(Pirates) Alliance of Victims of the Male Mother System

Sand Crocodile, who was looking for the ancient weapon Pluto and wanted to kill Whitebeard, accidentally found a strange stone tablet. The words on the stone tablet were obscure and difficult to understand. He subconsciously wanted to touch it, but in the end, a strange thing claiming to be the male mother system appeared in his mind. Sand Crocodile: "What can you do?" System: "I can find the children in the crowd who need the warmth of male mothers the most, and develop a perfect nurturing plan based on their situation." Sand Crocodile be like: And let him get the ability of one piece that cannot be hit with eight poles, useless. The system retorted: "Although I don't dominate the system, I can really fulfill your request." Sand Crocodile: "?" He followed the system's instructions and came to the most peaceful and weak sea area. During this period, the system kept nagging in his ears: "When you see Luffy later, when he is in danger, you will use the bitter trick. I think you have no hands anyway, so be cruel this time and give your arm away. Luffy will definitely feel guilty. When the time comes, he won't refuse if you ask for the One Piece." The sand crocodile scoffed. Until he saw the already famous red-haired Shanks, who was able to fight off the Whitebeard Pirates and escape unscathed, the intern on the Pirate King's ship, and who was hailed as the man most likely to change the pattern of the sea in recent years, was about to have his dominant arm bitten off by an inferior Sea King. Sand Crocodile: "...?" From this day on, he could never go back to his old life. [Reading instructions] 1. Cutting one's own leg flesh is not a serious thing. It is a lot of jokes. If you don't know about pirates, you will probably not understand it. 2. Not long, just for children to write and play with. 3. They say there is a victims' alliance, so there must be more than one, but I haven't thought of who it is. If you want to see it, you can tell me. 4. I'll add the rest as I think of them Motto: Sometimes choice is more important than hard work