Chapter 5: Quiz

Byrnndi World: What's going on? Is this the end?

Roger: I wonder what's in store for this youngster as he sets sail. He ventured out early, but he didn't make a name for himself while I was around.

Whitebeard: The Revolutionary Army was on the move for about five or six years before I passed, but it grew fast. They might have been laying low for a while to gather their strength.

Rocks: With that kind of power and skill, that lad called Monkey D. Dragon is bound to rise to the pinnacle of the world.

Red Hair: Another giant white screen started to glow. I recall mentioning it was a two-world display.

Crane: The dark giant screen matches our world without question, so the white giant screen must correspond to another realm.

Golden Lion: Another realm, now that sounds intriguing. What's this other world like?

Belo Betty: Is there a Revolutionary Army in another world? I'm curious. What does the Revolutionary Army look like in that realm? Is the leader as strong as Mr. Dragon?

Kalifa: The mouse from the Revolutionary Army has crawled out of the gutter. Belo Betty, Eastern Army Commander, we'll nab you for sure.

Belo Betty: Isn't this a member of the CP organization? It's too bad you can only watch silently for now.

Monkey D. Dragon: Betty, let's keep talking to a minimum here. We might reveal sensitive info.

Dragon pondered deeply in his mind at that moment.

A mystical chat room and a Revolutionary Army from another world.

"Is there any link between that world and ours? Why does another world have a Revolutionary Army? How do their leaders conduct their revolution?"

"And then there's what this mysterious voice mentioned, that the end of watching the movie will affect both worlds. What kind of impact could that be?"

Dragon pondered deeply at this moment.

But regardless of his thoughts, he could only wonder what kind of video would appear on the next giant screen.

Meanwhile, at Mariejois, the Five Elders also awaited.

They were also eager to witness the accomplishments of the so-called Revolutionary Army from another world.

As everyone fixated on the giant screen, a sudden loud voice echoed once more.

[Quiz Question: What might the leader of the Revolutionary Army in another world resemble?]

[1: A courageous archaeologist delving into the world's history]

[2: A brilliant inventor capable of crafting fantastical creations]

[3: Superhuman soldiers surviving betrayals on the battlefield]

[4: Ordinary civilians overthrowing oppressive regimes, powerless orphans gaining unexpected strength]

[5: Offspring of a Marine Hero, possessing remarkable lineage, talent, and strength]

[6: Former Celestial Dragons turned compassionate individuals, forsaking their noble status]

[7: A superpower's benevolent and just ruler]

[8: The world's top swordsman journeying with his blade]

[Prize quiz: Take ten seconds to ponder, then make your choice.]

Roger: Did I hear that correctly? This time, it's straightforward. Resurrection items do exist.

Whitebeard: I'll bring Ace back to life.

Roger: Ace is my son, Whitebeard. I'll bring him back.

Garp: Ace is my grandson; let Grandpa bring him back.

Ace: ...

Luffy: I'll bring Ace back.

Rocks: This Ace kid has quite the history; everyone's crying to revive him.

Golden Lion: Ha ha ha! You're all talking like you've already got those resurrection items.

Sengoku: With so many people giving answers and only a few options, the timing of the correct answer matters most. Besides, the reward might be random. Resurrection items are incredibly precious; they won't just show up so easily.

Red Earl: Easy? Then you should figure it out, Mr. Sengoku. Which one seems more likely to be right?

"Figure it out?"

In the MarineG1 branch, now within the Naval Headquarters, Sengoku couldn't help but scoff.

Even if it's analyzable, who's going to disclose it?

On another note, this enigmatic chat room has brought back many legendary pirates to the present day.

This poses a significant threat to the Marines.

Sengoku, as a Marine who aimed to bring an end to the era of legendary pirates, understood well the strength of those pirates in their prime and how much weaker the Marines were in comparison.

The Roger Pirates, Red Hair Pirates, Byrnndi World, Douglas Bullet, Golden Lion Pirates, and many others pooled their strengths to take them down individually.

Meanwhile, the older generation of Marines remained alive, rendering the resurrection items useless.

"What is the right answer, really?"

Ten seconds felt brief; Sengoku racked his brain.

Seven individuals, seven personas.

Archaeologists, inventors, soldiers, ordinary orphans, heroes' sons, Celestial Dragons, and kings.

Frankly, the sons of Celestial Dragons, Marine heroes, and the Revolutionary Army led Sengoku to believe that another world might be strikingly similar to his own.

Perhaps even a parallel world.

Otherwise, it's hard to explain the presence of Celestial Dragons and a Revolutionary Army in another world.

Moreover, among the seven identities, Sengoku can almost find similar archetypes in his own world.

Dr. Clover for archaeologists, Vegapunk for inventors, figures like Kaido or Bullet for soldiers, and so forth. Whitebeard could represent civilian orphans, and Red Hair Pirates might reflect similar figures.

Even he, Garp, Akainu, and others are war orphans.

The Son of a Hero seems to be too obvious. The leader of the Revolutionary Army, Celestial Dragons, may include members of the Donquixote Family, and the king could be Cobra or someone else.

"If my hunch is right, it must be the Son of the Marine Hero."

Though time was limited, Sengoku had much to consider.

Thanks to the Marine's extensive intelligence network, numerous insights, and wisdom, he chose the most probable choice.

The leader of the Revolutionary Army in their world is the Dragon.

If, as he surmised, the other world might be a parallel realm to theirs.

Then, it's highly probable that the Dragon from another world is the leader of the Revolutionary Army.

Irrespective of strength, talent, intellect, determination, or character, Dragon is the prime candidate for the leader of the Revolutionary Army.

Even Sengoku cannot deny this.