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"This is really difficult."

Sengoku frowned as he looked at the scene before him, and a feeling he couldn't quite describe welled up inside him.

Currently, many people are willing to go with him, and he is well aware of this.

Ultimately, it all comes down to his prestige within the navy.

To be honest, there are quite a few people who know about Bai Ye's situation.

Would someone really be willing to go with you without knowing the details?!
Upon closer examination, this is essentially impossible.

Zhan Guo was well aware of this matter, and it was only he who was thinking about it.

If we look at it from a different perspective, everyone knows deep down what will happen next.

From this perspective, some things don't seem to be as we thought.

There will probably be some people who stay here, even though they know their thoughts might be a little bit greedy.

However, at times, Zhan Guo was also well aware that some of these people simply could not possibly come with him.

Firstly, some people simply wouldn't choose to join Baiye's side.

So from this perspective, everyone actually understands the situation very well.

After all, they have always believed in the World Government, and the most crucial factor is Bai Ye's previous identity.

So in this respect, the sense of belonging to the World Government is definitely much stronger than that of the White Night faction, right?
So from this perspective, anyone with a sound mind knows exactly how to choose in this situation.

Therefore, many people are actually thinking about how to make a decision in this matter.

Ultimately, this shift in choice is simply too significant.

If Sengoku hadn't said it here, would anyone else have been in this dilemma?!
Thinking about it carefully, it seems like it's simply impossible.

Anyway, since things are as they are, there's no point in dwelling on it.

Overall, this matter is simply because it occurred during the Warring States period, and there's not much else to it.

Even so, Sengoku was well aware of this.

I'm not entirely confident about this matter, but there are definitely quite a few people willing to go with me.

But right now, this group of people probably still has a lot of ideas, doesn't it?
Thinking of this, the Warring States period was not in a hurry and waited for them to speak.

Or
Most people would probably choose to approach this from the other party's perspective, right?
In essence, this is the question that people who want to choose a world government ask themselves.

However, this was inevitable. When I said those words, it was already destined that I would eventually take this step.

In fact, Sengoku had already made preparations for this matter long ago.

We're just waiting to finally resolve this issue completely this time.

After all, there are some people who are not going to follow him, and Sengoku himself was well aware of this.

Since they can't possibly leave with me in the end, what should I do? Surely I know the answer!
Ultimately, isn't this all about selection?
Sure enough, after this idea emerged in the Warring States period, many people were already waiting for someone to step forward.

After all, if they all really left, there would probably be some people who wouldn't want to see that.

However, in this matter, the Warring States period also knew that things would soon be clear.

He glanced at the people present and immediately said, "Fellow Marines, I know there are some questions you want to ask. Whatever they are, just say them. Speak your mind!"

After finishing his speech, Zhan Guo sighed inwardly.

These people clearly have their own thoughts, but they just won't say anything. Are they just going to wait like this?!

Whatever it is, just say it directly. In the eyes of the Warring States period, why hide anything?

Although everyone's thoughts are not yet entirely certain, he is generally clear about what they want.

"Fleet Admiral Sengoku, are we really going to cooperate with pirates?!"

After Sengoku finished speaking, one of the marines couldn't help but ask a question directly.

If we're really going to cooperate with these pirates, then what exactly are they anyway?!
Think about it carefully, nobody wants to see this happen, right?!
Cooperate with pirates?
It does seem to be true.
Many people agreed with him after he said that.

Nobody wants to cooperate with pirates.

After all, from this perspective, cooperating with pirates would only mean the instantaneous shattering of what one has been holding onto.

Who doesn't know what pirates are like?!

Many people become marines because they have witnessed the brutality of pirates and feel the need to protect their families and those who are powerless.

He also didn't want to become a pirate or associate with those pirates.

So that's why you chose to join the Navy?!
Now that I've thought this through, should I really go against the choices I made in the past?!
Therefore, even though many people believe that the Warring States period had a very high prestige.

But at times like these, I think back to the decisions I made in the past.

Immediately, I sensed that something was wrong.

no? !
Do we really have to choose this?!
Do we really want to create something like this with the Warring States period?

If it were actually done, then what would that mean?!
Actually, no one really knows what happened; they just feel that once something is done, there's no going back.

Therefore, it is necessary to think about this matter carefully.

It's best not to make any other choices before you've made a decision.

This was also the thought in the minds of everyone present, and many were waiting for the Warring States period's answer before making a decision.

The Warring States period was also very clear about this.

However, in the Warring States period, he had already thought of this problem. In any case, this problem was bound to arise. He had already considered it, so naturally, he thought of it after the problem appeared.

Sengoku didn't find it difficult at all; on the contrary, he felt that what he said next shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Then Sengoku slowly said, "In their eyes, we are also pirates."

"them?"

Upon hearing Sengoku's words, the marines present were instantly stunned.

no? !
I don't quite understand this.

What does it mean to say that they see themselves as pirates too?!

Thinking about it carefully, it seems that they were originally opposed. If we look at it according to the Warring States period's view, then there is indeed not much of a problem.

but
Just because these pirates see them this way, does that mean we should obey and join them?!
And even if they are adversaries.

