One Piece: Starting with the Vampire Fruit, Saving the Empress
Chapter 137

Throat Cutter

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Late at night, beneath a moonless, windy sky.

Sabaody Archipelago, Island 41.

Inside the dim living room of a three-story villa.

A Spatial Gate silently opened, and Sephiroth stepped out with a broad grin.

That guy Dragon... Who would've thought he was such a chatterbox... Sephiroth grumbled inwardly as he walked toward the bathroom.

After speaking with Dragon in Shimotsuki Village, he found that the other man's revolutionary ideals were still in their infancy and immature in many ways.

As for the Revolutionary Army...

It currently had only a handful of people. No money, no manpower!

It was even weaker than the force he had built himself...

Of course, Sephiroth felt that this was mainly because the Revolutionary Army's ideology was still too vague. They were only pursuing freedom and liberation, without even a complete long-term development plan. They did not even know how to sell dreams to ordinary people!

Thus, Sephiroth pulled Dragon aside and spoke with him about democracy, freedom, and how to ignite and spread the sparks of revolution more effectively...

Over the next few hours, as Sephiroth became increasingly carried away with his boasting, Dragon was like a lost traveler who had finally found the right direction and motivation to move forward!

Moreover, Dragon warmly invited him to join the Revolutionary Army and devote himself to the revolutionary cause...

Seeing the fanatical look that had completely filled Dragon's eyes, Sephiroth finally revealed his true purpose. Patting the other man on the shoulder, he said with a chuckle:

"Forget about joining the Revolutionary Army. But... if you buy arms dealing from Umbrella Corporation in the future, I'll give you a forty percent discount... Don't worry! The quality is absolutely guaranteed!"

"..."

Only then did Dragon come to his senses. So all that enthusiasm about teaching him how

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