One Piece: I Am the Revolutionary Army

After three days, Roja learned a lot of fighting skills from Roger. Roger's attainments in this area are extremely high, and almost no one can beat him. His physical skills, swordsmanship and domineering are very strong, and no one in the revolutionary army can compare to him. Even the strongest general Zephyr has a clear gap compared to Roger.

Roya learned that the highest level of Observation Haki is to predict the future. At the beginning, you can only predict what will happen a few seconds later, but with training, you can see farther into the future and the frequency of triggering will be higher. At first, you need to stay calm to trigger it, but later it will become arbitrary. To achieve the ability to predict the future, the foundation of Observation Haki must be very solid, at least it must cover the entire island. Roya wrote down these valuable experiences in his notes. There are only a handful of people in the whole ocean who have such experience.

Roger watched Roya take notes and smiled, "You really love taking notes." Most of this information was the skills he had taught Roya in the past few days, including physical skills, swordsmanship, and domineering training methods.

Roya told Roger that he would combine the combat experience of Zefa, Long and others to compile a systematic practice book to teach people how to practice and fight. "I've wanted to do this for a long time, but I just don't have the time. With your experience, the book will be of a higher level." Roger agreed.

Roger looked at Roja's notebook, thinking. If this book could really be completed, its influence might be beyond his imagination. The government might try to destroy it at the first opportunity, but if the Revolutionary Army did not fall, the book might be passed down for thousands of years until humans surpassed Taijutsu and Haki.

Roger looked at Roya, a man who always had the courage and foresight to do things that would transcend the length of life and become part of civilization. "Will this book be circulated among the revolutionary army?" he asked.

"Not just limited to the Revolutionary Army, one day, I will spread it to the whole world." Roya said with a firm look.

"The whole world." Roger's voice was a little dry. "Will my name be in the book?"

Luo Ya looked at Roger and nodded: "Of course, your experience is too valuable."

"That's good, it can be considered a kind of inheritance." Roger smiled with relief. He wanted to change the world, ignite passion, and conquer the Grand Line. And now, he has left behind something that changed the world, not just a pirate story, but something more meaningful.

"I see it, Mr. Roya, the dawn of the coming world." Roger looked at Roya taking notes and said to himself.

Roger once thought that the revolutionary army's fight against the powerful world government was just a beautiful dream, but now he sees the essence. Whether it is advanced ideas or the combat training book being compiled, they are extremely precious, and in the world's concept, these originally belonged to the strong and the nobles. But in the revolutionary army, these precious things can penetrate into every soldier.

The revolutionary army wants to train every soldier to be strong and wise, and the knowledge and education of the upper level can also be shared by the lower level. There is no threshold for knowledge, technology and practice here, it is free, and everyone has the right to pursue freedom.

The Revolutionary Army provides nutrients to each soldier like protecting a seedling, helping them grow. The World Government, on the other hand, oppresses everyone, hoping that they are stupid and weak, and live like slaves for the rest of their lives. Roger sees an incomparably vast freedom, wider than the sea, beyond the limits of time and space.

Roger had never felt so relaxed, as if he could hear the tide of the times rolling in, countless people walked out of their islands and overthrew the world government. Roya's voice pulled him back from his thoughts.

"What's wrong?" Roger asked.

"It's okay, go on. I'll tell you everything I know, and you must remember it." Roger said with a smile.

"No problem." Luo Ya smiled and waved the pen and paper in his hand.

The cold light flashing from the tip of the pen was colder than any sharp sword, enough to cut the world. But Roger didn't know that the systematization of combat skills and domineering training was only part of Roja's plan.

In the chat room outside, Long said with emotion: "Absorb the practice experience of masters, organize it into a system, and finally write a book, from top to bottom, so that everyone can become a dragon. Mr. Luo Ya's realm is really high."

The Revolutionary Army had many fighters, but Long had never thought of doing what Luo Ya did. He had to admit that his opponent's vision and pattern far exceeded his own. With advanced ideas, investigation and practice methods, and the experience of practicing the strongest, the Revolutionary Army fighters were strictly trained both mentally and physically.

If you think about it carefully, from the time Roya went to sea until now, he has been learning and recording, and then spreading these experiences to the entire revolutionary army. This is also the reason why the revolutionary army can grow and progress rapidly.

Although the revolutionary army's high-level combat power is not strong, the grassroots soldiers are of high level, and many veterans can manage and organize independently, which is very impressive. Long was a little ashamed that he had not considered this aspect before.

Although there is special training for gifted children within the Revolutionary Army, it is more like the training of naval recruits, not for everyone. Roya truly utilized the power of information in books.

"There is still a big gap between me and Mr. Luo Ya." Long couldn't help but sigh.

Sengoku also admitted that although the navy had also summarized combat skills, it was far from as thorough as the Revolutionary Army. After he became the marshal, he improved the navy's promotion system, and jointly with Garp and others created the Navy Six Styles, and promoted it within the navy. But this promotion was not comprehensive, and was limited to the recruit camp and talented people. Soldiers like the Four Seas could not learn unless they were talented enough to be promoted to the Grand Line. Not to mention the domineering training methods.

Other physical skills or swordsmanship are usually private secrets and will not be taught easily. In general, the Navy is selective, and the six styles are still a monopoly resource. The Revolutionary Army is open, and everyone at the bottom can get in touch with it. Obviously, the Revolutionary Army's method is better. Although most people cannot practice it, they will become stronger through this method.

What Roja did was obviously not limited to the six-style combat skills and training methods, but also included Roger's swordsmanship, as well as the possible addition of