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"You're still feeling sentimental here?!"

After listening to what Zhan Guo said, He also had an indescribable feeling.

He really didn't expect this, that he would come up with such a statement right away. But then again, it does seem like he made the choice too hastily.

If a choice is made so quickly, it's unimaginable what will happen next, and whether these marines will regret their decision.

Really?!
Thinking about it carefully, you'll probably regret what you're thinking now.

After all, I didn't give them much time to think about it, and I didn't tell my family about it either.

So from this perspective, it's necessary to give the other party some time to think things through.

This was also what the Warring States period was thinking at that time.

"In that case, that's certainly possible. But after this, it should be done very quickly. Actually, everyone has already thought it through, and haven't you thought it through yourself too?!"

It's said that this is a difficult decision, but haven't we all already thought it through?
It's impossible that he didn't think this through.

While it's true that he was initially conflicted, from then on, Sengoku had become firm in his own beliefs.

Just like the marines now, there's really no need to worry about them, even knowing that this group of marines might end up being a little different from before.

But it doesn’t matter.

Since this matter has already been decided, there's no reason to change my mind at the last minute.

After all, some decisions, such important ones, cannot be made in just a few words.

Rather, it's because they've thought things through very clearly that they made this decision.

If we look at it this way, then there's basically no room for maneuver in this matter.

"It's okay, let's give them some time. After all, I don't want them to regret it later!"

Hearing what the crane said, Sengoku didn't say anything more.

Even if we already know that this matter is probably the same as what He said, there won't be any problem.

But as I said before, this matter still gives them a chance to choose, at least so that they won't regret not thinking things through before.

The Warring States period wasn't actually the kind of person who had to do that.

In fact, if the World Government hadn't been so outrageous, Sengoku would never have made this choice between two options.

They've lived honest lives their whole lives; who could have imagined they'd end up like this?

Choosing to leave the World Government and then oppose it seems like he's really acting like a traitor.

Becoming a traitor was not Sengoku's intention, and if possible, he certainly wouldn't want such a thing to happen.

But sometimes, there are things that just can't be helped.

The world government has become so outrageous, and it has indeed been discovered.

In this respect, Sengoku knew that even if he didn't want to choose at this point, it was impossible.

They had to choose what to do, and from this perspective, the Warring States period had a very clear idea. In general, after making their choice this time...

I won't regret this, why would I?!

After this decision, there is absolutely no way we can go back to the World Government.

After all, nobody wants this thing.

After he finished speaking, before Tsuru could say anything more, the Den Den Mushi rang the next second.

Looking at the Den Den Mushi in his hand, Sengoku fell into deep thought.

Judging from the current situation, very few people can actually get through to this Den Den Mushi, and just then, the Den Den Mushi rang.

Suddenly, a candidate came to mind for Zhan Guo.

He had some doubts at first, but then he thought that what he had done might already be known to the World Government.

So, isn't it self-evident that they're looking for someone at this point?
By this time, Zhan Guo also knew clearly who was looking for him.

"Just accept it; you'll have to face it sooner or later."

"He spoke slowly."

Judging from Sengoku's expression, she knew it too; even without looking at Sengoku's expression, Tsuru knew exactly who it was.

After all, there seemed to be only a handful of people they could reach at this time, and if Sengoku was unwilling to answer the call immediately, then there were only one or two of them.

As for the Five Elders?!
Given that such a thing had already happened, from Tsuru's perspective, it was absolutely impossible for the Five Elders to contact Sengoku.

After all, the Five Elders should have known about the situation here by now.

Even if a Den Den Mushi were to come through at this point, what could they possibly say to Sengoku?!
impossible!

After that, there was no way for the two sides to continue discussing anything.

After this, all we can do is wait.

The Five Elders are definitely not going to do anything; they'll just wait for things to end here.

Then come and receive all of this.

Could it be that the Five Elders are unaware of the situation here?!

That's impossible!
If this decision has already been made, why would the other party do this?!
That's absolutely impossible!
The Five Elders aren't fools; how could they not see that even if they had this idea at this point, it would be absolutely impossible for them to succeed.

