Recruit Luffy at the start and build the strongest navy.

Recruiting Trafalgar Law?

It was actually this guy?

Thinking of Law, Kyle couldn't help but think of Corazon, his thoughts drifting back to four years ago.

In the year 1508 of the Sea Calendar, Kyle was only four years old.

Squeak!

The door to Sengoku's office was flung open. Sengoku, who was working on documents at his desk, frowned slightly, a vein bulging on his forehead. He looked up and shouted angrily:

"Garp, how many times have I told you, you have to knock before you come in..."

Before he could finish speaking, Sengoku suddenly stopped, because what appeared before him was not Garp's annoying face, but a small figure.

In an instant, Sengoku stood up, walked over to the little one, picked him up, and smiled like a chrysanthemum.

"It's Kyle! Are you bored? Why are you looking for Grandpa?!"

"Rosinante is at risk of being exposed. Vergo, who joined the Navy last year, is an undercover agent sent by Don Quixote Doflamingo to infiltrate the Navy!"

"Send a message to Rosinante, telling him not to easily pass messages to the navy!"

Without any preamble or hesitation, Kyle went straight for the ball.

Upon hearing this, Sengoku's pupils widened suddenly, and his body trembled, almost throwing Kyle away.

He stared at Kyle in disbelief:

"Kyle! How do you know all this?!"

"Never mind how I know this, the information I'm giving you is accurate. If you don't want anything to happen to Rosinante, you'd better pass on what I've said to him!"

Sengoku slowly lowered Kyle, his gaze slightly darkening as he looked at Kyle, his mind a jumble of thoughts.

"Who on earth was it?! Who told Kyle all this?"

"And he even knew about Rosinante, even though..."

Sengoku didn't continue thinking about it. Very few people knew that Rosinante had gone undercover, and the other party had even revealed the names of the Don Quixote family members who had come undercover.

That's right, Sengoku believes that someone must have told Kyle about this, and then Kyle relayed the message to him.

There's no other possibility than this! Otherwise, how could Kyle have gone to investigate on his own?

Are you kidding me? This is a child who is only four years old!!

After a long silence, Sengoku finally managed a smile and said to Kyle:

"Okay, Kyle, Grandpa knows about this. I'll handle it properly. You go have fun, okay?"

Kyle nodded and walked out the door, leaving Sengoku still frowning in the office.

He couldn't completely believe this news, but he couldn't completely disbelieve it either. Regardless of the purpose of the person behind Kyle, at least for now, the other party seemed to have good intentions.

Let's put aside figuring out the other party's identity for now and deal with the matter he sent us about Rosinante.

With this in mind, Sengoku immediately returned to his desk, picked up the Den Den Mushi (snail phone) on it, and began to make his arrangements...

My thoughts slowly returned to the present. Thanks to Kyle's actions, Rosinante's identity was not exposed, and he did not die at Doflamingo's hands.

He is still infiltrating the Don Quixote family to this day.

After the Warring States period, they also tried to probe Kyle's intentions and inquire about the people he was in contact with.

But several years have passed and nothing has been found!

This is perfectly normal. If someone doesn't exist, it would be a miracle if he could find out about them!

Kyle is not the kind of person who hesitates or shrinks back.

If he's afraid of everything, afraid that different things will change the future plot, then what's the point of knowing about those plot points?

This is the real world. What matters is not the so-called plot, but what he cherishes.

If you know there might be bad consequences and don't try to stop it, that's what makes you a real idiot.

Since he knows that Rosinante will die at Doflamingo's hands in the original story, he definitely wants to change that.

After all, Rosinante is his uncle, even though they've never met.

Moreover, in the original work, Rosinante's death was quite a blow to Sengoku.

He would do it even if it meant the Warring States period.

However, the premise for him to speak directly to Sengoku is that he is Sengoku's grandson.

If the identity were different, it might not be such a simple matter.

After considering all this, Kyle turned his attention to his mission target, Trafalgar Law.

The system's current task of recruiting Law means that Law has most likely been cured of his lead poisoning, which means he has most likely eaten the Op-Op Fruit just like in the original story.

But...Flying Swallow Island?

Isn't this the island that Rosinante fled to after his death in the original story?

How come Rosinante, who isn't dead, is there now?

Well, we'll find out the specifics when we get there.

Finally, Kyle looked at the rewards for this recruitment mission.

The enhancement of Armament Haki is self-explanatory and easy to understand.

The key point is the second one: understanding human weaknesses?

It sounds really impressive, but I don't know how effective it actually is.

He discovered that the rewards for recent recruitment missions were all more or less related to the recruitment targets.

The swordsmanship acquired by recruiting Zoro, the bloodline factor acquired by recruiting Sanji, and the current insight into human weaknesses.

The ability to understand human weaknesses may seem unrelated to Law at first glance, but don't forget what Law's profession is besides being a pirate in the original work.

It's a foregone conclusion that Law, who ate the Fruit of Op-Op, will inevitably become a doctor.

What are doctors good at?

How can you kill someone if you don't understand their weaknesses... cough cough!

How do we save lives and heal the wounded?!

He was starting to look forward to this ability!

Although this will not increase his actual combat strength, it is very useful in actual combat.

Every move I make targets your weaknesses. If you don't lose, how can I lose?

After a moment of contemplation, Kyle lay back down, enjoying life.

Recruiting Law isn't urgent. He needs to escort Moria back first before he can set sail alone.

Otherwise, it would be really inconvenient to bring someone along.

Time slipped away quietly as Kyle enjoyed himself, and soon several days passed before the warship finally returned to Marineford.

Kyle entrusted the task of escorting and handing over Moria to Sabo and his men.

This wasn't because he was too lazy to do the work; he simply wanted to train Sabo and the others.

Besides, having them take Moria back would boost their prestige, wouldn't it?

ε=(´ο｀*))) Sigh!

As the team leader, he was like a candle, burning himself to light up his teammates! He always considered his teammates' needs, so it would be a shame not to give him an award.

While Sabo and his men were escorting Moria, Kyle arrived at Sengoku's marshal's office.

At the door, he encountered several unexpected people. He raised an eyebrow slightly and said softly:

"Oh! Another king has arrived?!"

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