One Piece - I Am A Different Luffy! BOOK3!

[Chapter Size: 2000 Words.]
Third Person POV

Territory of the Pirates of the Dawn.

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A month had passed since the Lulusia incident. And, unlike what the World Government wanted — to claim that Lulusia was a kingdom that never existed in the world, simply erasing it — the underground newspapers, which Luffy somehow managed to distribute throughout the New World, quickly raised the question:
["Where is the Kingdom of Lulusia, after all?"]

No matter what the government did, they couldn't simply erase the existence of a kingdom out of nowhere. Quickly, people began to question it.

There were records, there were people who had passed through the kingdom, maps that pointed to the lost kingdom. There was no way to hide it, and that certainly put the government in a slightly bad spot regarding its reputation.

But things hadn't ended there.

While the government was in a panic trying to shut down all the information being spread — worsening its situation even more with people actually seeing that something was wrong while it denied the kingdom's existence — the underground newspapers kept showing up at people's doors every day to remind them about Lulusia.

No one knew how Luffy and his crew were doing it, but they simply appeared every day.

Luffy secretly had someone with a specific fruit for that, but never revealed who it was or what the power was, since what was happening now was even more dangerous than Bepo's fuwa fuwa no mi powers, as the World Government's reputation started to be questioned.

The pressure made the government take rather radical measures.

They began looking for culprits everywhere, arresting people from all kingdoms, searching for any suspect. Even those who had nothing to do with the controversies — anything that suggested people were handing newspapers to each other or even publicly discussing what was in them — quickly became targets of the Cipher Pol agents, spread all over, no matter the division.

That created a kind of consequence that even Luffy couldn't control — the censorship — with people being arrested even when innocent.

But that also fueled the rebellion that was beginning to grow around the world against the World Government.

Even Morgans had to publish some retraction about the kingdom that had disappeared, infuriating the government. But there was no way he could escape it, and people beyond the New World began to look at the news with concern.

In its desperation, the World Government placed the blame on its main suspect: Monkey D. Luffy.

They said he used the power of his Akuma no Mi or one of his companions' to blow up the entire island, which was funny to him.

But he didn't care much — after all, he had enough proof. His ship had recorded everything.

But he wouldn't reveal it just yet.
'I'll let the world stay afraid for now, before finally showing the truth, shocking people even more in that moment.'

Meanwhile, the Kingdom of Lulusia ended up adapting to its new location — living in the sky.

The king and the princess remained imprisoned, and a new king had been crowned in Lulusia, while Luffy was aiding the kingdom, along with other territories, in improving the local economy by sending resources periodically, week by week.

Some people had lost their economic activities due to the absence of the sea for traveling or fishing.

The climate had also changed a bit, and much of the vegetation couldn't handle the altitude and died.