The Truly Powerful Ones with Infinite Potential Will Always Be Humans Themselves

"BOSS! You turned Golden Lion into..."

Looking at the legendary Great Pirate whose eyes were completely lifeless, like a walking corpse, Kalifa felt a chill run through her entire body. Her eyes revealed intense awe and fear.

She had always preferred to view things from the darkest possible angle, so she understood very clearly what this kind of power meant.

It meant that as long as her captain was willing, he could defeat every powerhouse one by one, including the Marine Admirals and the other three of the Four Emperors in the New World.

Then he could transform them all into puppets like this—puppets that would never betray him, were practically ageless, immortal, incapable of becoming crippled, and retained all the combat instincts and Devil Fruit powers they possessed while alive.

Once this puppet army reached a certain size, the entire world would have to kneel and welcome the birth of a new king.

Allen clearly knew what Kalifa was thinking and explained with a smile, "Don't make this ability sound so terrifying. In fact, while there aren't many restrictions on creating puppets, controlling them is a huge problem. You must know that after all memories and emotions are erased, puppets are like machines that can only obey orders. Once the commands given contain an obvious logical flaw, they can be exploited by the enemy and even destroyed without the slightest effort."

"A logical flaw?" Kalifa keenly seized upon the keyword.

"That's right." Allen nodded lightly. "For example, if I ordered Golden Lion to capture someone but didn't specify how he should respond under extreme circumstances, the enemy could exploit that by threatening suicide, leaving the puppet unable to advance or retreat, or even causing it to self-destruct. Remember, no matter how powerful a puppet is, it is only a