Starting as a pirate, he rose to become the strongest Shinigami in Soul Society.

Chapter 164 Dr. Genus: Another piece of garbage technology!

While Bane was enthusiastically discussing with Dr. Genus how to build the new naval headquarters here.

The warships gradually reached the top of Melvure.

After Ian stepped forward to remind him, Bane realized the situation. Soon, Dr. Genus controlled the island cloud and steadily docked the warship at the edge of the top of Melview Island. Then, the naval soldiers began to quickly build a gangway to connect the warship to Melview Island.

During this process, Bann was also observing Melvyu's situation.

At the center of the island, there is a huge palace complex, which is very magnificent and grand.

"Shiki really has great taste," Bane remarked, looking at the palace complex.

The entire palace complex exudes a regal aura. In comparison, the kingdom of Dressrosa is practically a latrine. In Bane's opinion, even the Holy Land of Mary Geoise is not as magnificent as this. The only place that can compare to it is probably the capital of Alabasta, Albana, whose architectural style is also very grand and suits Bane's aesthetic.

This palace must be Shiki's headquarters. Around the palace complex, there is a large circle of strange green plants. I remember that these things can ward off monsters on the island and protect the palace from their attacks.

Apart from that, there were no other buildings. The entire perimeter of the palace was a world of ferocious beasts and monsters.

Without any delay, after the passage was built, Bane quickly led the navy on the warships into a battle formation and advanced in an orderly manner toward the island palace complex.

Along the way, they encountered many strange and ferocious beasts. They were all quite strong, but they had no power to resist Bane and Ain. They were quickly dealt with, dragged away, and transported onto the warship to become Bane's reserve rations and food.

As Bane and his group moved forward, inside the palace complex, Shiki's chief scientist, Dr. Indigo, also noticed the situation by monitoring the Den Den Mushi.

He initially wanted to resist, but he quickly recognized Bane's identity and saw Bane and his group easily kill the beasts that surrounded them. His original will to resist was quickly shattered.

With Boss Shiki and the monsters on the island all defeated, how can these weaklings possibly fight against Bane, a master naval officer?

Furthermore, resources on the island are already starting to run out. If they continue to hold out, the order will eventually collapse completely. The remaining remnants will inevitably start fighting each other for resources, and Indigo, whose strength is not outstanding, may become the target of the "hunting".

At the same time, it is foreseeable that if they cannot leave Melvure, everyone on the island will eventually be trapped and die here.

The arrival of the navy, ironically, became a glimmer of hope in a seemingly hopeless situation.

Therefore, when Bane and his group arrived at the main gate of the palace, they saw Indigo, leading a large group of surviving remnants of the Flying Pirates, standing respectfully at the gate, as if to welcome them.

"You've finally arrived!" Indigo cried and scrambled to Bane's feet as soon as he saw the Marines, kneeling on the ground and sobbing, "We've been waiting for you all! We're victims, enslaved by Shiki and forced to serve him on this island! Please, Marines, save us!"

With him taking the lead, the remaining pirates behind him also began to sob and choke back tears.

Seeing this, Bane's face twitched involuntarily. A victim?

Do you think your appearance meets this requirement?

While it's wrong to judge a book by its cover, these pirates were all burly and grotesque, their faces menacing, as if the words "not a good person" were written all over their bodies.

"Stop crying, what are you pretending for? Just by looking at your faces, I can tell you guys are capable of anything except good deeds!" Bane kicked Indigo two meters away and cursed.

Indigo rolled twice on the ground, and realizing he had been found out, he awkwardly wiped away his tears and said timidly, "Lord Bane, we are willing to surrender."

"Don't say I'm not giving you a way out," Bane said with a grin. "Now I'm giving you two choices. First, I'll send you all to Impel Down to serve your sentences. Second, stay here; I'll still need you later."

Upon hearing that there was another option, the pirates became excited and expressed their willingness to serve Lord Bane!

Indigo excitedly said, "Sir, I am talented. I am a scientist specializing in biotechnology. I have a highly valuable technology that I wish to offer to you, so that I may contribute to justice and peace!"

