One Piece: I Am a Saiyan
Chapter 197

Garp's change!

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The live broadcast came to an abrupt end there. Although the incident had not caused much harm to ordinary people, the repercussions of the Anti-Crime Adventure Group's actions spread across the world like ripples stirred by a massive rock thrown into a still lake.

After all, members of the Revolutionary Army were now active on many islands throughout the Four Blues, the Grand Line, and the New World.

Riding the momentum of this incident, they spread the Revolutionary Army's ideals in various places, drawing the attention of countless oppressed people.

This undoubtedly gave the Revolutionary Army an excellent opportunity to expand its membership, while also offering them a chance to bring more islands under their control.

Before this, the Revolutionary Army had already gained control of nearly all countries outside the World Government Member States, as well as towns on some smaller islands.

But aside from a few relatively powerful countries, most of these places were dilapidated, and their people lived in poverty.

Although the Revolutionary Army had always worked to improve people's lives, its recruitment among ordinary people had been slow.

This was because they understood the particular nature of their organization. To prevent spies from infiltrating and exposing them, they had always remained cautious and dared not recruit on a large scale.

Even so, word of the Revolutionary Army had quietly spread. The outside world simply knew very little about its actual circumstances, knowing only that such a mysterious organization existed.

As everyone chatted, Garp finally returned to shore completely unscathed.

Water still dripped from his clothes, but his face brimmed with excitement and wonder.

"You little rascal! How on earth did you train to get this strong? You're so powerful I'm starting to wonder whether you're even human!"

Garp exclaimed loudly as he climbed ashore, his

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