One Piece: I Am the Revolutionary Army

[Perhaps we can create a robot that is comparable to an admiral? I see.]

【Be sure to act with caution and put safety first. 】

[I will communicate with Crow and handle it.]

[In the new experimental base of Vegapunk in Linghou, Roya is talking to a Den Den Mushi that looks like a dragon. ]

【After hanging up the phone. 】

[Vegapunk, who had been eavesdropping nearby, couldn't help but ask at this moment. ]

[“Can it be compared with an admiral-level robot? I didn’t expect Dr. Yuejian to have such a thing. It’s really enviable.” Vegapunk showed a hint of envy. ]

[A robot with the combat power of a general undoubtedly contains a lot of advanced technology. If he can get it and conduct research, it will definitely take his technical level to a higher level. ]

[“I’m afraid you left Baltimore too early.”]

[“I really had no choice. The resources on the island were too scarce, and there was simply not enough for me to conduct research.” Vegapunk explained. He had a deep affection for his hometown Balkimoia, but there was nothing he could do about it.]

[That’s why he went out to sea and became a pirate, his purpose was to raise funds for scientific research, and he even borrowed money at high interest rates.]

[“I wonder what the robot ‘Jia Gao’ that can rival the general looks like.” Si Jiacheng was also quite interested in this. ]

Roja, who was also present, felt the same way. What the Revolutionary Army needed most was a general-level combat capability. Such a force was like a moving disaster. It was very difficult for both technology and humans to reach this level. 】

[“Hey, Doctor, can you guys please take care of me? I’m almost drained of energy by you guys.” Jhin, who was lying on the bed, watched the two people chatting and couldn’t help but interrupt them helplessly. ]

[“Oh, sorry.” Vegapunk apologized, but he was not very fast in pulling out the needle. In his opinion, the blood of the Lunaria tribe was an extremely precious research resource, so he had to collect more.]

[“If there is nothing else, I will leave first, Mr. Luoya.” Jin quickly got up from the bed. He really didn’t like staying in the laboratory. After all, he was once captured by the World Government and handed over to the science class for research.]

[“Yes.” Luo Ya nodded and agreed to his departure. He still had some things to discuss with Jian Jiaweike.]

[“Tell us about your ideas on the cloning experiment.” Luo Ya rubbed his brows and spoke.]

[Vegapunk, who was still observing the extracted Lunaria blood with great interest, immediately became serious after hearing Roya's words. Lindberg, who had become Vegapunk's apprentice, was keenly aware of the change in atmosphere and wisely chose to leave the laboratory.]

[“What Judge intends to study is the technology of cloning armies and cyborgs. That is, using low-cost clones to form an army, and cyborgs use the characteristics of bloodline factors to transform the human body into something like steel machinery.” Vegapunk introduced.]

As the leader of MADS, after joining the Revolutionary Army, Roya thinks highly of Vegapunk. Almost all research funds are controlled by Vegapunk, and the funds of other MADS members need to be approved by him. He has talked to other MADS members about this. 】

[“This is a tricky problem.” Luo Ya sighed softly. Cloning soldiers involves the boundaries of morality and ethics. It may produce miraculous effects in the short term, but in the long run, there are huge hidden dangers.]

[“Is it feasible?” Luo Ya asked. ]

[“Very high. Once the life blueprint is completed, the basic difficulty of this technology will not be too great, especially since Judge is an expert in this area.” Vegapunk replied. After thinking for a moment, Vegapunk gave his advice.]

[Vegapunk was somewhat surprised by Roya's reply. He originally thought that Roya would directly refuse. After all, he was well aware of the impact and destruction of this technology on the existing order.]

[“But don’t be too happy too soon. I have a few conditions: First, I hope he can make a breakthrough in organ cloning and transplantation technology; second, he is prohibited from conducting cloning experiments without authorization, and all experiments must be conducted under supervision; third, the use of bloodline factors to transform others must follow the principle of voluntariness; fourth, I don’t allow the cloning army, but I hope he can consider using beasts with a certain degree of intelligence as a substitute.”]

【Roya is not stubborn. He believes that cloning technology should not be completely banned, but should be studied under certain constraints and focused on the medical field, such as for humanitarian purposes such as organ reconstruction. On the other hand, using clones as cannon fodder is not advisable, but cloned beasts are acceptable and more effective, because the clone corps envisioned by Judge is not a group of highly intelligent clones. High intelligence means greater risks, and using cloned beasts will not have such a high moral impact.】

[Regarding the cyborg, Roya thinks it is completely feasible. After all, most Devil Fruit users are already half cyborgs. As long as the principle of voluntariness is followed, the impact will not be too great.]

[In order to strengthen the power of the revolutionary army, Roya did not reject the possibilities brought by these technological advances and the impact on moral customs. He was ready to deal with various problems. The road ahead is always full of challenges, and we just need to solve problems as we go.]

[“That’s it.” Vegapunk agreed after a moment’s thought. He knew that Judge was most concerned about the experiment of transforming the human body with bloodline factors. Since Roya did not deny this, there was no problem. As for clones, as Roya said, there was not much difference between clones and cloned beasts in essence.]

[“What about the second one?” Roya continued to ask. The scientists in MADS would come up with more than just ideas like Jiazhi’s.]