April 1, 1511.
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Zephyr's new fleet has returned, but this time it seems rather rushed.
Moreover, they didn't let anyone rest this time, as if they weren't here to recuperate but just for a temporary supply replenishment, since they still had other things to do afterwards.
Out of concern for that old man Zephyr, I didn't force myself to go to the ship to hypnotize someone and extract information. However, Tesoro learned some things through other channels—indeed, sometimes "money" can do things that even "Pathway" cannot.
It seems that Zephyr discovered a Great Pirate lurking in the area where the Navy was operating and was preparing to take down these audacious individuals.
My own role-playing is progressing steadily, but apart from "Wind-blessed," the others are all stable roles...
The role of the Wind-blessed can be divided into two parts. One part is "imitating the habits of the wind," which is the "sudden change." The other part is something I discovered little by little later.
Travel with the wind!
Extending this further, it involves harnessing the power of nature... Anything that skillfully utilizes the power of nature can be considered a form of performance, though the efficiency is not high.
As for the former's acting style, I paused it after I slapped Whitebeard in the face. But even so, in terms of the overall acting progress, slapping Whitebeard provided at least half of the acting progress!
If I do it again in a similar way, I should be able to complete the role.
However, considering the excessive risk, and the fact that I still had a ceremony to prepare and wasn't idle, I stopped giving myself that reckless, foolish Psychological Suggestion.
April 5, 1511.
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The ritual of becoming a "Secret Art Master" has finally achieved a small goal.
Zephyr has left Dressrosa and set sail once again...
But the boss and his team have been really quiet lately; it's been a month, and they haven't made any Big News Morgans yet.
Sig looked in the mirror and saw the eyes that had just grown on his forehead.
Like its original two eyes, it opens horizontally, which looks a bit awkward. If it were vertical and smaller, it would look like an eyebrow at first glance, which would be fine. But with a third eye of the same size, it looks somewhat ferocious.
Given the Rose Bishop's abilities, if he wished, it wouldn't be difficult for him to grow eyes all over his body, densely packed, or even grow small eyes within his own eyes.
However, that was the growth of a structure that shouldn't exist, a targeted and temporary mutation, which is completely different from what Sig is doing now.
Now, Sig has truly used his "Life Return" ability to grow a third eye, which is now a part of Sig.
It's as if he was originally a member of the Three-Eyed Tribe...
This was made possible by the "Rose Bishop's" abilities, and it was also related to Sig's analysis of Pudding's third eye on Whole Cake Island.
Sig vaguely knew that once the Three-Eyed Tribe reached a certain level of maturity, their third eye would possess many strange abilities. Big Mom even thought that Pudding would be able to read the Poneglyph in the future.
When Pudding was feeling inferior because of her third eye, Sig not only comforted her often and took her out to play with Amande, but he also grew a third eye himself to help Pudding resolve her inner conflict. Of course, at that time, the eye that Sig grew was only a temporary mutation and did not completely transform him.
During this time, Sig also analyzed the physiological structure of the Three-Eyed Tribe, but because he was too busy, Sig never "took action" on himself. Recently, Sig began to "develop secret techniques," which is how he replicated the third eye of the Three-Eyed Tribe.
Ziegler isn't Sig...
After Whole Cake Island, Sig's understanding of the physiological structures of various human races improved by leaps and bounds!
If Sig wanted to, he could easily grow long arms, long legs, a long neck, and so on... but there's no need for it.
Sig is now growing a third eye, also in order to "develop secret techniques".
Afterwards, Sig, with his superb surgical skills, performed a minor operation on himself in front of a mirror—removing his third eye.
Sig also found this too troublesome. Unfortunately, there were too many things to study and analyze right now. Otherwise, if he had time, Sig could think of a way to improve the physiological structure of this eye to make it a "plug-and-play" structure.
Given the nature of the "Rose Bishop," Sig will be able to grow new eyeballs in no time. However, for now, Sig has concealed the eye on his forehead—by controlling the Rose Bishop's ability, he has caused the eyelids to grow together and the eyelashes to fall out naturally, so nothing can be seen.
For Sig in his current state, the inability to discern the third eye is a result of his disguise as the Rose Bishop; the presence of the third eye is his true "normal state."
The removed eyeballs will become the experimental material for the next experiment.
Developing new secret techniques, or Devil Fruit ability, sounds very difficult at first glance.
However, Sig got an idea from Rebecca's suggestion...
Devil Fruit ability and Paths of the Divine abilities do indeed have similarities; for example, they both have the characteristic of "overlapping"!
Like the Flame-Flame Fruit- Magma-Magma Fruit, Heat-Heat Fruit, Flame-Frog Fruit... they are all related to fire and heat.
So, when it comes to new Paramecia Devil Fruit, there's no need for them to be "completely original," right? "Minor innovations" would be sufficient, wouldn't they?
If we're talking about "micro-innovations," Sig has a ton of material to draw on, especially after the Whole Cake Island adventure, which greatly increased the number of Paramecia Devil Fruit ability Sig analyzed.
First, Sig decided to systematically "deconstruct" the different Devil Fruit ability, breaking down the capabilities encompassed by each fruit into their most basic forms—for example, the Glint-Glint Fruit combines "extreme long-range vision" + "mind reading" + "turning tears into knives," the Hobby-Hobby Fruit combines "controlling the body to turn into toys" + "interference at the level of the collective Sea of Collective Subconscious," and the Shadow-Shadow Fruit combines "partial shadow-based abilities" + "partial soul abilities"...
First, disassemble them individually, then... find a few that fit together, and recombine them. Isn't that how you achieve "micro-innovation"?
Even without rearranging the ingredients, wouldn't that be considered a "micro-innovation"? Aren't fruits also categorized as superior and inferior?
After all, Sig only learned the basics of Devil Fruit ability through the Polymath, and now, to complete the ritual, he naturally wanted to keep things as simple as possible...
The reason Sieg chose his third eye was because Sig wanted to start with the "Glint-Glint Fruit's" extraordinary vision—the third eye of the Three-Eyed Tribe possesses great potential; in mystical terms, it has a very strong Spirituality...
Sig felt that this approach should be correct, so he got busy at the lab bench.
First, I consecrated Violet's Tears, which I collected a couple of days ago based on touching stories, along with other Spirituality materials...
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