become the masters of the world, why would they need to do anything themselves?
Just let your subordinates do it.

Don't worry about the pirates, the Five Elders, or the Knights of God dying; they'll die eventually anyway.

Let's just consider it an early release.

They can still play a role before they die.

Ace: "."

Ace: "So that's what you mean?"

He thought Su Yunqing was trying to tell him that he needed to deal with those who had broken free from his "Infinite Tsukuyomi".

It's pretty much the same, except he didn't do it himself.

Ace: "Then I'll log off now."

Ace: "I'll use Infinite Tsukuyomi after I defeat Grandpa."

Although he can use "Infinite Tsukuyomi" now, he still needs to prepare and organize what kind of instructions to implant in their minds to avoid logical errors that could cause them to break free.

An ordinary group admin: "Why don't you do a live stream?"

An ordinary group admin said: "I'm really curious to see how you plan to convince Garp, and what Garp's reaction will be when he hears that you're going to become the god of the new world."

The son of Pirate King Roger planted the God Tree, awakened the Rinne Sharingan, and prepared to use "Infinite Tsukuyomi" to modify the memories of everyone in the world, becoming the god of the new world and reshaping it into the way he wanted.

It's hard to imagine what kind of expression Garp would have after hearing these things.

He spent his entire life in the Navy; his son became the leader of the Revolutionary Army, and his grandson wanted to become the Pirate King. Another grandson, though neither a member of the Revolutionary Army nor a pirate, was determined to do something even more terrifying than them.

Garp isn't having an easy time either.

Whitebeard: "Kurarara, I'm also curious to see how Garp will react."

Whitebeard: "But given his personality, he'll probably fight Ace first, yay!"

Whitebeard recalled the time at God Valley, when Garp fought against him, Kaido, and Big Mom all by himself; those who didn't experience that war would find it hard to imagine the power Garp possessed.

Although Kaido had not yet eaten the Blue Dragon Fruit at that time, he gradually came to understand the principle that "Haki is above all else".

However, Garp is old now. Although he is still very strong, strong enough to defeat any admiral or Yonko, he is still far weaker than when he was young.

However, compared to when he hadn't joined the chat group, his strength actually declined at a slower rate.

Ace: "Live stream?"

Ace: "Okay, I'll start the live stream after I meet with Grandpa."

Ace did not object to this.

It's just a battle, and going live won't affect him at all.

In the world of One Piece, on the Grand Line, on an island in the sea beneath Skypiea.

The island is unremarkable, with lush vegetation and only a few simple wooden docks and a few houses that look like temporary resting places for fishermen or passing merchant ships.

The architecture is simple and unadorned, blending seamlessly with its surroundings and appearing very understated.

On the sea not far away, a standard naval warship was slowly sailing towards them.

On the bow deck, a figure of unusually tall and burly stature, draped in a naval "justice" coat, stood out conspicuously. He wore a comical dog-head hood and was nonchalantly munching on senbei (rice crackers) – none other than the naval hero Monkey D. Garp.

Beside him, the equally tall Admiral Aokiji Kuzan leaned lazily against the railing, his eye mask pushed up to his forehead, revealing slightly tired but deep eyes.

He held a report in his hand and reported to Karp in a somewhat languid tone:

“Mr. Karp, according to intelligence, the members of this emerging force have very peculiar behavior patterns.”

"They rarely raid actively; most of them operate as bounty hunters, merchants, or even adventurers throughout the Grand Line, but..."

Aokiji flipped through the report, paused after seeing one section, glanced at the seemingly peaceful island in the distance, and then continued:

"Their members are widely distributed, and they seem to have an extraordinary obsession with collecting Devil Fruits, Seastone, famous swords, and various minerals and ancient books with special value."

“A large amount of these resources are flowing into this sea area through various channels. Or rather, into that invisible ‘sky island’ above our heads.”

"And the island in front of us is their temporary base here."

After Aokiji finished speaking, he waited for Garp's instructions or comments.

However, all that answered him was a loud and even snoring.

“ZZZZZZ”

Garp had fallen asleep while clutching the bag of rice crackers, his dog-head hat rising and falling slightly with his breathing.

Aokiji watched this scene and sighed helplessly. He turned his gaze back to the seemingly peaceful island, but a doubt arose in his heart.

Logically speaking, this emerging force should not have attracted the attention of the Navy, especially the "Five Elders" who are the highest authority in the World Government.

Their members did not become pirates, nor did they openly plunder or attack naval institutions; in fact, they adhered to the basic order of the sea to a certain extent.

Although they are keen on collecting various resources, legally, the navy has no right to interfere as long as they are not obtained through illegal means.

According to standard procedure, such forces would at most be recorded by the naval intelligence department, and would never rise to the point where they would need to pay special attention to them.

"But the Five Elders issued the order directly."

Aokiji's brows furrowed slightly, revealing an unusual aura.

Why are they so focused on this force?

After thinking for a while, he shook his head.

Since they couldn't figure it out, they put it aside for the time being, and their task was only to "investigate," which didn't mean they had to do anything.

Aokiji yawned and adjusted to a more comfortable position, leaning against the railing.

"Let's wait until Mr. Garp 'wakes up' before we act accordingly."

As the warships approached, the island's full view gradually became clear.

The outer perimeter does indeed consist of only some simple wooden huts and a dock, but when you look beyond these surface structures, you can discover some signs that make it different from ordinary islands.

A clearly manicured dirt road winds its way into the interior of the island.

Neat terraced fields and medicinal herb gardens have been created along the roadside, planted with some strangely shaped plants that emit faint energy fluctuations.

Some simple but sturdy warehouses are built against the mountain, and you can vaguely see people pushing carts loaded with boxes in and out.

Further away, you can even see several workshop-like buildings powered by windmills and water, with faint sounds of metal clanging and low humming coming from them.

A large number of people were gathered in an open space in the center of the island.

They lined up in several orderly rows, with what appeared to be a few simple registration points at the front of the rows.

People opened their bags and boxes, which were then counted and recorded by several people in charge of registration.

Through the occasional gaps in the open lid, one can see minerals gleaming with a strange light, carefully preserved plants, and even some oddly shaped fragments of weapons or artifacts.

A busy and focused atmosphere filled the air.

All of this shows that the island is not a simple place to stay, but more like a resource collection and transit station.

As the naval warships, bearing prominent flags, slowly entered the harbor, the previously bustling atmosphere on the island suddenly came to a standstill.

Almost instantly, everyone who was working or queuing stopped what they were doing, raised their heads in unison, and turned their gaze to the huge warship on the sea.

Their faces did not show the awe, curiosity, or welcome that ordinary people often see when they meet the navy; instead, they showed a mixture of vigilance, scrutiny, and even rejection.

The conversations ceased, the movement of carrying items stopped, and the entire island fell silent.

Some people instinctively gripped their weapons or slightly adjusted their posture, as if ready to deal with any unexpected situation.

Although no one took any drastic action, the silent, collective vigilance created an invisible pressure that permeated the air.

These people reacted with a training unlike that of ordinary civilians or businessmen.

They were clearly very wary of the navy's arrival, and may have even anticipated this day would come.

The blue pheasant, leaning against the railing, took in all of this.

His languid posture remained unchanged, but the look in his eyes behind his sunglasses had sharpened.

"He's definitely not simple."

He muttered to himself.

This highly organized response, coupled with a clear distrust of the navy, is not something an ordinary power would exhibit.

The attention from the Five Elders seems to be well-founded.

It seems that this "investigation" may not have been as easy as he thought.

(End of this chapter)