Akainu, Kizaru, and Aokiji—the future three Admirals of the Navy—all came from Zephyr's training camp.
Besides them, many famous Navy Vice Admirals, along with the Navy's new generation such as Smoker and Hina, had trained under Zephyr.
Win over, divide, eliminate—this was Oran's broad classification of the Navy.
One day in the future, Oran would inevitably come into conflict with the World Government. When that happened, it would be hard to say which Marines would be enemies and which would be friends.
Learning their fighting habits in advance would allow him to further train his own people if nothing happened.
If they became enemies, it would let him grasp their combat habits ahead of time and gain an advantage in the intelligence war.
Machines were an indispensable part of Oran's forces. If programs could be entered in advance, he could prepare countermeasures early, seize the initiative, and treat them as hypothetical enemies.
Sentient units like Frankenstein were ultimately rare. Emotions raised their upper limits, but they also lowered their lower limits.
Given the difficulty of manufacturing them and the cost of cultivating them, this type was destined not to be mass-produced expendable units.
An emotionless mechanical legion was the main force at the grassroots level.
The upper limit of such mass-produced units could not reach the level of self-evolving units like Frankenstein, but their average standard exceeded that of conventional troops.
It would be an iron legion unafraid of death, incapable of pain, and obedient to orders above all else. Machines like that needed relevant data the most.
Although the issue of mass-produced units had only just been proposed, that did not stop Oran from making preparations in advance.
After all, having no sword and having a sword but not using it were two different things.
After the attack, Zephyr's