Taking Stock of the Spoils
He was Crow, the user of the Zoan-type Mythical Zoan Crow-Crow Fruit.
Even though substantive command of the entire Revolutionary Army had now been handed over to Leo, veterans like Crow and Moria still recognized Dragon.
On the other hand, Dragon's former right-hand men, Kuma and Ivankov, had already become Leo's loyal supporters. If Leo told them to go east, they would never go west.
Revolutionary Army officers from the Four Seas like them looked down on how quickly Kuma and Ivankov had switched allegiances. Yet Sabo did not have much of an opinion on the matter, nor did Betty, Moria, or Crow.
Lindbergh had already transferred to Drum Island on Winter Island, where they would conduct their research away from the world. Meanwhile, Franky was still down on Jaya Island building their warships. With the power of the Munch-Munch Fruit, Franky's speed was astonishing, and he was already building Ace's warship.
Enel's and Ace's warships were quite challenging—the former required copper wiring to run through key locations inside the ship, along with buffering and impact resistance. The latter required a fully recyclable hydrothermal power system that could convert Ace's heat into steam power at any time, as well as a seawater filtration and circulation system to replenish the ship's freshwater and steam whenever needed.
Sabo, who had eaten the Storm Fruit, did not actually require anything particularly special—if wind could make something spin, then all they needed were large blades.
The only concern was wind-energy efficiency. That merely required a little design work: lengthening the pipes and making greater use of secondary or even tertiary circulation. In the end, the result was much the same as Ace's modified warship.
If Franky were merely modifying power systems, then he would not deserve to be called