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It's over! It's over!

The Warring States Marshal has truly been driven to utter madness!

Regarding this matter, these are the things that were said during the Warring States period.

In the past, no one would have imagined that these words would come from the mouth of the Warring States period.

It's really scary!

If they said something like that, what would happen if Sengoku simply surrendered the entire navy to Byakuya?!

In fact, there are quite a few people in the Navy who are actually aligned with the World Government.

After all, some people are loyal to the Navy, and others are loyal to the World Government. As soon as Sengoku said these words, some people immediately began to prepare to contact the World Government.

This is something I really didn't expect, especially when we were gathering before the Warring States period.

They thought they were going to the World Government.

After all, given the nature of the war, it was estimated that it would begin soon, and naturally many people had noticed this, and thus knew that they probably couldn't escape it.

However, many people are actually willing to fight for the World Government.

Now, the Warring States period also said that those who want to leave can leave, and those who don't want to leave can stay.

Looking at it this way, it doesn't seem quite right, does it?
Although I'm inclined to side with the World Government, if I choose to stay now, won't I get killed by the Marines next to me?!

After all, they'll probably be enemies in the future anyway, and if they are enemies, then there's no way to show them any mercy.

There's a high probability they'll take direct action, and everyone present is well aware of that.

But.

That's probably impossible, since the Warring States period wouldn't just stand by and watch this happen.

So, at this point, it's probably possible to stay, but if you really have to make that choice...

Then we'll probably really become enemies in the future, but it shouldn't have happened this way.

We used to be comrades-in-arms, but I never expected that Sengoku would choose to join Byakuya.

Faced with this, many people hesitated, pondering what choice they should make next.

Even those who wanted to side with the World Government were hesitant at this moment. If they chose to side with the World Government, what would happen next would be very different for them.
No way
Is there really no other way?!
Why did you join White Night?!

Suddenly, this problem arose, and it immediately brought this point to mind once again.

I've been wondering for a while why Sengoku joined Byakuya; it's clearly not the right thing to do.

Doing this will only turn former friends and family into enemies because of one choice.

What a cruel thing this is!
If some people are willing to leave with Sengoku, then naturally there will be others willing to fight for the World Government.

So, in this matter, why were they forced to make this choice simply because Sengoku was going to Byakuya's side?

If you make this choice, what will you ultimately gain?!

It seems like we're getting nothing!
Looking at it from this perspective, the more you think about it, the more exaggerated it seems.

That's ridiculously exaggerated!
No one expected things to become such a difficult situation to choose from.

Has it really come to this?!

An eerie silence.
At this moment, no one spoke; everyone remained silent, waiting for what was to come.

Gion, watching from a distance, sighed, "It seems we can all go back together this time. I really didn't expect this from the Navy."
"It's truly a miracle that we've ended up working together."

Gion was truly surprised that things would turn out this way.

The sudden decision by Sengoku to join forces with Byakuya happened in the blink of an eye.

Yesterday I was thinking war might break out soon, but the very next day we chose to cooperate.

This was something Gion hadn't expected.

However, given the current situation, I probably don't need to think about this matter too much anymore.

The matter has been mostly resolved.

In short, if we look at it this way, since the Warring States period said so, at most it meant that those who were unwilling stayed.

However, given Sengoku's prestige within the navy, many people would probably be willing to leave with him, right?

Gion thought to herself, though she wasn't entirely sure about it, but she had a feeling that it was possible.

"I think you might be overthinking it, and besides, that Sengoku guy actually insulted me."

Byakuya interrupted Gion and then gave a somewhat unexpected answer.

Insult him?!
It seems so.
Although Sengoku only said one sentence at first, he later made up for it.

However, this was indeed a criticism of Byakuya, and that was absolutely true. Therefore, Gion had nothing to say about this matter.

But then again, where did Bai Ye get the idea that I was overthinking things?

Gion didn't rush to speak, but instead pondered what Byakuya had said in her memories, and also thought about what she had said before.

Thinking about it carefully, Gion really didn't realize what she was really thinking about!
So, from this perspective, could it be that I wasn't wrong, and Bai Ye misunderstood?

Thinking about it this way, it doesn't seem impossible.

After all, what does it mean to misunderstand?

In Gion's view, after the Fleet Admiral Sengoku finishes speaking, wouldn't the vast majority of these marines choose to leave with him?
Why did Bai Ye say that I was just overthinking things?!
I didn't think too much about it!
"Actually, it's a very simple question. No matter how you look at it, many of these people won't go, and if they ask any questions later..."

That will also affect those who are undecided, so this matter is not so simple!

Bai Ye shook his head and said slowly.

In this matter, Gion's view is rather simple.

That's why he said those things.

However, in Byakuya's view, Gion was oversimplifying things.

If you really look at it that way, how could it be so simple? If it were really that simple, why would the Warring States period have gone to such lengths to explain all this?!
So, in the current situation, anyone who isn't an idiot can see exactly what's going on.

