The latter half of the Grand Line, the New World.
The Dressrosa Kingdom was a tropical island blessed with abundant rainfall and a vacation-like atmosphere.
The island was filled with the fragrance of flowers and renowned throughout the world for its delicacies. Beyond its cuisine, music, and gladiator matches, its young women were also famous worldwide for their passionate personalities and sexy, fiery dances.
Thus, Dressrosa was also known as the "Land of Love and Passion."
This country also had a "legend of fairies." Whenever something mysteriously went missing, it was said to be the work of fairies. Rather than investigate the stolen item, people considered it a peculiar kind of good fortune.
In truth, the origin of the "legend of fairies" was merely an act of atonement by the current royal family, the Riku Family, for the Donquixote Family's century-long enslavement of the Tontatta Tribe, whom people once called the "little people."
Eight hundred years ago, after the Donquixote Family left the Dressrosa Kingdom for Holy Land Mariejois and became Celestial Dragons, the Riku royal family that took over the kingdom made a promise: "Within this country, the Tontatta Tribe will never need to work again. Whatever they need in life, they may take freely."
Thus, the king called the mysterious disappearance of supplies "fairy pranks," hoping his people would simply laugh them off.
As later generations gradually learned the truth behind the so-called fairies, the citizens, without exception, accepted the king's promise and chose to silently protect this race that had once suffered such terrible persecution.
And so, Dressrosa's "legend of fairies" gradually spread, forming the peculiar domestic tradition of "not only refusing to pursue stolen goods, but instead treating their loss as good fortune."
On the other hand, grateful for the kindness of the Riku royal family,