"Alright, I'll appoint you as the Whip-Wielding Supervisor and reward you with 100 free draws every day!" Bane said with an evil smile, patting Indigo on the shoulder.

Although he didn't understand what the position meant, Indy still thanked Ben with tears in his eyes.

Next, the navy quickly took over the order here and put the surrendered pirate remnants in shackles and placed them under unified supervision.

These tasks were left to Ain, while Bane and Dr. Genus, led by Indigo, quickly headed to Shiki's research and development center.

The entire research and development center is filled with a large number of biological specimens, each of which looks strange and unusual. It also grows many herbs and has piles of books and documents as thick as mountains.

"For nearly twenty years," Indigo began, introducing the situation here.

Just as Bane guessed, Shiki's monster project here was to imitate the so-called Poseidon. The first stage of this technology has been completed, which is to use IQ serum to make normal creatures evolve rapidly. Usually, it only takes three days to transform an ordinary creature into a monster with extremely destructive power.

The reason this is called the first stage is because the monsters currently being created are not controllable. Indigo's next research direction is in this direction, but Shiki is obviously unable to wait any longer due to his age. Moreover, the creation of this monster can already help him achieve his strategic goals, so whether it is controllable or not is not very meaningful to Shiki, at least not at this stage.

So, according to the original plan, Shiki had already begun selecting targets. He intended to release some monsters into the East Blue to destroy a portion of the East Blue kingdoms in order to intimidate the world's ruling government, and then make a high-profile comeback. However, before the plan could even begin, he was killed by Bane.

Indigo was clearly very proud of his research achievements. Even now that he was a prisoner, his expression still shone with confidence when he introduced these technological achievements.

He also felt that he could prove his value through these technological achievements. After all, scientific research talents are relatively scarce, and the Navy has always had "recruitment quotas." Who knows, after Vice Admiral Bane realized the value of these achievements, he might be able to "recruit" him?

Going from a pirate scientist to a naval scientist might mean losing some freedom, but it's like coming ashore, which is pretty good, isn't it?

To make matters worse, after studying Indigo's findings for a while, Dr. Genos gave a disdainful look and said, "It's meaningless."

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

"As expected?" Bane said, not at all surprised.

When Indigo heard this conclusion, he was completely dumbfounded. No, this was research comparable to the Ancient Weapon, Poseidon!?

How could it be meaningless!?

Do you guys even understand technology?!

He originally wanted to argue angrily, but considering that he might be beaten to death, Indigo suppressed his anger and put on a fawning smile, saying, "Perhaps my description just now wasn't easy to understand. Here, I'll explain it to you both again."

However, before he could finish speaking, Dr. Genus interjected, "There's nothing you don't understand. This is produced through biological induction."

Dr. Genus launched into a long explanation of science, leaving Bane completely bewildered once again. Indigo was initially able to follow Genus's train of thought, but after about ten minutes, he fell silent, as if he were starting to doubt whether he was an idiot.

"Overall, your research is not bad in your environment, but for me, it was something I completed forty years ago. And considering the quality of the monsters you created, my research can be considered complete," Dr. Genus said dismissively, waving his hand.

Are you kidding me? I've created Dragon-level monsters before. What kind of rotten sweet potatoes and stinky bird eggs are these?

Without further attacking Indigo, Genos looked at Bane and said, "The only useful thing here is the biological evolution. Unlike the gene mutations and variations I studied back then, it's more natural and doesn't have any unnecessary stimulation, which suits your needs perfectly."

"So, it's perfectly fine to use it as an ingredient?" Bane's eyes lit up.

"Yes, these monsters have a variety of abilities. Some can breathe fire, some can generate electricity, and some are highly poisonous. Eating them can continuously increase your resistance to these elements. The energy within them should be more abundant than that of sea kings, which will also be a better aid to the further development of your physical abilities. We can later launch a large island here and establish a stable ecosystem to serve as your personal ranch," Dr. Genos suggested.

Yingdi, who was standing to the side, was completely dumbfounded.

No, the technology that Boss Shiki used to intimidate the world, you're planning to use it as food for your farms?

Is it that extravagant?

(End of this chapter)