Capítulo 172: Chapter 172
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Pokémon Alliance Calendar Year 1, February 14th.
A week had passed since Dak left Upper Yard. Angel Island had been officially moved to Pokémon Island and renamed "Angel City." The residents were currently voting to elect a mayor.
Angel City wasn't large, with a population of about 200,000. However, it boasted numerous unique shellfish, including the highly destructive "Impact Dial" and "Reject Dial." These weapons were exempt from the power suppression rules on Pokémon Island.
The Pokémon Alliance promptly issued a ban on these shells, prohibiting their production, sale, and personal possession without Alliance permission. The shells would be exclusively supplied to the three major military departments: Security, Inspection, and Research.
Initially, the residents of Angel Island felt uneasy about moving to a new world, uncertain about the new "god." But they quickly adapted upon realizing that the new ruler didn't interfere with their lives.
Dak wasn't neglecting them; he was simply too busy managing a sudden influx of resources. First, the Shandians had purchased a large number of high-quality Pokémon eggs. Dak estimated that many of these eggs contained rare and starter Pokémon.
Concerned about the Shandians' ability to care for the eggs, he dispatched personnel to Shandora to protect the eggs and educate the tribe on basic Pokémon care.
Second, the acquisition of the navy was finalized. Tesoro had already negotiated with various kings, establishing branches of Pokémon Centers and Nurseries in exchange for taxes.
These countries, now called "Alliance Member States," essentially paid a franchise fee for using the Pokémon Alliance's brand without receiving exclusive military protection or special technological support.
This differed significantly from the World Government's system, which demanded exorbitant "Heavenly Tribute" taxes based on each country's prosperity.
The new system's fixed price of 5 billion Berries per country was far more reasonable. Tesoro had collected 90 billion Berries in taxes from eighteen countries, along with funds for construction teams and materials.
With the gold acquired from the Shandians and Tesoro's collected taxes, the Pokémon Alliance had sufficient resources to purchase the navy.
The next newspaper release would announce the establishment of Alliance Member States and the navy's allegiance to the Pokémon Alliance, likely prompting more countries to join.
The navy, guided by their principles of justice, would now protect all intelligent life on the seas, not just humans. Meanwhile, the Revolutionary Army, or "Revolutionary Forces," would operate in the shadows to dismantle disruptive elements and maintain order.
Dak had discussed this with Dragon, who agreed. With the World Government in ruins, Dragon felt aimless, and the Revolutionary Forces lacked a clear purpose. Joining the Pokémon Alliance gave them a new direction.
While publicly, the navy and Revolutionary Forces maintained their antagonistic image, in reality, Sengoku and Dragon frequently collaborated, exchanging intelligence and strategies.
Both organizations requested to establish headquarters on Pokémon Island for security reasons, ensuring their rear bases remained untouchable.
Dak understood the importance of logistics and was considering suitable locations for these military bases, ensuring they remained non-public and secure.
Pokémon Island, Alliance Headquarters.
Dak sat in his office, reviewing the latest issue of the World Economic Times. Many articles were commissioned by Dak and reviewed before publication.
He was considering recruiting Morgans, the newspaper mogul, to establish a "Pidgey Press" and "Pidgey Express" on Pokémon Island, leveraging Morgans' experience and influence.
The headlines included:
"Pokémon Alliance Adds 18 Member States, Annual Tax Only 5 Billion Berries!"
"Navy Officially Joins Pokémon Alliance"
"Pokémon Academy Opening in Two Weeks"
"Gym Culture Launching: Where Are the Eight Alliance Gyms?"
"What Can You Do with Eight Alliance Badges?"
"Trainer Battle Tournament Requirements: Eight Badges, Six Pokémon"
"Pokémon New Year Celebration"
Nearly half the newspaper focused on the Pokémon Alliance, with the public assuming Morgans was already part of the Alliance. While Morgans had ambitious plans, Dak didn't mind if he boosted Pokémon Island's commercial activity.
"Time to prepare for the New Year festivities," Dak mused, rubbing his temples. The workload seemed never-ending.
(End of Chapter)
Capítulo 173: Chapter 173
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Pokémon Island, Alliance Base.
"What's going on over there?" An old farmer riding a Tauros looked curiously at the ships docked near the Alliance base, asking his son beside him.
Numerous ships were docked, with Iceburg leading a group of mermaids and fishmen to load a vast amount of building materials onto them.
