" Olvia! They briefly explained this ability to you these past couple of days; it's one of the abilities developed by the previous ability user."
However, what I want to say is that if you want to develop the power of this fruit even further, then forget what they said. What they said will only limit your ability to develop this Devil Fruit.
This Paramecia Devil Fruit has a very high potential, much higher than Logia abilities and Mythical Zoan. The more imaginative you are, the stronger this Devil Fruit can be!
The rules of this world can be set according to your imagination. You've read a lot of books, so you should understand what this means. You can create a completely new world!
In that world, you are a god, creating rules that benefit yourself and harm your enemies, making you virtually invincible!
Vic hasn't explained to Olvia the specifics of how to develop the Devil Fruit yet. The first step is to discard what Barnett and the others have said and then unleash her own imagination to develop the ability.
Let's see what kind of development it can achieve. Vic only needs to tell her the extent to which this Devil Fruit can be used. Perhaps with Olvia's imagination, she can develop a completely new, powerful, and logically sound New World.
Given Olvia's knowledge, it's quite possible. If she really can't develop it, then Vic can give her a direction for development.
Vic always lets Devil Fruit abilities develop on their own first, and only provides some ideas and directions when things get really bad. There's never a restriction on developing Devil Fruit in a specific direction. Maybe someone else can develop a completely different ability, and the difference in strength would be huge. Vic has always maintained this open-minded attitude.
Olvia looked at Barnett and the others with some uncertainty. Barnett and the others naturally nodded. They had no choice but to admire Vic's mastery of Devil Fruit!
They wouldn't have said anything if Olvia hadn't asked them. With someone as capable as Vic around, anything they said would have been superfluous. So, being completely rejected now was to be expected.
They hadn't expected Vic to speak so highly of this Devil Fruit; even Rebecca's Float-Float Fruit didn't receive such praise. They were quite astonished by Vic's words—could an ability to create worlds really be possible?
Olvia could tell from the reactions of the others that Vic wasn't trying to trick her, and besides, Vic had used his lightning powers to heal the scars on her face before.
When Barnett and the others told her, she couldn't believe it was the Rumble-Rumble Fruit ability that could achieve it—the ultimate in killing and the ultimate in healing? The contrast was too great!
However, after learning those things, she gained a new understanding of Vic's ability to develop the Rumble-Rumble Fruit. Now she realized that Vic had his own unique insights into the development of Devil Fruit, and everyone else trusted him. So, she should just develop it according to Vic's advice.
Then Olvia used her power to conjure a table, its style somewhat antique and elegant, completely different from the previous one.
This also illustrates the diversity of Devil Fruit ability development. Then she directly entered the Desktop World, preparing to develop her abilities there. Vic didn't care about her; he'd see how well she could develop them first.
"Once we enter the Grand Line, we'll truly be facing the world as pirates, and we don't need to pay too much attention to how ordinary people treat us."
The World Government is definitely trying its best to smear us. We know the truth ourselves, and that's enough. Remember! We don't cause trouble, but we're not afraid of trouble either. Not killing enemies we encounter is a sign of our leniency, but it's not our obligation.
Seeing pirates plundering is an act of kindness on our part, but it's not our duty. Now, we just need to do our job and stop being bound by the rules and regulations of the Navy.
Vic gave the group some more instructions: they could no longer face the world as they were in the past, nor could they care about the world's perception of them. As pirates, they had to live with the carefree, free, and heroic spirit of pirates.
The group agreed, and the black-sailed pirate ship continued its journey towards the Grand Line. Vic had not given this pirate ship, which had been converted from a warship, a name, nor had he named his pirate crew.
He'll wait until the all-metal pirate ship is finished before making a decision. As for what to call them now, he doesn't really care. They can either be called the Vic Pirates, or they can be named after their distinctive features, like swords, lightning, or dragons.
This pirate crew was designed for high-level play from the very beginning. Ordinary pirates and marines wouldn't dare to mess with them. Pirates with a bounty below 500 million and marines below the Vice Admiral would be easy prey. Even Vic didn't need to take action himself. For a pirate crew like this to go to the Grand Line, it was like a tiger being unleashed!
As the pirate ship sailed toward the Grand Line, Vic personally painted the skull and crossbones symbol, representing pirates, on the black sails and flag.
The skull was still the same skull, but the two bones at the bottom of the skull had been replaced with patterns of Blood Wither and Allen, and the two swords were crossed with their blades facing outwards to protect the skull.
It also resembles two dragons biting a long sword and guarding a skull, with a circular Thunder Drum symbol encircling the skull and the two swords.
The logo is simple white, yet highly representative, contrasting sharply with the black sails.
Vic changed his clothes as well, replacing his previous all-black attire with white, and wearing a black cloak on his back, a complete contrast to his previous appearance in the Navy, as if to tell others that he had completely bid farewell to the past and embraced a new beginning.
" Olvia! Are you sure you want to appear in the world with this face?"
After leaving the Calm Belt, Rebecca placed the pirate ship on the sea. Vic looked at Olvia's face, which was exactly the same as Robin's, and asked...
She was also a survivor of Ohara, and in terms of threats, she was much older than Robin. Robin was only eight years old when she was first wanted. Even if she could decipher some of the Poneglyph, how much could she possibly know? The World Government probably wouldn't believe that a child could decipher the Poneglyph.
Robin was truly confirmed by the World Government to be able to decipher the Poneglyph after the Alabasta incident, which led to the series of schemes against the Straw Hat Pirates at Enies Lobby.
Eight-year-old Robin was more like a scapegoat for the Ohara Incident. The World Government shifted all the blame onto her, which is why Robin earned the title of "Devil Child".
If Olvia were to appear in the outside world now, she would be a living being who can truly decipher the Poneglyph, and possibly the only one in the eyes of the World Government who can Poneglyph!
She will definitely attract the World Government's strong attention and fear, and the pursuit of Vic and his crew may be strengthened by another level. Their newly formed pirate crew will also face greater pressure. This is the downside of her showing her face.