One Piece: Transmigrated as the Child of Ace's Mother's Younger Brother
Chapter 110

Fish-Man coffee, Sky Island Dials, and Wano Country craftsmen

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Scene 1: The Science Department's "Interracial Science and Technology Exchange Meeting"

Ace realized that the manpower of the former Marine Science Unit was simply insufficient to handle the massive legacy left by Vegapunk and promote the development of new technologies. Therefore, he launched an "Inter-species Technology Exchange Conference" and issued a wide call for heroes.

The lab was unusually lively today.

Fish-Man Island has sent several engineers specializing in hydroelectric energy and deep-sea pressure materials to demonstrate a new turbine model that generates electricity using ocean currents.

Several shellfish technology experts arrived at the Sky Island and demonstrated how to combine Tone Dial, Wind Dial, and Flame Dial to create an efficient and environmentally friendly home energy recycling system (although it occasionally spews out small flames or makes a loud noise).

The artisans of Wano Country brought with them precision machining technology for Seastone and bio-resilient materials (inspired by Zoro's dragon scales) in an attempt to create lighter and stronger protective gear.

The scene became somewhat chaotic at one point:

Fish-Man Engineer: "Power transmission losses on land are too high! We should use water conduits!"

Sky Island Expert: " Cloud Dial can achieve lossless levitation transmission! It's just a bit vulnerable to lightning..."

The craftsmen of Wano Country said, "Such intricate structures should be forged with the heart, not mass-produced by machines!"

Sentomaru, caught in the middle, was exasperated. "Quiet down! PX-0! Record it! And also, bring the experts some pancakes!"

PX-0 glides around. "♪~Exchange~Cooperation~Innovation~♪" (hands over a pancake printed with gear, seashell, and wave patterns)

Looking at this hodgepodge, Ace didn't feel a headache at all; instead, he found it quite amusing. He picked up a Sky Island Flame Dial and a thin slice of Seastone from Wano Country: "Hey! What do you think? If we used the heat from this shell to heat the Seastone, and then used the Fish-Man's water-cooling technology to quench it instantly... wouldn't we create something new?"

Everyone was taken aback, then fell into thought, before eagerly crowding around to discuss it. What seemed like an argument was about to turn into a joint experiment. Ace smiled smugly; it seemed the path of "technological fusion" was on the right track.

Scenario 2: The "Cultural Difference" Problem in the Intelligence Department

Sabo received an intelligence request for help from Fish-Man Island: there have been several recent incidents of conflict between land tourists and Fish-Man /mermaid residents due to "cultural misunderstandings".

Case 1: A land-based tourist thought the mermaid girl's pearl jewelry was beautiful and wanted to touch it (which is very impolite in Fish-Man culture).

Case 2: The owner of the Fish-Man Restaurant felt insulted when a customer complained that the food was too salty (according to deep-sea standards).

Case 3: A human child was screaming and playing loudly in the coral reef area, disturbing the deep-sea fish that need a quiet environment (resulting in losses for Fish-Man farmers).

Sabo looked at the report and felt it was even more difficult than analyzing military deployments. He summoned his subordinates. "Immediately establish a 'Cross-Cultural Exchange and Conflict Mediation Group,' whose members must include people of different races. Prioritize the compilation of a 'Guideline for Interactions Between Land and Maritime Civilizations,' which must be simple, easy to understand, and richly illustrated!"

Koala added, "Perhaps we could ask Princess Vivi of Alabasta for help? She's skilled in diplomacy."

Sabo nodded. "Good idea! Let's contact the Ryugu Kingdom again and ask them to send a few cultural advisors. Wait... Luffy and Jinbe are good friends, Luffy... never mind, let's pretend he didn't come." (Remembering that Luffy might turn the guide into an adventure manga)

Scene 3: The Freedom Ark's "New Drink" and the "Swordsman's Troubles"

Inspired by the "Cloud Coffee" from Sky Island, Sanji is experimenting with making new drinks using various Sky Island shells and ingredients from the Blue Sea. The deck is filled with bottles and jars.

He handed Nami a pink, bubbly drink. "Miss Nami ~ Please try this! 'First Love Cloud Bubble Drink'!"

Nami took a sip, her eyes turning into Beli's. "Delicious! It feels so light and airy, it could sell for a high price!"

He handed Robin a blue glass. "Miss Robin ~ This is 'Wisdom Cold Brew,' with a hint of Poneglyph ink flavor (a replica)."

Robin savored it gracefully. "Hmm... it has a rich, aged feel to it, quite interesting."

Luffy leaned closer. "Me too! Me too!"

Sanji casually handed him a green cup. Luffy gulped it down, then floated up like a balloon, bouncing around on the ceiling. "Hahaha! I can fly! This is so much fun!"

Usopp and Chopper stared in horror. " Sanji! What did you give him to drink?!"

Sanji (flipping through the menu): "Uh... it seems to be 'Free Flying Juice' with an excessive amount of Jet Wind Dial powder added..."

Zoro sat in the corner, looking annoyed. Mihawk had sent him a private message on the forum earlier, just two words: "Too weak." The accompanying picture was of other swordsmen on the forum showing off how thick steel their newly tempered weapons had cut through. Zoro felt that his three swords needed upgrading, but he was too embarrassed to ask Ace in the Science Department, and he didn't want to ask that damned forum for help. He could only sulk in front of the wooden stake, hacking even harder.

Scene 4: Allen's "Unexpected Visitor" and "Time Capsule"

Allen's office welcomed an unexpected guest—Nicole Olvia ( Robin's mother, temporarily manifested through some Devil Fruit power or a time-space miracle? Or perhaps a phantom projection created by Robin based on historical information? In any case, a touching surprise). She came to thank Allen for taking care of Robin and to conduct an academic discussion on the historical value of the " Primordial Light."

The two were quietly discussing ancient time symbols when a "time capsule" in the corner of the office ( Allen used to store dangerous items that needed time to settle before processing) suddenly popped open like popcorn because of the large difference in the flow of time inside and outside!

A sample of metallic moss from the Lethe Stream, which was sealed inside and could continuously proliferate, suddenly erupted, threatening to flood the office!

Olvia (the phantom) covered her mouth in surprise.

Allen reacted extremely quickly, clasping his hands together. "Time Stasis - Local!" He instantly froze time in the erupting moss and the surrounding area.

Then he picked up the communicator. " Science Department? I'm having a little 'trouble' here. We need a life-giving solution that can break down unknown organometallics... Yes, right now. Also, we might need a more robust 'time capsule'."

Although somewhat flustered, Allen looked at the frozen, bizarrely sculpted metallic moss and the curiously observing Olvia phantom beside it, and felt that this "accident" wasn't entirely a bad thing. That's how the new era is—full of unexpected collisions and fusions, constant troubles, but also brimming with vitality.

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