There was no doubt that Dr. Tsukimi was the moon researcher Doflamingo had been waiting for. After reaching an agreement with Dr. Tsukimi, Doflamingo prepared to retrieve the materials from Vegapunk's laboratory.
Although it was an abandoned laboratory, it had once belonged to Vegapunk, the scientific genius said to be five hundred years ahead of humanity's wisdom. Therefore, the World Government and the Navy still had guards stationed there.
But it was obvious that anyone stuck guarding abandoned laboratories in such a godforsaken place had to be fringe figures within the World Government and Navy.
After all, Vegapunk himself had already joined the World Government, so these abandoned laboratories naturally held little value.
Of course, even though the laboratories had been abandoned, their technology was still far beyond ordinary people's imagination. Much of it simply could not be developed because of limitations in current materials, manufacturing standards, and other conditions. That did not mean it was truly useless.
The World Government had probably been fooled by Vegapunk's use of the word "abandoned." Otherwise, they would never have been so careless about these two laboratories.
Naturally, this made things easier for Doflamingo. He cast an illusion, and the group swaggered into Vegapunk's abandoned laboratory to collect the blueprints inside.
Doflamingo was not picky. He simply copied every blueprint. Since Dr. Tsukimi had not come along, and no one in their group could possibly understand the value of the drawings, they might as well copy the entire lot.
After skimming through them, even Doflamingo could not help being amazed by Vegapunk's talent.
He could not understand those complicated blueprints, but he could at least tell that they covered machinery, the human body, biology, medicine, astronomy, meteorology, cells, and even quantum physics. In other words, Vegapunk had not merely delved deeply into a