Identity: Yarlin
Rank: Colonel (East Sea 153 Branch)
Ability: Devil Paramecia Fruit User (Suspected to be able to manipulate some kind of black thread, the radius and length of the black thread are unknown, the specific characteristics of the black thread are unknown, further observation is needed.)
Taijutsu: Physical fitness is beyond ordinary people, mastering sharp killing fighting techniques, the style is simple and fierce, similar to military moves. At present, he has not learned the Marine's Rokushiki. It is estimated that there is a high probability that he can master some of the Rokushiki through learning and training.
Haki: Temporarily undetermined.
Features: Golden hair; Thin face with strong lines; White skin; Long and narrow eyes with icy-blue pupils; The corners of the eyes and the tip of the nose are slightly drooping, giving off a cold and fierce feeling; Thin lips and a slightly sharp chin; Most obvious of all is the strange black tattoo on the back of the left hand. (Usually, he will wear white gloves on his left and right hands.)
Inference: 1: The tattoo on the back of his hand is just a simple tattoo and has no special meaning.
2: The tattoo has some connection with the devil fruit's ability. It cannot be ruled out that the tattoo has some special deep meaning, further observation and exploration are needed.
Personality characteristics: 1. Ambitious, unscrupulous to achieve his goals.
2. Good at careful planning step by step, quite shrewd.
3. Cold and rational, absolute utilitarian personality, will not act impulsively, knows how to restrain anger.
Tendency: 1. Extreme hatred for pirates. After he took over the power of the 153 Branch, he wantonly annihilated and killed pirates on the sea.
2. Has not expressed an attitude towards the Revolutionary Army. Judging from his personality and attitude, he does not have any sympathy or any inclination towards the Revolutionary Army. The possibility of him having a connection with the Revolutionary Army can be ruled out.
3. Has not made any anti-government remarks about the World Government and Marine's rule, but has not shown any inclination to defend.
Danger:
1. Ambitious utilitarian, has a strong desire for power, has a strong desire to climb up in the Marine system, but in the process, there is a great possibility that he will use all kinds of excessive means.
2. He was good at buying people's hearts and bewitching his subordinates. He lacked respect for incompetent superiors, so much so that he tried to make his superiors a figurehead. He did not even rule out the possibility of murdering his superiors in order to achieve the goal of promotion and replacement.
3. They have no loyalty, they follow the principle of self-interest, their tolerance and principles are very low, and they are good at disguising themselves. When their real interests are damaged, they will not surrender, and they are likely to take risks and even betray the Marine and the World Government.
Comprehensive evaluation:
The evaluation report ended there. The last column of comprehensive evaluation was still blank. Faulkner picked up the report from the table.
After carefully reading it twice, he tossed it to Gilas and said, "Observe it for a while more. If there aren't too many problems or discrepancies, we can make up the final evaluation."
"Oh!" Gilas rolled up the report and stuffed it into his sleeve. He then got up and opened the closed curtains. Half of his face leaned against the window as he looked at the blue skyscraper of the Naval Branch. No one could tell what he was thinking from his deep and dark eyes.
Star was still not used to this silent and cold atmosphere. He left the room and gently closed the door when he went out. Faulkner then looked at Gilas and said in a deep voice, "What are you thinking about?"
Gilas looked down at Star, who was leaving the hotel and walking down the street. He then left the edge of the window and sat opposite Faulkner again. He said gloomily, "Of the intelligence investigators who came in with us, only the two of us are left. Do you think they really sacrificed themselves, or because they knew too much, they were cleaned up by the higher-ups?"
Faulkner stared at Gilas expressionlessly. The wrinkles on his forehead seemed to have deepened. After a long while, he sighed and said, "Walking in the darkness, you should be ready to be swallowed up by the darkness at any time."
"Not even dregs are left?" Gilas sneered. "I don't believe that you really don't have any thoughts."
Faulkner's eyelids trembled slightly. "We are evaluating others, and the higher-ups are also evaluating us. Any improper actions will cause the higher-ups to clean us up."
"Evaluation, evaluation, heh … Do you think I don't know how the higher-ups think? The evaluation is about value and danger. As long as the value shown is higher than the possible risk." Gilas sneered and suddenly changed the topic. "Star is still too young. This Colonel Yarlin hid very well. He overlooked some subtle details."
Faulkner was well aware of Gilas' ability. His snake-like eyes were extremely vicious. He could always find subtle details that others could not. He sat up slightly.
Gilas lowered his voice and said, "153 Branch is very keen on eliminating pirates. Is it really just because Colonel Yarlin hates pirates or because he wants to clean up this sea? I don't think so. Star didn't notice that the corpses of the pirates killed by 153 Branch were dragged back every time. Isn't that strange? I don't believe in the watering of flowers, and I don't believe that this Colonel Yarlin has some kind of necrophilia. So I collected and analyzed every action of 153 Branch in detail, especially the action that Colonel Yarlin followed. This made me find two very interesting things. First, a group of pirates in Orange Town was wiped out by 153 Branch. Moreover, the leader of this group of pirates was a Devil Fruit ability user. In Navy Branch 153, there was a Lieutenant named Fick who also showed some kind of Devil Fruit ability. And interestingly, the ability of this Devil Fruit seems to be exactly the same as that of the leader of the pirates in Orange Town …"
The last sentence was dragged out with a thick nasal sound. Faulkner's pupils shrank suddenly, and there was a flash of light in his eyes. He stared at Gilas, "What do you mean?"
"That's what I mean." Gilas gritted his teeth and said, "If it's not a damn coincidence, then the ability of this Colonel Yarlin is very worth figuring out, isn't it?"
Faulkner suddenly stood up, paced back and forth in the room, and then stopped. His voice was suddenly stained with cold killing intent, "Does Star know?"
"I did the investigation behind his back. He shouldn't know," Gilas replied after thinking for a while.
Faulkner narrowed his eyes, and his dry voice was heavy like rubbing bark, "If this matter can be confirmed, then Star must absolutely not know!"
Gilas grinned and exhaled, "I believe that at that time, Colonel Yarlin will take care of everything for us."
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