Crossover in the Anime World

Vegapunk and Luffy are both sentimental and righteous people. One puts his hope in the Nika Fruit, while the other believes that the sentimental will win and the ruthless will lose.

They all have something to believe in, and in despair, they always need to believe in something. Otherwise, they simply won’t be able to hold on. Maybe they won’t be able to wait for victory, but they won’t give up their faith.

Seeing that Luffy still did not give up at this time, Vegapunk felt that fighting spirit burst out in his old body. He stared at the Five Old Stars and said: "We have something to believe in, but you, you don't even trust your family, and you don't even trust your family. What do you believe in?”

Dulan thought that the Five Old Stars believed in naval justice and were willing to sacrifice their lives for naval justice. What they believed in was the eight hundred years of order. Just like Confucius believed in Zhou Rites, Mencius believed in the well-field system, and Xunzi believed in the natural gentleman.

After all, you have to believe in something, otherwise you will not be able to face the miserable life.

The Five Old Stars also have beliefs, similar to Confucius. They believe that the order and culture of the Celestial Dragons is the best. It has been running for eight hundred years and will continue to run for even longer in the future.

"Eight hundred years of inheritance and culture are what we believe in," Duran said.

The scientist had to deny this belief and said: "Everything changes with the changes of the times. The order of the Celestial Dragons is outdated. The Celestial Dragons are already the enemies of the world."

"Some things have indeed changed, but some things have not changed." Duran said: "For example, trust, the object of trust will change, but the behavior of trust will not change. Anyway, now I am thinking about your suggestions and using you "You'd better not anger me anymore, because every word you say will devalue your brain."

The scientist immediately shut up, hoping to protect the hometown of Luffy and others.

This feeling was very hopeless. Luffy remembered the time when he was fighting a bear. At that time, he and his teammates could not escape. It's the same now. Although I'm not in danger, my hometown is in crisis. They are all helpless and can only wait for external rescue.

Dulan thought for a moment and said: "No, in the final analysis, your cooperation with the Navy is not just about you using your brain to help the Navy, but also the Navy helping you with money. We are originally helping each other and are equal. You are not qualified at all. Make an offer, if I let their folks go for your brain, it seems like the Navy needs your brain, but you don’t need the Navy’s funds.”

"If you agree, I don't have to help the pirates. Not only the navy is rich now, but the pirates are also rich." The scientist continued to threaten.

"The pirates don't need your brain. They have a mechanical island, and they are no worse than you. You were originally a scientist in the navy, but if you join the pirates, they won't trust you. And the speed at which you spend money is not something ordinary people can do." Bear it. Vegapunk, your value is far less than you think. Well, I can accept your deal, but the condition is not to protect all the islands, but that half of the islands can be safe and the other side is still destroyed. You help them decide whose islands are to be attacked and whose islands can be saved.”

Everyone looked at Wulaoxing in shock, feeling that the evil aura had spewed out from them. This is such an evil approach. It was originally a good thing to save people, but in the end it will be hated by others.

It is not about scarcity but about inequality. If only half of the island can be saved, and the remaining half will be destroyed by the Demon-Slaying Order, what is the standard? How do you get people whose hometowns have disappeared to accept standards?

Wouldn't there be a fight? Why can their hometown survive, but their own hometown will perish?

If they all perish, everyone may still share the same hatred, but once there is hope, conflicts will break out.

Just like a group of dogs, they can live peacefully without bones. Once there are bones, everyone will bite them to snatch them.

Just like converting rice to mulberry, there is no additional profit of 500,000 pieces of silk, and everyone is fine. Once there is a huge profit of 500,000 pieces of silk, all parties will fight to get a piece of it.

Therefore, it is absolutely correct to worry not about scarcity but about inequality. If the allocation is not appropriate, then everyone would rather flip the table than develop. If it is difficult to handle, then don’t do it.

Now that Dulan proposed this idea, everyone was immediately stunned. Do you want to believe it? But if you believe it, how to distribute it? Hometown means the same to everyone, and no one would be happy to see their hometown destroyed.

However, the scientist's brain can only replace half of the island, which causes cracks in the originally united team.

"My sister is still in the village." Nami couldn't hold back at first, because she had sacrificed too much for her hometown and could not let her hometown be destroyed.

Usopp doesn't have any relatives at home, but he has watched those children grow up. The children in the Usopp Pirates are innocent, and he cannot give up.

Even Sanji doesn't want his family to be destroyed. After all, his wish is to make a table of delicious food that his family can eat with joy. This wish has not yet come true, and his family has not yet enjoyed his craftsmanship.

Chopper's master and Zoro's master are also on the island.

Luffy glared at the Five Old Stars. This time he really felt desperate. To be honest, he didn't feel so uncomfortable when the island was completely destroyed just now. But now half can be saved, so whose island should be saved and whose island should be destroyed?

Everyone has a reason to save their island.

"What qualifications do you have to decide who can die and who can live?" Luffy said angrily: "Every island has a reason to survive. They all lived a stable life, but you want to destroy them. Now you give them the right to survive that originally belonged to them as a reward, and give them back what originally belonged to them. Do you still want us to thank you?! All islands should survive, and no one can deprive them of their right to survive."

"That makes sense, but it's a pity that humans have made rules. It's like playing mahjong requires four people to determine the rules before you can play. This rule is made by humans and determines rewards and punishments. In this rule, someone is deprived of the right to survive."

"What law did they break?" Luffy said angrily.

"They didn't break the law, but they are related to you pirates, so they are collectively punished." Duran said: "When you went out to sea as pirates, you should have known that you might implicate the people of your hometown. Make a decision quickly, three hours are almost over, whose island can survive, decide as soon as possible, otherwise all islands will die."

Nami said: "My island must survive."

"I also want to protect my hometown." Usopp said.

Others did not speak, but they did not give up, and they also hoped that their islands could survive.

"Everyone's islands are the same." Luffy said heavily: "We can't be fooled by the enemy, and we can't fight internally."

The scientist also said: "Yes, the Five Elders did it on purpose, and we must not be fooled. This is the enemy's conspiracy to make you doubt each other, so calm down."

Nami can no longer calm down. If everyone's islands were destroyed at the beginning, she could calm down with everyone. But now that there is a glimmer of hope, she can't calm down. She must do her best to save the island, even if the price is to step on other people's islands.

Everyone looked at Nami and understood, but her panic could not solve the problem at all. The main contradiction now is not which island will be destroyed and which island will survive, but the conflict between advanced pirates and backward navy.

Duran used a small trick to make advanced pirates backward.

This is the test of human nature, which has prerequisites. Put human nature in an environment where costs and benefits are controllable, and some things in human nature will be revealed.

Nami's cost is to get her teammates to support her, and the benefit is that the island can exist. The benefit is greater than the cost, and the selfish side of human nature is naturally reflected.

Before, the pirates were very advanced, and they advanced all the way under the name of fighting against the Celestial Dragons and defeating the backward navy. But now the selfishness in their human nature is exposed.

But where there is selfishness, there is selflessness. Zoro said nothing and did not want to participate in the fight. And there are selfless people like Akainu in the navy.

So it is not people who are advanced. People have always been like this, including selfishness and selflessness. What is advanced is technology, system, and culture, forcing people to improve productivity.