One Piece: My Spirit

Along the way, Charles, Shan Shan and others listened to Habu's introduction of the main changes in the East China Sea over the years, while Monet listened quietly and carefully, the more he listened, the more frightened he became at the same time.

As for the sugar, it seems that he has no interest in these things, and always clings to Mari Luli. At least now everyone can see that San Tang really, really, really likes Mari Luli very much. Even when he is sleeping or taking a bath, he still wants to be with Mari Luli.
Facing such enthusiastic Granu, Mary Luli was also very distressed about it.

"It's 12 noon, and now your favorite Hamedas will broadcast the weather for everyone"

Suddenly, a familiar voice rang from the radio in the carriage.
"Hamedas??"

Both Charles and Coral looked at the radio in astonishment.
"The clouds in the southwestern part of the East China Sea are increasing. It is expected that there will be small to heavy rainstorms in the next two days, and the areas affected are the Rose Principality and the Kingdom of Kais.
Well, today's weather forecast is over, so remember to bring an umbrella when you go out~~
Here is your lovely Hamedas's weather cabin~~~ See you tomorrow~~"

Charles: "."

coral:"."

And Monet and Granose looked at each other, they didn't understand why everyone suddenly fell into silence, and at the same time there was an inexplicable embarrassment, but it was Robin who burst out laughing at this moment.

And Habu also looked at Charles with an embarrassed face: "This...how should I talk about it?"

The voice on the radio just now is undoubtedly Hamedas, but shouldn't the other party be in Visalia, 'Little Sky Island'?

How could it appear in the East China Sea? No, it should be said how could it appear on the radio, and even become a weather announcer? !

The heads of Charles and Coral are full of question marks!
"Actually, it was Guina's idea."

Habu roughly explained the cause and effect, and after listening to it, Charles was also stunned, and couldn't help but smiled bitterly: "Guina is really... too powerful."

In fact, because of the Golden Lion, Visalia suffered a lot of damage, and it was precisely because of Guina's help that Visalia was able to rebuild Visalia.

Taking this opportunity, Kuina also established a good relationship with Visalia, and Shire also knew about this.

As an aid to Kuina in manpower, material and financial resources, Visalia used their meteorological technology to build a "weather forecasting system" for Kuina, mainly using the lines of sea trains and ship routes.

What happened next was unclear to Charles.
But after establishing this 'weather forecasting system', Guina asked the people from Visalia to simply train a few technicians to operate this 'weather system' under the pretext of 'there are no technical personnel with relevant knowledge'.

After that, Kuina invited scientists from Visalia as "specially invited teachers" to popularize simple meteorological knowledge for school children and adults.

With the increase of sea trains, the sea area covered by the line is also increasing, so the original 'weather forecasting system' needs to be upgraded.
ring by ring
Therefore, the relationship between Visalia and Kuina is getting closer and closer. Even though the people in Visalia know Kuina's little thoughts, what Kuina does is also interesting to meteorologists like them.

As a meteorologist, I have been dealing with meteorological science all my life, but as we all know, the average age of meteorologists on Visalia is over 70 years old, and even the youngest is 65 years old. They are all a group of elderly grandpas and grandmas!
For a group of people in pursuit of knowledge, age is never the key, even for meteorology, age means 'experience'!
There is no limit to learning, and the pace of human pursuit of knowledge will never stop.

My life has a limit, but knowledge has no limit. Whether it is Haredas, or Hamedas and others, they all understand that their lives will eventually come to an end, but there is no end to the pursuit of knowledge.

So from a long time ago, the scholars on Visalia have been thinking about how to 'inherit'. Human life is limited, but the reason why human beings can still exist after hundreds or thousands of years is because of 'inheritance'!
A legacy passed down from generation to generation!
Scholars like Hamedas, who don't want to dedicate their lives to meteorological research, will lose their hard work!

But they also understand that Visalia's "meteorological science" is a double-edged sword, which is why Visalia scholars are distressed.

And Kuina is also keen to capture this point.
"In my opinion, no matter what kind of knowledge, it is always people-oriented, to make life better.

Without the help of everyone in Visalia, the operation of the sea train would not have been so smooth. It is also your knowledge that has greatly reduced the innocent sacrifices caused by natural disasters, protected many ordinary people invisibly, and made everyone's life better.

I know what everyone in Visalia is worried about, and I don't have any coveted attempts, but I have an immature idea, please consider it.

The method by which organisms continue their life is 'offspring', and the method by which plants continue their life is 'seeds', and what I am asking is to leave a 'seed' of possibility for the people in this land and this sea.

The miracle of human beings comes from the inheritance of spirit.

But you have also seen that this kind of "inheritance" is lacking in this sea. I hope that everyone in Visalia can seriously think about this matter.

All you need is to plant a small seed that may sprout, and sooner or later, it will grow into a towering tree like you. "

Hamedas and the others were also impressed by Kuina's words.

Seeds, originally just ordinary words, made Hamedas and other scholars in Visalia feel a power. Perhaps this is due to the expectation of each limited life for the "future".

So the scholars in Visalia were all moved by Guina's words, and decided to stay in the East China Sea. They established the "Weather Cabin", a radio channel for weather forecasting. At the same time, they also wrote "enlightenment reading materials" related to meteorological and weather knowledge, and systematically summarized "elementary and intermediate knowledge of meteorology" suitable for ordinary people to learn and read!