"We have to capture him!"
As soon as the situation had stabilized somewhat, the World Government issued the order.
Having seen how terrifying Typhon was, they had no intention of giving him more time to grow.
They also wanted to collect more of his blood.
After obtaining Typhon's blood, the World Government immediately assigned people to study it.
When their research yielded nothing, they had someone drink it.
Of the two test subjects, one died and one survived.
The one who died could not resist Typhon's will. The moment he drank the blood, Typhon sensed him and remotely forced his body to collapse.
The other subject was stronger and managed to withstand the consciousness contained in Typhon's blood.
Typhon could not control his life, and his strength improved considerably.
An examination showed promising results. The blood could draw out a person's potential.
Its effect was strongest immediately after ingestion, when the transformation began rapidly, and it continued working for some time afterward.
Apart from the physical changes, the only side effect was a less stable temperament and a greater thirst for killing. He was, by their standards, a perfectly good soldier.
Greedy as ever, the World Government could not wait to capture Typhon and use his blood to produce a steady supply of powerful soldiers.
Once they received the World Government's orders,
Garp and Sengoku, who were still in the New World, set off with Army General Storm Dragon.
Storm Dragon carried the two of them toward Monster Paradise in the North.
The information from the World Government made the Marines realize just how valuable the little monster Typhon was.
The moment the three departed, Typhon received word.
Worried that Garp and the others might come after him, he had sent intelligence agents to watch their movements long ago.
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