One Piece: Thousandfold Training Amplification System

In the aftermath of the bitter confrontation with his brother, the defection of Monkey D. Dragon left deep scars that resonated throughout Marine Headquarters. The defiant act was not only a personal betrayal but a seismic shift that sent tremors through the established order. In a dimly lit strategy room, the elder Vice Admiral stood before a sprawling map dotted with red markers—each one representing a pirate haven or a rebel enclave now emboldened by Dragon's revolutionary stance. The room's silence was heavy with unspoken consequence. Every officer present understood that defiance came at a steep price.

Late into the night, as the world outside slumbered unaware, he meticulously reviewed confidential intelligence reports that detailed the rising tide of pirate assaults on strategic outposts. His once gentle demeanor had hardened into a mask of resolute determination. The defection had exposed vulnerabilities within the system, and he now recognized that restoring order required more than traditional tactics. The price of Dragon's betrayal was measured in the blood spilled on the high seas and the fraying threads of loyalty within the Marine ranks.

In private counsel with Vice Admiral Garp—a steadfast mentor and pillar of the Marine legacy—he formulated a plan that was as ruthless as it was necessary. Garp's gruff, unwavering tone reinforced the message: the time for leniency had passed. Orders were dispatched with precision, mobilizing elite units for surgical strikes against pirate strongholds. Every command was delivered with an edge of cold finality, underscored by the grim reality that mercy would be scarce in the days ahead.

As the first waves of these operations rippled across the oceans, he felt the heavy burden of his choices. Each decisive move to quell insurrection and rebellion echoed with the cost of defiance. In that moment, standing at the precipice of a new era of unwavering severity, he silently vowed to pay no quarter to those who dared challenge the established order—even if the price was his own humanity.