Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

[But you have no intention of pursuing him. Although you have seen many women, your sexual orientation is still quite normal. You like young women with big breasts and good figures.]

After hearing your description of the Devil Fruit, Cortes was very interested. He told you that it is entirely possible to create Devil Fruits in this world. During his lifetime, there was a famous alchemy organization in Europe called the Rosicrucian Order, which made great strides in discovering new elements. If you can find one of them, perhaps they can help you complete your Devil Fruit research.

July 1716, 7. You now possess two legendary warships capable of navigating the seven seas. While the Silent Mary's combat effectiveness lags far behind the Pluto, its size and firepower are unrivaled in the world. Otherwise, you wouldn't have been able to defeat the nine pirate lords with just one ship in "Pirates of the Caribbean 25." After a brief refit in Nassau, you added the Silent Mary to your fleet and continued northward, having received reports of a French slave ship carrying a large number of black slaves, passing Cape Cod south of Massachusetts and heading south to the Caribbean Sea.

Bonus Map Special Commentary Mode: Perhaps it's fate, but this ship laden with slaves is none other than the Concorde de Nantes. Fate has destined it to fall into your hands once again. Again, if you don't intervene, this ship will be plundered by Blackbeard Edward Teach, renamed the Queen Anne's Revenge, and become a legendary vessel known across the seven seas.

On July 1716, 7, you intercepted this slave ship near Boston. Almost immediately upon sighting the Pluto, Captain Pierre Dorset ordered his men to raise the white flag. You easily took possession of the ship. As a token of gratitude, after docking in Boston, you graciously allowed Pierre to take away all the unwanted cargo and several ships. Having experienced so much, you always give others leeway.

After witnessing your fighting prowess and generosity, over thirty sailors left Pierre and joined you that same day, including a navigator, three surgeons, five carpenters, and over twenty sailors. Your Pineapple Pirates ushered in a new round of expansion. Through this incident, you learned a lesson: if a person is generous, they must express their generosity with emotion.

On July 1716, 7, you chose to disembark in Boston for a brief rest. Compared to the cosmopolitan city it would become, Boston at this point was merely a British North American colony, a part of New England. Its inhabitants were mostly Puritans from England, and the atmosphere was heavily religious. Perhaps by divine providence, thunder rumbled that evening. While strolling, you encountered a child playing with a kite. Through conversation, you learned his name—Benjamin Franklin. Out of some mischievous humor, you taught him a trick called the kite and key, hoping he wouldn't be surprised when he recalled it when he grew up.

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After learning that you were a privateer, Franklin became interested in sailing and wanted to become a sailor on your ship. However, you were not a child abductor. Franklin was only about 11,2 or years old at the time. Perhaps he would become a sailor on your ship one day, but not now.

On August 1716, 8, you discovered that among the new crew members, there was someone who was proficient in both black magic and alchemy. His name was Mason Hicks. He was wary of you at first, but soon became your loyal subordinate.

According to Megan Hicks, he's a French alchemist who recently participated in a successful assassination attempt on King Louis XIV of France. To avoid the French army, he fled to Port Royal. And to your surprise, he's the very Rosicrucian Cortes mentioned! After hearing about your request, Megan Hicks is incredibly interested in this novel, extraordinary object, even incredibly excited. He tells you that participating in the research of such an extraordinary object is every alchemist's lifelong dream, but he can't help you alone; he needs to bring in his close friend Newton to help him with the research.

You'd read history before. Newton was indeed an alchemist, often called the last alchemist. Gravity was a byproduct of his alchemical research. You'd always thought it was just anecdotal evidence, but you never expected it to be true. You agreed to his request without hesitation.

From August 1716, 8, to March 9, 1717, you returned from North America to the Caribbean. During these months, you battled three of the nine pirate lords: Boris Parazynik, the Caspian Sea Pirate King with a bounty of 3 gold coins; Villanueva, the Adriatic Sea Pirate King with a bounty of 2 gold coins; and Gentleman Chocard, the Atlantic Sea Pirate King with a bounty of 4000 gold coins.

The battle against Boris Parazynik, the Pirate King of the Caspian Sea, on March 1717, 3, remains vivid in your memory. This pirate king was renowned for his brutality and cruelty. When you met him, he had just massacred the entire crew of a merchant ship, including 2 sailors and over 75 passengers. You, therefore, did not spare him. During the boarding battle, you single-handedly boarded Boris's flagship, the Light and Candle, ready to personally light his candles. Facing a dense swarm of Caspian pirates, you unleashed your full power of Conqueror's Haki, instantly sending a swarm of pirates plummeting into the water like boiled shrimp. At the same moment, you unleashed Roger's pirate pistol, the Jackson, aimed at the unconscious Boris not far away, and pulled the trigger. Bang! Boris was shot between the eyebrows and collapsed to the ground.

After defeating Boris, you obtained an eight-riyal coin from him—a wooden eyeball. This is the Pirate King's token and one of the nine necessary items to release Calypso's seal. It's a common item, but under the influence of Calypso's divine power, it has a special purpose. (You obtained the epic item: the wooden eyeball.)

Bonus Map Special Explanation Mode: You've inadvertently altered history once again. Had you not taken action against Boris Palazzinić, history would have taken a different course. At a recent informal meeting of the Pirate Lords in the Grand Conference Room of Shipwreck City, all Pirate Lords agreed to put the rogue Boris on trial to prevent the European navy from declaring war on piracy. To investigate Boris's crimes, they unanimously agreed to summon Davy Jones, as only his supernatural powers could shed light. However, Davy Jones's attempt only summoned the ghost of Boris, who had already perished at your hands. In a sense, you've offended all nine Pirate Lords, as well as Davy Jones himself.

On March 1717, 3, Megan Hicks wasn't bragging. Six months later, you met the travel-weary Newton at Port Royal. He was just as arrogant, stubborn, and unreasonable as you'd imagined, but his scientific talent was unquestionable. With their help, you finally succeeded once again!

[In the collision of palladium and beryllium, you accidentally created a new catalyst that can simulate a substance similar to the Devil Factor. So after some experiments, you successfully created the first Devil Fruit!]

Megan Hicks volunteered to be the first experimenter, and the result was a success. Megan Hicks was transformed into a goat-headed man. Although the fruit wasn't particularly powerful, he still cried tears of joy, because this was a major step forward for human alchemy and mysticism.