So, they also don't admit that this matter is the same as what Sengoku said. What does it mean to say that in their eyes, they are also pirates?

They are the navy!
They absolutely refuse to admit they are pirates!
"No, I'm referring to how some ordinary people perceive it."

"Uh"

Sengoku's words stunned the marines who were initially ready to retort.

They were already prepared to question the Warring States period.

That's right!

Even in the Warring States period, since it was said before that everyone could speak freely, let them have a good talk.

In any case, they absolutely do not approve of this matter.

From this perspective, isn't the matter quite clear already?

Anyway, it was the Warring States period who made them say it, so they can't just stay silent now, can they?!

Overall, we've found the point we wanted to make, but...
This idea had barely surfaced when it was immediately rendered somewhat bewildering by what Zhan Guo said.

I had already figured out how to refute the Warring States period.

But suddenly someone from the Warring States period said that others didn't think so.

This left them speechless for a moment.

no! ?
How did things suddenly change from how others viewed it?

Why would you assume that others don't think the same way?!

Thinking about it carefully, although this matter sounds strange.

But then again, it seems there's something else the Warring States period wanted to say about this.
I'm starting to feel curious and want to hear more. What exactly is Sengoku planning to say here?!
It's really weird
"Why would Fleet Admiral Sengoku say that? We're the navy, after all!!"

"That's right! We're protecting those people, but why do they see us as pirates too!?"

"Did Marshal Sengoku make a mistake or something? Why would he say something like that?!"

"I don't know either. This matter clearly doesn't have much to do with us!"

Upon hearing what Sengoku said, the people present instantly erupted in excitement.

Because they didn't know why the Warring States period thought things were the way they were.

Clearly, this has little to do with them.

But why?
Why does it have to be this way?!
Or was the Warring States period deliberately saying this to suppress them?

but
Is it a little inappropriate to say something like that just to join Baiye?

At this moment, in the eyes of many naval personnel, what Sengoku was about to do seemed to be a very bad thing.

After all, at a time like this, to have something like this happen, anyone would probably feel terrible.

Thinking about this, they suddenly felt a little strange.

At this point, not many people said anything; they mainly wanted to see what the Warring States period was going to say.

What was that saying again? If the Warring States period said that, there must have been its own reasons, right?
Surely it's not like they just spouted nonsense during the Warring States period and then nothing more, right?

That does seem a bit strange, but let's talk about that during the Warring States period.

Perhaps there was an error in the expression used during the Warring States period?
Or perhaps
Forget it
What's the point of thinking so much at this point?!
It's better to just wait.

Anyway, the Warring States period will probably give them an answer later.

"We are indeed protecting ordinary people, but we are also harming them. Now that things have come to this, I have to tell you some things!"

Sengoku sighed.

Originally, I wasn't planning to talk about the Warring States period.

But there was no other way; if I didn't say anything at this point, it would definitely be impossible.

Ultimately, if such a thing were actually said, he would probably be branded with shame in the future.

If the Navy wants to know the truth, it must let others know about this matter and the evil deeds the Navy has committed.

Sengoku stood in the plaza of the Naval Headquarters, facing the assembled naval soldiers, his gaze firm and heavy.

He took a deep breath, and his voice carried throughout the entire plaza through the loudspeaker: "Fellow Marines, today I'm going to tell you some truths, the truths about the Celestial Dragons and the World Government."

"We have always considered ourselves the embodiment of justice, the navy that protects ordinary people."

But in reality, we are also hurting ordinary people.

Sengoku's words stunned the naval soldiers present. They looked at each other, not understanding why Fleet Admiral Sengoku would say such a thing.

"What have the Celestial Dragons, those high and mighty world nobles, done?"

The voice of the Warring States period gradually rose, "Every few years they would choose a country to slaughter, calling it 'cleansing,' but in reality it was just to satisfy their cruel desires."

How many of you know about the massacre at God Valley?

That time, the Celestial Dragons slaughtered everyone on the island, sparing not even infants!

This was something that the Warring States period knew very well, but most people couldn't possibly know.

In fact, many people felt something was off immediately after hearing what the Warring States period said.

They even subconsciously felt that the story might be fake.

After all, this does sound a bit problematic. Does anyone really think this is the case?!
If I were to say something like "maybe in the past," then no, I really can't fool myself about this.
Originally, many people thought that this matter might make them believe that what the Warring States period said was false.

After all, no matter how you look at it, this matter is currently causing quite a stir.

Indeed, the Warring States period only mentioned a few simple points, which already made people doubt whether it was true or not.

After all, if it were true, then it all sounds a bit fake.

But if all of this is false, then why would the Warring States period say such things to deceive them?
There was absolutely no need for this during the Warring States period!

Ultimately, for the Warring States period, this was just a fabricated story to deceive them.

If I really had to choose between the Warring States period and the World Government to believe...

Therefore, many people are more willing to believe in the Warring States period than in the World Government.

After all, in many people's eyes, the Warring States period was far superior to the World Government. (End of Chapter)