One Piece: I Am the Revolutionary Army

In the mansion of the Clover Scholar, Roya's words echoed endlessly. However, surprisingly, Long expressed his firm opposition to this: "No, provoking a war by force will only bring more innocent tragedies."

Long was born against war. He had witnessed countless civilians displaced by war and too many orphans who lost their homes. In his worldview, the worst and most cruel thing in the world was war.

"Your idea is too idealistic. Without revolutionary armed struggle, how can the corrupt nobles easily give up the power in their hands?" Fujitora couldn't help but put forward his own point of view.

Luo Ya looked at Long deeply and then calmed down the debate. He saw that Long hated war from the bottom of his heart. Under such a premise, no debate could shake his belief - when a person hates something from the bottom of his heart, other people's debate will only make him more determined to stick to his own position.

"In addition to armed resistance, there are actually other ways." Luo Ya said this calmly.

"What other methods are there?" Although Long hated war, he was keenly aware from the conversation just now that Luo Ya's views were profound and even surpassed his own cognition in many aspects.

"It is more in-depth than verbal propaganda. We need to go among the people and spread advanced ideas." Luo Ya explained with a smile, "If you want the people to unite and fight for their rights, you must first liberate their minds, break the shackles of 'divine right of kings' and the supremacy of aristocratic blood, and let them recognize themselves and the nature of society."

"When they rationally realize their own position and rationally see the exploitative rules of the nobility, they will naturally unite and challenge the nobility."

"What advanced ideas are you talking about?" Long felt that he seemed to have touched the core of Luoya's thoughts.

"Take these two books and you'll know." Luo Ya took out two books and handed them to Long. Under the bright light, Long read out the title of the book: "On War."

"If you have any questions after reading, you can always ask me." Luo Ya said cheerfully, "These two books are extremely valuable and worth studying in depth for a while."

"Indeed, thank you very much." Long took the book. The brief exchange made him ignore Roya's age. As the Clover Scholar said, this was a person who was far ahead of him in terms of thought. Even though there were differences in some concepts, this did not prevent Long from appreciating Roya's profound ideological background.

"Can you give me a few more?" Yagyu, who was standing by, couldn't help but ask. He listened to the conversation between Roya and Long. Unlike Long, although Yagyu didn't have such a strong resistance to war, he was even more mature than Long in some aspects, which might be related to his experience as an orphan. Yagyu believed that the idea of ​​mobilizing the masses and carrying out revolution proposed by Roya was far more powerful than a simple speech.

"Of course." Luo Ya smiled generously. He had already prepared a lot of copies. "Thank you very much." Although Liu Sheng was dressed in a strange way, his attitude towards Luo Ya was extremely sincere. What surprised Liu Sheng was that when he saw Luo Ya dressed like this for the first time, he did not show any ridicule or contempt. Luo Ya showed an open mind and leadership qualities.

"It's a familiar routine. Luo Ya has started giving away books again." People in the chat room joked. Since the printing of the book "Collection of Revolutionary Thoughts", almost all the people who gave the book to Luo Ya have joined the revolutionary army, with a success rate of 100%. Now, Long, Hercules and Liu Sheng received the book from Luo Ya, and everyone seemed to foresee the possible results in the future.

The Five Elders of Marijoa felt relieved at this moment: no matter what the reason, as long as Long did not join, it would mean temporary safety. If Long really joined with Hercules and Yagyu immediately, the strength of the Revolutionary Army would undoubtedly be greatly improved.

At this moment, in the Kingdom of Kamabakka, Yagyu couldn't help but sigh: "It's a pity that I didn't join at that time. You were so stubborn at that time, Long."

Long Ye seemed somewhat helpless: "You also know that with my personality at that time, if it weren't for the O'Hara incident, it would be almost impossible for me to take the initiative to form an army and start a war. It was the tragedy of O'Hara that made me grow from a simple idealist to a brave and determined revolutionary fighter."

"But don't worry, we will all join the Revolutionary Army sooner or later." Long said calmly. Although he felt like Aokiji when he saw the naive self in the picture rejecting Roya, he wanted to go back to the past and wake up that self. But soon, he was relieved. He trusted Roya's personality charm and ideological strength, and he could successfully convince the naive and persistent self in the past.

"Because our ideals are consistent with the ideological foundation of Roya."

"Lead us to victory, Mr. Roya." Long stared at the huge screen, his eyes flashing with anticipation and longing, as if he was in another world.

As night fell, Roya lay in a spacious room, with Fujitora and Hercules inside.

"Mr. Luo Ya, do you think they will join us?" Hercules asked. He could feel that the strength of Long and the other three should not be underestimated. If they joined, it would undoubtedly have a significant impact on the revolutionary army.

"Of course we will." Luo Ya replied with a smile, "We are all on the same path, but they are just walking a little slower. We will slowly guide them forward."

The revolutionary army fights for all mankind, which is itself an idealistic color. People who hold idealism hate war deep in their hearts. Only when they have experienced certain things and realized that they have to arm themselves, will they further realize the transformation. It was through his ideological guidance that the revolutionary army crossed this stage in the early stage, while Long and his men were still groping in the dark.

"What do you think of Monkey D. Dragon, Mr. Roja?" Fujitora couldn't help asking. He had a good impression of Dragon, not because of his strength, but because he dared to say those words. In Dragon, Fujitora saw some shadows of Roja.

"Me?" Fujitora thought for a moment and replied, "He is an upright, kind-hearted man with noble character. More importantly, as the son of a navy hero, he chose to speak for the grassroots people and fight against the World Government. I think this is very rare."

"It is indeed very rare." Roya nodded in agreement, "In my opinion, Monkey D. Dragon is a person who transcends his own class. He is noble and pure, transcending vulgarity, and possesses unswerving passion and determination to change the world.

Although his actions have not yet produced significant results, he possesses a moral high ground and selflessness that Roger does not possess.”

"Roger has seen the dark side of the world, but he only focuses on pirates, which is essentially a compromise with the real world. Although Roger understands the darkness, he has been limited by pirates from the beginning and pursues self-interest. Most pirates are often extreme egoists, whether for themselves or the pirate team, and often ignore many problems for the sake of profit.

For example, the destructiveness and social unrest brought by battles, and even abandoning the bottom line of moral ethics, becoming murderers and robbers. Even though the Roger Pirates are more righteous among many pirates, they cannot escape their selfish nature. "

Dragon has the uncompromising passion and ambition to change the world that Garp lacks, and the noble morality and selfless dedication that Roger does not have. Compared to those powerful people who value freedom, dreams and influence, Roger is obviously superior to Dragon.

"But he still has a long way to go." Luo Ya said, resting his head on his arm. "People who transcend their own class often have a shortcoming, which is that they shout slogans loudly.