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Chapter 349

The True Meaning of Watchers

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Ace seemed to understand. "It's like spreading out risk... If power is concentrated in the hands of a few, the curse can strike precisely. But if power is distributed among everyone..."

"Then the curse will struggle to concentrate its attacks," Jinbe continued. "And distributed power is more stable, harder to erode."

Although Luffy did not completely understand the theory, his instincts told him it was right. "So, we should share our power with everyone?"

Sengoku nodded. "That is indeed a viable solution. According to the theory of the Watcher Bloodline, power should have belonged to everyone, rather than being concentrated in a few individuals."

Zoro tightened his grip on his sword hilt. "But that means giving up most of our power... Can we still protect the world?"

"Zoro." Luffy looked at him seriously. "Lin Ye told us that true strength does not lie in an individual's power, but in everyone standing together. If everyone has strength, won't the world be safer?"

After a long and heated discussion, they finally reached a consensus. This plan was named the "Watcher Legacy"—the majority of the power held by a few strong individuals would be distributed among ordinary people, allowing everyone to possess a faint yet stable Watcher Bloodline.

The news spread across the world through Transponder Snails. Unexpectedly, the plan received the support of the vast majority of Awakened Ones.

In Alabasta, Princess Vivi gathered all the Awakened Ones. "Have you all heard? The heroes have decided to share their power with us. This is not charity. It is true equality and unity."

In Dressrosa, Doflamingo stood in the center of the plaza. "I once pursued absolute power, but now I understand. Sharing is true strength."

In Water 7, shipwrights gathered at the harbor. "Even if our power becomes weak, as long as

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