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"Actually, your approach from the very beginning was flawed; you shouldn't have focused on this at all!"

Bai Ye felt that there was something wrong with what this group of people were thinking.

To be honest, if you focus on this from the beginning, it really doesn't make any sense.

Ultimately, no matter how you look at it, they all misjudged each other's positions.

"So what are you trying to say?!"

Qing Pheasant asked.

Judging from Bai Ye's words, it seemed like he had something he wanted to say as well!
Although it's a little unclear what Bai Ye is trying to say.

But since Bai Ye has already thought of it, he might as well just ask directly. Come to think of it, this guy's thoughts are indeed a bit hard to guess.

But from any perspective, what Bai Ye was about to say might actually be something they hadn't considered before?!

"Who do you think is the most common in our area?!"

"Who has the most?!"

This one
What kind of question is this?!

Hearing Bai Ye's question, everyone present was taken aback.

The main issue is that the question itself felt somewhat absurd.

If that were the case, Bai Ye wouldn't have asked such a random question here.

He must have thought about it before he spoke up.

But since Bai Ye has already mentioned it, we might as well think carefully about what Bai Ye said.

From this perspective, "who" should not refer to a single person.

Are you referring to power and influence?!

The moment this thought crossed their minds, everyone present instinctively exclaimed, "Pirates?!"

It seems like there's nothing else besides this, right?

From this perspective, it seems like this is a pirate.

After all, wasn't everything already made very clear before?!

At this point, the navy and the pirates seemed to be doing fine.

But everyone knows deep down that this isn't without its problems.

Ultimately, this is only a temporary setback. Once something happens that is beyond our control, everyone knows in their hearts what the final outcome will be.

So, the points discussed before weren't about pirates?!
After saying that, he suddenly realized that if it really was pirates, then this was absolutely impossible.

Ultimately, if he were truly a pirate, then Byakuya wouldn't have asked such a question.

The fact that Bai Ye was able to ask such a question suggests that he didn't actually intend to answer it.

"They must be from those countries."

Garp was silent for a moment, then slowly spoke.

Actually, when Bai Ye said that sentence, Garp admitted that even he himself thought that Bai Ye was probably referring to that group of people.

However, after a moment's thought, Garp realized that he had fallen into a trap the moment he thought of it.

Besides, Bai Ye had previously stated that he didn't have much of a relationship with this group of people.

Naturally, it's no longer possible to attribute this to pirates.

In other words, based on what Baiye said before.

This group of people is most likely not the pirates Bai Ye mentioned.

So, once you discard the pirates and your own prejudices, isn't it already obvious who it is in the end?
After all, Bai Ye had already said that he would put everything else aside.

Then, after slowly looking through the contents, they found what they needed.

From this perspective, this is something they need to consider.

After thinking for a moment, Karp realized what Bai Ye meant by those words.

Or rather, they were actually mistaken from the very beginning.

Perhaps Bai Ye really didn't have that idea.

Ultimately, this shows that their perspective at this point was simply too narrow.

Otherwise, it would have been impossible to think of the previous point. It was only after Bai Ye reminded him that he realized what was going on.

Garp was fully aware of this, while the others immediately realized what he meant after he said those words.

Although I had anticipated most of what was going on while on duty, there were still some unexpected events.

Everyone is smart enough to know what Bai Ye meant by those words.

If we really look at it this way, then his thought about this matter is that he no longer considers himself a pirate, right?!
Thinking of this, Aokiji immediately asked, "You feel that you don't belong to the pirate camp anymore, right?!"

Aokiji felt that what he said shouldn't be too wrong.

Perhaps at this moment, Bai Ye truly never thought of himself as a pirate.

Ultimately, if someone truly believed in themselves in this way, they wouldn't express it in the first place.

Since Bai Ye has already said so, and his subsequent actions have proven it true, it's reasonable to believe what he said.

Perhaps deep down, Bai Ye didn't necessarily want to do this.

Ultimately, anyone with half a brain knows that if they admit this, they will eventually face the ending they had discussed before.

Perhaps Bai Ye never intended for things to develop this way.

In Bai Ye's heart, this matter was probably already settled long ago.

After all, what Bai Ye said and did at this point is not fully explained. Perhaps in Bai Ye's heart, he no longer belongs to the pirates. It's just that in the past, they always viewed Bai Ye with a habitual mindset.

They also believe that Bai Ye truly belongs to this type.

But now, if you really think about it, it becomes clear.

That's no longer considered a pirate.

This guy is genuinely thinking about things for the benefit of the whole world.

Instead of saying these things but having a different idea in mind.

"That's right, I've said it before. Who really defines pirates? If we're judging them by what everyone has done, wouldn't the Heavenly Dragons be considered pirates?!"

If we look at it from the perspective of what you've done.

The Celestial Dragons must also be pirates, after all, what these people do is even more outrageous than pirates.

They cannot deny this point.

Then, if we consider the World Government and the Navy as the definition of pirates...

Could we also consider the White Nights to be them?
At this point, they were not yet so arrogant as to think they could judge everything.