"Oh, I heard the Alliance Leader is planning to build a prison underground in the hunting area to imprison those who break the law."
"What? Are they transferring the prisoners from Impel Down here?" The old farmer was startled.
The thought of vicious criminals being brought to Pokémon Island made him shiver.
"No, no, those people have reportedly been executed already. It's not a secret, but the Alliance Leader hasn't made a big deal out of it."
"I see," the old farmer muttered, feeling somewhat reassured. In the One Piece world, most people had suffered at the hands of criminals, so few would sympathize with their fate.
"Apparently, Impel Down has now become 'Impel Down Gym.' Trainers need to conquer six levels to reach the Poison-type Gym Leader, Magellan."
In truth, building the prison was just a part of the plan. The main objective was to establish the headquarters for the Navy and Revolutionary Army in the seabed area to the left of the hunting zone. Yes, under the sea, similar to the original Fish-Man Island.
It was an extremely secretive location, known to no one. The Navy base, Revolutionary Army base, and Pokémon prison formed a triangle in the seabed of the inland sea. Even if someone infiltrated one of these locations, they would be trapped, as the other two could quickly dispatch reinforcements.
Moreover, the Pokémon Alliance base was just a bit further south. These underwater structures would use the advanced coating technology of Fish-Man Island, with three layers of coating inside and out, and titanium alloy cages around to prevent fish or Pokémon from damaging the bubbles.
This project would take at least two to three months to complete, but there was no rush. The current balance of the system showed 7 million Pokécoins, with many more funds pending collection from various branches. Dak's resources were abundant, allowing him to implement several major plans.
Major Plans:
Alliance Breeding Base Construction Plan: 5 million Pokécoins
Jointly proposed by the Navy, Revolutionary Army, Inspection Corps, and Security Corps.
Expansion and Renovation Plan for the Natural Environment Around Alliance City: 3 million Pokécoins
Proposed by Environment Minister Kuma.
These were the two most expensive plans on Dak's agenda, with the former being particularly critical.
In the Pokémon world, each region's Pokémon League had its own breeding base for starter Pokémon. Dak planned to establish a breeding base to cultivate the Alliance's "starter" Pokémon. Unlike the traditional starter Pokémon, Dak intended to create a unique lineup, potentially expanding beyond just three choices.
The environmental renovation plan was less urgent but still necessary. The entire Pokémon Island had a land area of 3.8 million square kilometers, with only 26,000 square meters of forest around the Alliance. Considering the cost, 7 million Pokécoins didn't seem like much in comparison to the island's vast area.
Additional Plans:
Alliance Museum: 300,000 Pokécoins
50,000 for construction, 250,000 for exhibits.
Located opposite the Pokémon Academy on the west side of the shopping street.
Legends Hall: 50,000 Pokécoins
A landmark building for future Alliance generations, housing statues and deeds of significant contributors.
Currently houses Dak's statue as the founder.
Initial Hall: 50,000 Pokécoins
Similar to Legends Hall, but dedicated to major Pokémon contributors like Darkrai, Giratina, Sceptile and Lapras.
Located in the northeast corner of Alliance City, near the coast.
Alliance City Zoo: 500,000 Pokécoins
Featuring unique beasts from various worlds, including ferocious creatures from the Calm Belt.
Located south of the Pokémon Academy.
Alliance Grand Plaza: 100,000 Pokécoins
An open space for future conferences and summits.
Located in the northeast of Alliance City, near Initial Hall.
After implementing these plans, Dak still had 1 million Pokécoins left. In a good mood, he spent 200,000 Pokécoins on a lottery, maxing out his Devil Fruit, Armament Haki, and Observation Haki.
The rewards from the draw included research materials, consumables, rare items for the museum, and Pokémon eggs for outstanding employees.
Among the numerous prizes, one stood out:
Tyranitar Lv. 90
Due to the nature of Pokémon Island, the detected level was the true level of the Pokémon, but Tyranitar would be Lv. 100 in the One Piece world.
When summoned, Tyranitar, over ten meters tall and weighing 1200 kg, was initially grumpy but soon calmed down as Dak chatted about the island and his vision.
After a full-body check at the nursery, it was clear that Tyranitar, aged over 800 years, was a formidable Pokémon nearing the end of its prime.
Dak decided Tyranitar would thrive in the rocky area of the hunting zone, serving as both a guardian and a protector of the triangle formed by the prison, Navy base, and Revolutionary Army base.
(End of Chapter)
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