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Chapter 190 - 190. Training

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The land of Shandora at this moment is completely unrecognizable compared to its former state.

In just over a month, it has transformed into an entirely different scene. The establishment of a fully operational military base on Skypiea is both impressive and refreshing.

Upon arriving at this place, the sounds of intensive training echoed so loudly that there was no need to rely on Observation Haki to grasp the activity.

The commanders didn't shout orders with their voices alone. Instead, they used large loudspeakers, their amplified commands reverberating across the training grounds.

The training regime was far from simple. Over 10,000 soldiers were divided into more than 500 teams, each comprising about 20 individuals under the supervision of an instructor.

While the overall training methods were consistent, every team had its unique rhythm and focus.

Abona and Anos walked toward the training ground alongside Fujitora. The space portal, located behind the military base, served as a direct connection to the Tru Kingdom, ensuring maximum security in this area.

As they reached the edge of the training ground, Anos observed a striking scene.

At least a thousand recruits were lifting massive stones as part of their regimen, while others ran laps around the vast training area.

Despite the diversity in training techniques, one common theme prevailed: rigorous physical conditioning.

The path to mastering Armament Haki involves surpassing one's physical limits, a principle every instructor here embraced.

Although it had only been a month, those selected for the special forces had physical endurance far exceeding ordinary people.

Many were already adept in the Six Powers (Rokushiki), thanks to prior preparation.

While most trainees were focused on their tasks, it wasn't long before Daiki approached with several officers in tow, quickly recognizing the king.

"Your Majesty!" Daiki exclaimed, running up to them and bowing respectfully.

Anos smiled slightly and waved his hand dismissively. "We're just here to observe. Carry on with your duties."

Abona stepped forward, patting Daiki on the shoulder. "It's been a while, Daiki. How have things been?"

Daiki, lowering his voice, asked, "What brings you here today?"

"His Majesty is accompanying General Fujitora, who wanted to visit," Abona replied.

At this, Daiki's gaze shifted to the blind swordsman, quickly deducing who he was.

"Such a remarkable group of energetic young soldiers," Fujitora remarked, his keen Observation Haki surveying the area. "I never imagined the Tru Kingdom had such a well-hidden side to its military strength."

He was genuinely impressed by the Kingdom's ability to train tens of thousands of soldiers in such a structured manner.

While their methods were less refined compared to the Marines, the mere fact that they had organized large-scale training without interference from the World Government spoke volumes about their capability and ambition.

Anos smiled. "Mr. Fujitora, this military base is currently one of the greatest secrets of the Tru Kingdom. What are your thoughts on all this?"

Placing his crutch firmly on the ground, Fujitora sighed, both palms resting on the top.

"There's a flaw in the training model," he began. "While it can yield the desired results eventually, it will take at least another year to achieve optimal efficiency."

"The Marines' training system has its weaknesses, but if those are avoided, this kingdom could rise to a level that even the World Government and Marines would fear."

Anos nodded thoughtfully. "Daiki, where is the training manual I provided?"

Looking embarrassed, Daiki lowered his head. "Your Majesty, the training manual is currently being followed only by Enel. He's using it exclusively for his personal training."

"Why is that?" Anos asked sharply.

Daiki explained, "The methods outlined in the manual require a higher intensity of training, which is difficult to implement for recruits who have only recently arrived on Skypiea."

"The environment here is vastly different. The thin oxygen levels at this altitude make high-intensity training dangerous. My subordinates and I are working on a solution."

Fujitora chuckled. "He's not wrong, Your Majesty. Skypiea is indeed an excellent location for a military base. Its secrecy is unmatched, and external interference is minimal."

"However, the altitude presents an obvious challenge. The reduced oxygen levels make it unsuitable for large-scale physical training. But if you can overcome this issue, the potential here is boundless."

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