[Roger's Execution from the Start] [Embarking on the Pirate World's Civil Service Exam] [Pirate Affairs Administration] [Cultivators in the Pirate World]
As the Revolutionary Army's de facto second-in-command, Ian is a name few people know.
But when it comes to the director of the Pirate Affairs Administration secretly joining the Revolutionary Army, his subordinates have this to say:
Kuma: The director must have his reasons.
Robin: The pirate problem's been dealt with. Who should we take care of next? That's a tough one to guess...
Doflamingo: When is the director going to attack Mary Geoise?
While the Marines are busy protecting the Celestial Dragons and cleaning up after them, the Maritime Affairs Bureau, with its clearly defined duties, seems like a better choice.
"The Marines have too many complicated affairs to handle. My choice of the Maritime Affairs Bureau has a lot to do with my dislike of hassle," former Admiral Aokiji said.
"Get the pay right, and I'll crush the Four Emperors." Borsalino said, hurriedly accepting a mission and leaving.
Sengoku squeezed the Maritime Affairs Bureau's employment notice in his arms, then stared gravely at the Five Elders. "I quit!"
On the day Luffy set sail, a News Coo delivered the latest Morgans newspaper to Foosha Village. The front-page headline stood out:
"Young pirates in the latter days of the Great Pirate Era should have a greater spirit of adventure. They should have dreams and passion, and the courage to set sail..."
"Submitted by: Maritime Affairs Bureau, Division Seven: Jinbe"
"This should mean we hit our KPI target for the year, right?"
Far away on Fish-Man Island, Jinbe put down the newspaper in satisfaction.
(One female lead) (No Devil Fruit) (Nearly invincible) (System-based)