In this respect, Gion was somewhat surprised.

After hearing Bai Ye's words, she asked with some confusion, "Even if some people don't want to go, they wouldn't say anything, would they?!" Gion felt that they wouldn't say anything inappropriate.

Even if they didn't want to go, as naval personnel, their primary stance was to stand with Sengoku and the navy. This was especially true for many lower-ranking soldiers.

But after hearing what Byakuya said, Gion felt that something was wrong.

this.
What was he thinking?!
"It's not that simple!"

At this moment, Garp also spoke up.

Gion couldn't understand because he was somewhat ignorant about politics, or rather, completely ignorant of politics, which is why he said such things.

But anyone who understands politics would never say such things.

Faced with this, Gion was the only one who didn't quite understand, even though Garp seemed to be even more thick-skinned than Gion.

But Garp isn't ignorant; he knows a lot of things, so in this respect, he naturally sees further than Gion.

Therefore, when Gion said those words, Garp knew that Gion knew nothing.

Although he had seen it before, there were still some things Garp hadn't expected given the current situation. He was such a complete idiot.

"Why?!"

Gion was dumbfounded.

How can they be different?!

They look the same, that's what they are.

After listening to Gion's repeated "whys," Garp finally understood why Gion had chosen to join Byakuya so soon after her departure.

This woman has absolutely no ideas, and her political acumen is hardly exceptional; how could she even ask such a question?

You won't learn anything by staying by a crane's side.

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It seems that there is indeed no need to learn while staying by He's side, since He can always do the thinking, and you just need to carry out the orders.

Following smart people can really only lead to two outcomes.

One way is to learn from the other person and become skilled as well.

One type is someone who stops thinking altogether and becomes a brainless fool.

Clearly, Gion seems to have become the latter.

However, Gion probably didn't have much experience with such basic politics before, so it's probably not a problem for her to devise tactics. There's no need for me to be so harsh on Gion.

Thinking of this, Garp sighed.

Aokiji, standing to the side, picked up where Garp left off, saying, "This matter is actually quite simple. The main thing is that there are people from the World Government among this group, and these people definitely don't want us to leave with Fleet Admiral Sengoku."

Ultimately, you know what those people are thinking without me having to tell you.

What they want is for the Navy to join the World Government in fighting Byakuya. How could they possibly just stand by and watch us fight the World Government alongside Byakuya?!
So isn't this already quite obvious?!

Moreover, even without this group, there are actually quite a few people who want to stand with the World Government.

Just like Sakazuki, many people believe Byakuya is a pirate, so it's understandable that they're unwilling to fight against the World Government alongside him!

After Aokiji's analysis, Gion suddenly understood.

She had been wondering what exactly was going on.

Now Gion has finally realized what's going on.

However, no matter how Gion listened to what Aokiji was saying, she felt something was off.

After all, if you really want to explain it, how did this thing end up fighting against the World Government alongside Byakuya?!
Although, according to what Sengoku said before, they have now joined Byakuya.

Aokiji could certainly say that too; there was absolutely no problem with that.

After all, we are indeed together now.

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How can you, Aokiji, say that so fluently?!
It sounded so natural that Gion initially thought she had misheard.

But now, after realizing what had happened, she was somewhat moved, realizing that Aokiji's change of stance had been incredibly swift.

But the most speechless one is Sakazuki.

Sakazuki never expected that he would be pulled off something like this right from the start!

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What on earth are you thinking?
And they even said they were the same as me?!

Although I am unwilling to join, I am no longer a lackey of the World Government!
Akainu himself was well aware that in the past, he would never have considered cooperating with Byakuya, but the situation was different now.

"Oh, looks like this might be quite troublesome. Will Brother Bai Ye make a move later?"

Before anyone else could say anything, Kizaru spoke up and asked a question.

Now, after this question was asked, everyone was stunned for a moment. It was obvious that the question Kizaru asked seemed to be a very ordinary question.

However, considering what was said before and the current situation, this is a potential trap.

If Bai Ye doesn't give a good answer, he might fall into an abyss of no return.

After all, this means that it's about how these people will be dealt with this time.

If these are the navy members who don't choose to join, would you choose to kill them or keep them?

If they choose to stay, then this group will likely encounter some unexpected situations, since staying might lead to all sorts of messy problems later on.

So, when it comes to this point, everyone is actually very clear about it deep down.

These people are from the World Government, so it's impossible for you to take them away. However, these people were also formerly part of the Navy, so it's also impossible for you to take action against them.

Therefore, it's actually quite difficult to stop them from doing these things at this point.

Right now, the key to this matter is whether Bai Ye will show up.

Even if they were to take action, how would they ultimately resolve this trouble?

Actually, this is what they wanted to see, even though Bai Ye made it sound so good.

However, if Bai Ye doesn't take some concrete actions, they will absolutely not believe what he says so easily. This is also a test. (End of Chapter)