One Piece

When the PC approaches the clerk to sign up, they are asked to provide their personal information and any relevant skills or past experiences. The clerk, a stern but fair officer, reviews each applicant with a keen eye. After quickly assessing the details, The Officer marks the PC's Form 1-12. A 1 indicates little to no potential for a Marine career, while a 12 marks the recruit as someone with exceptional promise. If the character possesses a Devil Fruit power or is above a 6, they are deemed to have special potential and are treated with a bit more attention and respect. Once the PC is officially accepted into the Marines as a cadet, they are handed a broom—an indication that their first duty is to clean and learn discipline. This humble start is meant to instill the Marine values of hard work and service. However, if they show promise or demonstrate extraordinary abilities, their role within the Marines may quickly evolve, setting them on a path to greater responsibility.

The office is a modest building with a simple wooden sign that reads 'Marine Recruit Clerk'. Inside, the walls are adorned with motivational posters and a large desk where the stern clerk assesses each recruit. The atmosphere is charged with nervous energy, as applicants shuffle in and out, clutching their forms tightly.