After all, Bai Ye was stronger than them, and his fists were bigger, which was enough. That's why they acknowledged Bai Ye.

In reality, no matter how much you say, it's not very useful in this world.

What people really care about is the size of your fist. No matter how loud you are, if your fist isn't big enough, it won't matter.

So Bai Ye should have been arrested before, instead of the way things are now, even if they have some acceptance of Bai Ye.

However, they will still choose to stand with the World Government and will not even acknowledge Byakuya.

after all
When you don't have the power to change everything, then no matter how much you talk, it's all just empty talk.

Ultimately, this world still relies on fists. Anyway, after beating them up, they did become much more obedient.

That's enough. After all, once a person becomes honest, there's not much to worry about.

However, from the current perspective, it would actually be quite good if Byakuya didn't consider himself a pirate at this point.

After all, if one still considers oneself a pirate.

If others will do the same, and everyone has this idea, then one thing is certain: it basically means that others will still follow this path.

From this perspective, since everyone has their own thoughts, it would be better for Bai Ye to completely abandon this identity.

Only in this way can Bai Ye unleash his full potential.

This will also make them understand that this matter is indeed just as Bai Ye himself said.

Who wouldn't worry about things changing after White Night?!
That has already changed, so if you want to change it again, it will probably be even more difficult.

For them, they only have one choice, and if they don't make the right choice...

Their final fate might not be so good.

After all, anyone who isn't a fool knows that if you entrust everything to Bai Ye at this point, the final outcome...
We can only rely on Bai Ye's conscience.

But Bai Ye had already thought about this matter by now.

If he doesn't admit to being a pirate, then it seems that the problem he was thinking about before wasn't that big of a deal.

"And even if you admit your identity, most of the people on your side aren't actually pirates anymore, right? After all, many countries have responded, there's a revolutionary army, and even the Navy might join now."

At this point, continuing to consider oneself a pirate is truly meaningless.

From this perspective, your side probably consists mostly of ordinary people, which is probably why the revolutionary army joined you!

In the new world.

The one who truly united everyone was Bai Ye.

Even Rocks back then couldn't do it.

Even though Rocks suppressed the entire New World, there were still those within the New World who refused to submit to him.

There are also those who would not choose to cooperate with Rocks.

There's nothing inherently wrong with this matter.

After all, even though you, Rocks, are strong, it's impossible for everyone to submit to you. Under such tyranny, there will naturally be people who are unwilling.

Among these people are actually many of the New World people who were unwilling to follow Rocks in the past.

Now, Bai Ye is actually able to integrate all of this.

It was indeed somewhat unexpected.

"That's why I don't think we need to worry about this, because we are not pirates, you will not be the Navy, and they are not the Revolutionary Army either. We are all just trying to overthrow the World Government."

For those who have overthrown this corrupt world, there is no point in distinguishing between themselves and others.

Once the world's格局 (geju, a term referring to the overall structure or pattern of the world) has changed, there will no longer be a need for the same kind of fighting, hatred, and tragedy that used to spread.

There will be at least a long period of peace.

Even the White Nights could not guarantee that this peace could be maintained indefinitely.

After all, even if I said it myself, no one else would believe me.

How could anyone possibly guarantee that?!
In any case, even Bai Ye is well aware that it is highly unlikely that they can handle this matter properly.

Sometimes, he also knew that even if he could live forever, human greed would continue to grow.

He can keep an eye on the world, but the world will eventually decay.

Therefore, Bai Ye never considered himself to be making any guarantees.

Ultimately, it all means nothing.

What Bai Ye said about this matter wasn't actually wrong. The others, listening to Bai Ye's words, knew that it might have been better if Bai Ye had been more absolute in his statement.

But thinking about it more carefully later...

In the end, I gave up.

After all, they all knew that even Bai Ye couldn't guarantee something, so thinking that way was too naive.

Therefore, it's best not to give him any more difficult questions.

Haven't we already found a decent solution by now?!
Given the current situation, they suddenly realized that things seemed to be almost over.

"Don't think about the future. There's no point in thinking about it so much. Just live in the present and solve the problems at hand."

After saying this, Bai Ye didn't say anything more, but looked at the Warring States period not far away.

At this moment, he didn't want to talk about what would happen in the future.

Since everything has already happened, there's no point in saying anything now.

Seeing that Bai Ye didn't say much, the others also kept quiet.

After all, these things are just as Bai Ye said.

Intervening at this point would be completely pointless.

After all, it won't be so easy to just let it go.

There are still many things that need to be dealt with gradually. At least for now, what's the point of thinking that far ahead?

Let's wait and see how Bai Ye ultimately handles this matter.

Moreover, even the Warring States period hasn't started dealing with those matters yet!

Come to think of it, the Warring States period should be manageable, right?

After all, Zhan Guo was a marshal. If he couldn't even handle this properly, then this matter was truly a big problem.

One by one, they followed Bai Ye's gaze and looked towards the Warring States period not far away.

After he made that choice, the real problem gradually emerged.

It seems that at that moment, the navy began to subtly split into two factions.

At this point, not everyone wanted to join Baiye; of course, some also longed for the past. (End of Chapter)