Pirates: Conquering All Worlds
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[CIPHER POL-No. 3 File] [Grand Line First Half Sea Monitoring (1506) No. 7] [Issuer: Lloyd Martin] [CIPHER POL-No. 3, Fifth Squad Report on the Citywide "blood river baptism" Incident in Lulusia Island City] [At exactly midnight on November 11, under the call of the current mayor, Seki, more than 300,000 citizens gathered to pray for the descent of the "River of Blood."] [...] [It was ultimately determined that 218,432 people successfully passed the "baptism." Of them, 190,000 were granted the vampire title of "Knight," 1,165 were granted the vampire title of "Baron," and only two were granted the vampire title of "Viscount." (Note: Mayor Seki is also a "Vampire Viscount.")] [The number of failed deaths was 84,352. We noted that most were children under sixteen and youths under twenty-five.] [However, among middle-aged people and the elderly over fifty, the success rate clearly rose in direct proportion to age. Investigation and analysis preliminarily indicated a direct connection to their will to survive.] [Our department recommends further strengthening restrictions on applications for vampire baptism, especially for the elderly.]
Inside the tree house in the Flower Chamber.
Imu sat on the living room sofa, thoughtfully reading the virtual report floating before his eyes.
Through the half-open door beside him, he could vaguely see Teresa asleep on the bed in the bedroom.
Outside the tree house.
Clare, Irene, Audrey, and the others stood guard around it, occasionally glancing at the brightly lit window.
"So, the children were almost completely wiped out, nearly half the young people were lost, but most of the elderly successfully became vampires."
Imu suddenly felt that this outcome was quite reasonable.
After all, what kind of willpower could children have?
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