Mousse had actually planned to implant the Electric ability into his mother, Charlotte Linlin. With unrivaled strength and godlike speed nearly akin to Teleportation, she would truly be invincible!
But after successfully researching this path—the previous invisibility had been developed by Vegapunk—Mousse learned that the route Queen had envisioned was unique. Aside from commonplace abilities like super strength, each ability could only be transplanted into a single target.
In other words, now that Mousse possessed the power of electricity himself, he could no longer give it to his mother. In that respect, it was the same as Germa 66's original Cyborg technology, except that multiple abilities could be concentrated in one target to make them more outstanding.
Moreover, like Vinsmoke Judge, Queen had only considered how to achieve and implant the abilities, never how to extract them. Mousse would have to research that from scratch.
Considering that Charlotte Linlin had not suffered an episode in several years but still could not put her children at ease, Mousse felt it was better to keep lightning's godlike speed for himself.
Speed gave one every advantage, but if you did not know trouble had arisen somewhere far away, you could still be too late to save anyone. So, through Stussy, Mousse planted an informant aboard Fisher Tiger's ship.
By then, Fisher Tiger found it difficult to trust humans, but Mousse's informant was a Fish-Man.
Fish-Men could betray their hero, yet humans could also be moved by the heroism of another race. Not long after Fisher Tiger accomplished his great feat, former Marine Headquarters vice admiral Monkey D. Dragon, who had already made several friends while traveling the world, finally resolved to overthrow the Celestial Dragons' decayed rule of eight hundred years. Thus, the Revolutionary Army was founded!
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