He didn’t know what Kaelin needed, nor did he know anything about the world Kaelin lived in.
But thinking about it, it probably wasn’t too different from the world of One Piece.
If that was the case, then strength would definitely be needed.
With that in mind, Roger opened the red envelope feature in the chat group and sent several red envelopes to Kaelin.
The red envelope could share abilities with the other party, and it could also send items.
However, abilities could only be shared once, and items could only be sent once—and once sent, the item would disappear from this world.
This time, his red envelopes included:
[Roger’s Physical Skills]
[Roger’s Swordsmanship]
[Advanced Observation Haki]
Roger originally wanted to send a few more red envelopes to Kaelin, but it wasn’t that he was being stingy—he was just worried that if he gave everything at once, he wouldn’t have anything left to give next time.
If that happened, Kaelin’s future help would be for nothing.
Where would his pride as the Pirate King go?
It seemed necessary to quietly take note of Kaelin’s preferences.
Otherwise, he wouldn’t have the confidence to ask for advice in the future.
Seeing Roger send three exclusive red envelopes to Kaelin, the others immediately understood his intention.
They also realized that, because of the chat group, they had overlooked an important issue—no one was obligated to help them for free.
It seemed they would have to keep this in mind going forward.
Roger’s red envelopes also made a few of the less resourceful members feel a bit awkward—they didn’t seem to have anything they could offer in return…
East Blue.
“One Piece… Kaelin… I need to find a chance to ask my question next time.”
At that moment, a voice reported from behind the man.
“Mr.
Dragon, the meeting is about to begin!”
The man removed the hood from his head, revealing a resolute face marked with red tattoos.
This man was the leader of the Revolutionary Army, Monkey D.
Dragon.
Meanwhile, in the New World, Dressrosa.
“Heh heh heh… this is getting more and more interesting.
What about my fate?”
A cold glint flashed in Donquixote Doflamingo’s eyes, and the smile on his face turned chilling.
“Even if someone created my life, my destiny can only be controlled by me.”
…
New World, Wano Country.
“If it’s him, then he would definitely be able to change this country,” the thirteen-year-old girl said silently.
At that moment, a creature that looked like a kappa walked in from outside.
“Lady Hiyori, look what I brought back for you today.”
…
West Blue.
Inside a cave, a ten-year-old girl hugged her knees and buried her head, whispering softly, “Mom… what should I do?”
…
In the chat group, everyone except Roger and Kaelin shared the same concern.
If Roger’s life had been changed, would it affect their own lives as well?
Would history be altered?
At seven o’clock the next morning, Kaelin woke up on time.
Unlike students living in the dormitory, he lived off-campus, and the commute took longer, so he had to leave early.
After washing up, Kaelin unexpectedly noticed that his physique seemed to have improved significantly.
Muscle lines that had once been absent due to lack of exercise had become clearly defined, and even his abs had gone from a single block to a full eight-pack.
Not only that, but because he used to stay up late frequently, he often lacked energy during the day and looked tired.
Now, his entire mental state had changed.
His already handsome face—with sharp eyebrows, bright eyes, and a straight nose—no longer looked worn out.
Combined with his well-defined muscles, his overall temperament had become bright and energetic.
“What the hell is going on?
Is it because I went to bed early yesterday?
Or because I walked more after moving off-campus and got more exercise than when I lived in the dorm?”
Kaelin tilted his head, unable to figure out the reason, and could only attribute it to that.
On the way, Kaelin bought a pancake, eating it while walking, and took out his phone to check the latest news.
The class group was very quiet.
He opened the strange chat group he had joined last night, and no one seemed to be talking.
Kaelin didn’t pay much attention to it and instead went to check what was happening in the news today.
He hadn’t noticed that Roger had sent him red envelopes.
Last night, after sending them, Roger realized that since Kaelin had watched One Piece, he naturally knew what abilities they possessed.
If Kaelin received those abilities, he would quickly realize something was off with the group and might deduce that they were actual characters from One Piece.
If that happened, their plan to hide their identities would fail.
Because of this, Roger specifically asked the system to help him conceal the red envelope information so that Kaelin wouldn’t notice it.
It didn’t matter whether Kaelin knew he had sent the red envelopes—what mattered was that he had expressed his gratitude.
If Kaelin discovered it on his own, there would be nothing Roger could do.
After all, something like this could be hidden for a while, but not forever.
But by then, they should have grown familiar with each other.
For the sake of their friendship, Kaelin probably wouldn’t ignore them.