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countershocks asked on FAQ/Main FAQ at 2025-06-05

Answer date: 2025-06-09

Hi mods!

As a doctor, Law would like to set up an Augmented-specific clinic of sorts. Could he find a space in which to do this? And how would Patho-gen react to this — would he be able to get any equipment on loan from them, for example? In general, he'd be willing to lend them his medical expertise/his devil fruit power in exchange for getting the medical equipment he needs.

As a note, he would be willing to treat locals, too, and with his Scan ability he's able to see any illnesses, infections, injuries etc on a person, so he'd be able to do that much at least even if he couldn't necessarily treat everything.

Anyway, thank you in advance!
It's likely that Patho-Gen would be willing to support this endeavor. To start with, at least, they would prefer that he actually worked out of one of their Wellness Clinics- as while they would allow him to use their equipment (on assessing that yes, he knows what he's doing and isn't just playing doctor), they really don't have enough to be loaning out. But he would get access to what they have.

And in the wake of the solstice blinding, having a qualified physician at hand will be that much more valuable. Even if he can't cure the blindness, he can help with all of the other incidental injuries people are picking up as a result (especially when a percentage of the victims were doctors themselves, so there's a shortage... even the more skeptical patients can't be picky). So if Law remains willing to help out the locals, he'd earn a lot of gratitude from the staff.

In the longer term this could mean more free rein, more equipment if it can be wrangled up from somewhere... but in the immediate term, they would appreciate his help within existing clinics.