One Piece: I Am the Revolutionary Army

Luo Ya looked at the many fishmen brought by Fisher Tiger and was a little surprised. He knew that Tiger had a very high prestige among the fishmen. Facing Tiger, he said politely: "Welcome, Mr. Tiger."

Then, he shook hands with the fishmen one by one according to Tiger's introduction. The fishmen looked at Roya with a hint of curiosity in their eyes, because they all knew that Tiger was their savior.

However, one of the fishmen named Aaron was different. He showed strong hostility towards Roya. "Mr. Roya, we are here for Brother Tiger to save our people. We will not listen to the orders of a human like you." Aaron said bluntly.

"Aaron, shut up." The whale shark Jinbei on the side scolded.

Luo Ya remembered him as a straightforward fishman who seemed somewhat extraordinary.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Luo Ya, Aaron is not sensible." Tiger apologized to Luo Ya. Luo Ya waved his hand, indicating that he didn't need to mind.

"This operation is to liberate the slaves in the Sabaody Archipelago and even the whole world, and to raise the flag of freedom. There is no one leading anyone. As long as the goal is to liberate the slaves, whether they are humans or fishmen, they are all our comrades. All races are equal, and no one should be enslaved."

Luo Ya said, looking at Aaron, there was no anger in his eyes, only understanding and tolerance.

"So we need to unite, Aaron. We are not enemies. Our common enemies are those who capture people as slaves and those who protect the slave trade behind the scenes.

What we need to do is to completely cut off their hands that are reaching out to slaves, so that our compatriots will no longer be bullied." Luoya's words touched the fish people deeply.

At first, they just responded to Tiger's invitation and came to the Sabaody Archipelago to rescue their fellow merfolk.

Their knowledge of Roya was limited to the powerful human being that Tiger had mentioned.

But now, Roya's words made them realize that the boy in front of them was completely different from ordinary humans.

He does not discriminate against merfolk and has an incredible ideal. His ideal is to achieve equality between merfolk and humans and to fight against the injustice in the world.

Only Aaron snorted coldly with a tough expression.

Luo Ya didn't care about Aaron's attitude. His words were directed to all the fishmen present.

He knew that not all fishmen were as friendly as they seemed, and even with Tiger around, they were still somewhat wary.

Luo Ya understood that according to the information he had, the status of fishmen in the world plummeted after the global discrimination against fishmen two hundred years ago. It seemed that fishmen and humans were naturally hostile to each other, and this discrimination was deeply rooted.

Fisher Tiger was a fishman who surprised Roya. Perhaps it was because of his sailing experience that he saw things more clearly. He knew that the future of fishmen needed to cooperate with humans, and the real enemy was not all humans.

People who hold this kind of thinking, although they have a vague understanding of class, already have a basic revolutionary consciousness.

He is an outstanding proletarian fighter, who only lacks the last bit of ideological guidance to understand the world and form a systematic and clear cognition.

What the revolutionary army does is to guide the people to spontaneously revolt.

This guidance is not only for people with high consciousness like Tiger, but also for fishmen like Aaron. Roya did not feel any other malice from Aaron, which shows that although he is very hostile to humans, he has not taken extreme actions yet.

Aaron is the embodiment of the long-term discrimination of the fish people against humans. Luoya understands that to unite the fish people, they must eliminate their stereotypes about humans and let them know that not all humans are enemies.

Hatred should not be spread to an entire race, but the enemy and class should be clearly identified.

This is a difficult task, but Roya has never done anything easy since he founded the Revolutionary Army.

Some things, no matter how difficult or easy, must be done, otherwise it may backfire.

Roya's words touched the hearts of the fish people. He knew that the gap of two hundred years could not be eliminated in a short time, but as long as there was a change, knowing what kind of person he was, and paying attention to the actions of the revolutionary army in the future, it would be enough.

The revolutionary army relies on practical actions rather than empty talk. Whether in the Kingdom of Goa, the Kingdom of Lubni or Fushevans, they were all built up bit by bit by the soldiers of the revolutionary army.

The fishmen were arranged in their respective rooms in the cabin.

Roya's words touched their hearts. They understood that to save the slaves in the Sabaody Archipelago, they alone would not be enough and they needed the help of the revolutionary army.

Tiger stayed and apologized to Roya: “I’m sorry, Mr. Roya, Aaron just has an extreme personality.

He is not a bad person by nature, but he has been exposed to too many negative things. After all, he grew up in Fishman Street, which has a lot of dark sides. "

"He is very good to his people," Tiger defended Aaron. He has a close relationship with Aaron and watched him grow up. He knows that Aaron is not a bad person, but he hates humans.

Tiger didn't want Roya to misunderstand the fish-people and discriminate against them like humans generally did.

When he returns, he will consider recommending the Revolutionary Army to Princess Otohime. He believes that Roya can help Princess Otohime's actions make greater progress.

During the conversation, Roya asked about Fishman Street and Ryoma Kingdom.

Tiger talked about the past of Fishman Street, which was a place to adopt orphans but gradually evolved into a lawless place.

Roya suggested solving the problem of Fishman Street, and Tiger was very moved by this.

Roya and Tiger talked for a long time, and most of the time it was Tiger who was talking and Roya who was listening.

He heard Tiger talk about his years of sailing and the injustices and problems he had seen.

Although Roja didn't talk much, he always got to the point and responded to Tiger's questions.

Jinbei listened quietly on the side. He was not as experienced as Tiger, nor as profound as Roya, but he was the most competent listener, calm, introverted and full of wisdom.

His affection for Roya gradually grew. This human was different from the others. He really listened to the story of Fishman Street and discussed with Tiger how to change.

Roya invited Tiger to attend the internal class of the Revolutionary Army in the evening. This is the tradition of the Revolutionary Army. Even if the literacy rate is high, the ideological theory of the proletariat still needs to be learned.

The tradition began with Roya's lectures in the Kingdom of Goa and later spread throughout the world.

Tiger readily accepted it. He felt that he had met Roya too late and was obsessed with the ideas and theories of the Revolutionary Army.

Jinbei also felt closer to the word "comrade" and felt at home.

The arrival of the fishman is good news. The Revolutionary Army's intelligence work has never stopped. Roya also asked Brook to help write songs, hoping to inspire the slaves' hope and inner strength.