Leo had assumed the first problem would be getting started yesterday, but strangely enough, there had been no major issues with the startup. They had resolved it easily using the simplest logic.
The first problem only appeared after they had been docked here for a night: food and clothing.
Previously, the Revolutionary Army had eaten on Jaya Island. During the busy nighttime docking period, most people had eaten vegetarian fast food aboard their own warships.
After everyone woke up in the morning, the first thing facing the Revolutionary Army was the problem of feeding more than a hundred thousand people.
This was no simple matter.
Just as mentioned before, this was another systemic problem. It required a system to train, work, and solve it.
Although Leo and the others had anticipated this long ago and had brought more than five thousand cooks, that alone was not enough. They also needed organizational capability. The Revolutionary Army used its organizational capacity to arrange the cooking and begin preparing meals. Although the Revolutionary Army got up at seven to begin drills and did not eat until eight, simply preparing ingredients for a hundred thousand people had to begin at five. Thawing had to start the previous night, with food taken out of the freezers. Pigs and the like had to be slaughtered at least two hours in advance. Sometimes kitchen staff did not gain weight because they secretly ate the food, but because of irregular meals, unhealthy schedules, and weight gain from overwork.
Once the first batch of Revolutionary Army soldiers began eating, everything that followed was like a battle.
The physiques of people in the One Piece World differed from those in Leo's world. Here, people could use Life Return as a means of "refining essence into energy," completely converting the nutrients