Although it felt a little uncomfortable to be called out by Kaelin just now, after reading a few pages of the materials Kaelin uploaded, Monkey D.
Dragon was completely convinced.
Look at others, then look at himself.
Comparisons really do kill!
One is reckless, the other is strategic.
If he didn’t fail, then who would?
But now Dragon was genuinely excited.
With a proven theory right in front of him, he wouldn’t have to run around like a headless chicken anymore.
Thinking of this, Dragon was ecstatic.
This kindness couldn’t be repaid.
He remembered that Gol D.
Roger had sent three red envelopes to Kaelin before, so Dragon quickly opened the red envelope interface.
After checking his own resources, he also sent three red envelopes.
Long Tulong sent Kaelin an exclusive red envelope!
Long Tulong sent Kaelin an exclusive red envelope!
Long Tulong sent Kaelin an exclusive red envelope!
They contained respectively:
[Dragon Claw Fist]
[Marine Six Styles]
[Advanced Armament Haki]
Kaelin saw someone sending red envelopes, so he immediately grabbed them.
He opened one—nothing.
Opened another—still nothing.
He didn’t even bother with the third.
Most red envelopes in this kind of chat group were just for fun anyway.
Whether you got something or not didn’t really matter—it was just part of the vibe.
But suddenly, Kaelin felt a warm sensation spreading through his body from his chest.
And, for no apparent reason, his hands felt stronger.
Is this my imagination…?
Kaelin thought, a little puzzled.
Just then, a new message appeared in the chat group.
Dragon Tulong: “Thank you for your explanation.
I’ve benefited a lot.”
This surprised Kaelin.
Was it really that exaggerated?
Wasn’t this just stuff you could figure out by thinking a little?
Still, modesty was important, so Kaelin replied:
Kaelin: “Not at all, not at all.
It’s all trivial stuff, nothing worth mentioning.”
Kaelin’s humble attitude, as if nothing significant had happened, left everyone in the group speechless.
Trivial?!
You guys are literally planning to overthrow the World Government!
The person in front of you is the leader of the Revolutionary Army—the man the World Government has been hunting for over a decade!
The world’s worst criminal!
Monkey D.
Dragon!
And yet, something that could shake the entire world was being discussed so casually in this bizarre chat group.
Everyone secretly felt lucky to be part of it.
They all knew that the information Kaelin had shared over the past two days was enough to change their lives.
It was no less valuable than the knowledge Roger had spent his entire life obtaining.
But Dragon was now focused on something else.
Dragon Tulong: “@Kaelin, I’d like to ask—if Dragon took Luffy away when he was young and trained him carefully, would he be able to play a greater role in the future?”
Send Monkey D.
Luffy into the revolution?
That’s kind of interesting…
A playful smile appeared on Kaelin’s lips.
Kaelin: “That’s actually a pretty good idea.
I’ve thought about it before.
Think about it—this Dragon guy, father of the protagonist, didn’t teach his own son and instead went off to start a revolution alone.”
“After working for more than ten years, he still has to rely on his son to overthrow the World Government in the end.
What do you think he’s been busy with all this time?
Isn’t that completely backwards?”
Now it was Dragon’s turn to smile bitterly.
When you put it that way… it really did sound a bit ridiculous.
What exactly had he been struggling for?
The correct answer had been right in front of him all along.
Kaelin: “Of course, Dragon doesn’t know his son is the protagonist, so you can’t really blame him.
But if he had trained Luffy from a young age, do you think Luffy would only be this strong in the future?”
“Look at Monkey D.
Garp and Dragon.
Dragon left Luffy alone, and Garp threw him to the bandit Curly Dadan.
His strength grew entirely through his own struggle.
If someone had properly taught him, Luffy would be on a completely different level in just a few years.”
“And the funniest part?
Dragon didn’t teach Luffy, but he picked up Luffy’s sworn brother Sabo, trained him well, and even made him his chief of staff.”
“If you ask me, Dragon might as well have just taken all three brothers—Luffy, Sabo, and Portgas D.
Ace—and trained them together.”
“At least then Luffy wouldn’t go out to sea acting brainless and relying purely on luck.
Without protagonist aura, he’d have died ages ago—and Ace basically grew up wild too.”
What!!!
Baterilla Island.
Suddenly, a powerful aura erupted from a certain house.
Birds flying past outside dropped straight out of the sky, fainting on the spot.
This… was the wrath of the Pirate King.
Anger was already written all over Roger’s face.
He gritted his teeth and said,
“Sakazuki dares to do this!”