Ultimately, at this point, the World Government was no longer the Navy's only option.

Even if they called, what kind of personality does Sengoku have?

Do you think they didn't know?!

Could it be that just a few words were enough to change the mind of the Warring States?!

What a joke!

If it were really that simple, then many things would be impossible.

So, judging from what has happened during the Warring States period, everyone knows exactly what's going on.

Since it wasn't them.

If we exclude the Five Elders, then who else could it be?!
Isn't that clear enough?!
Steel skeleton hollow!
This person was once like a mentor to someone from the Warring States period.

He was once a naval marshal and is now the commander-in-chief of the entire armed forces.

Even now, the events that happened when they were marines still make Sengoku somewhat afraid to face them.

After all, Sengoku thought he could talk to anyone without feeling anything.

However, when facing Kong, Sengoku was at a loss for words.

At least from the perspective of the Warring States period, he truly did not know how to face the situation.

Ultimately, this is definitely one of the most difficult things for me to talk about.

It's mainly about the steel frame.
Sengoku took a deep breath and then slowly said, "Well, since we've already decided to do it this way, things can't be the same as before."

Sengoku took a deep breath and finally made up his mind, having already learned about the matter.

After deciding to do this, Sengoku had already considered the possibility of being questioned by Kong.

Now that I've thought of all this, although I still feel a little unsure how to express it, there's no need to avoid it anymore.

Ultimately, this is how things have come to be.

"Then come on your own."

Crane had no intention of saying anything to Steelbone.

It's not that I have nothing to say, it's just that at this moment, no matter what I say, when facing Kong, there's a really indescribable feeling.

By this time, they had already decided to rebel.

In this respect, isn't it better to have Sengoku do it himself? Or should he have to talk to Kong himself?!

It's obvious that Kong is targeting Sengoku.

Otherwise, why not just call your own Den Den Mushi?
Isn't that already quite obvious?
Therefore, He felt that what he said was correct.

"I know."

Sengoku was a little annoyed, but decided to answer the call the next second. After the call was connected, Kong's voice came from the other end.

"Sengoku, are you already preparing to leave?!"

Steel Bone Sky clearly already knew everything.

Kong knew about this from the beginning when he called Sengoku, but even Kong himself wasn't sure why he made that call.

He knew very well that whether or not to fight at this point would not actually affect the current situation.

The Warring States period has decided to leave.

Therefore, seeking out the Warring States period at this point wouldn't actually change anything.

But since I can't change anything, shouldn't I at least talk to Sengoku about this?
That steel skeleton is absolutely not allowed here.

So from this perspective, Kong knew that finding Sengoku might not be a big deal, and he also knew that it might not change anything in the future.

But that doesn't matter anymore.

Anyway, that's how things are. Even though I had a lot of ideas, both sides maintained a tacit understanding at this point.

But if it really comes to leaving now...

At the very least, I need to find out why the Warring States period had such an idea.

After all, isn't the navy doing well now?!

They actually came up with something like this?
"Air Marshal, it's me..."

Zhan Guo opened his mouth, but many words got stuck in his throat and he couldn't say them.

At this moment, Sengoku didn't know whether he should speak or not.

Or rather, one may not even know if the matter is as they imagine it to be.

Although he had thought about telling Sengoku this before, it seemed like there was nothing wrong with it, but when the moment actually came, the words were on the tip of his tongue, and he couldn't seem to say anything.

This feeling is truly one of inexplicable powerlessness.

Even though he had prepared himself to speak, when the moment actually came, Sengoku realized that he simply couldn't say anything.

The main reason is that this happened at this moment, and Sengoku was also very clear in his heart that some things, even if he knew that what he did was justified and had a reason, were not out of his own selfishness.

but.
But that's why I can't say it?!

The main point is that you know very well what you're saying, but this is just something you say to outsiders. If it were someone you know well...

If we have to find such arguments to use, then it seems a bit shameless.

This is not what the Warring States period wanted to see either.

But
This is not what I wanted to see, but it happened anyway.

This situation has also arisen.

It was precisely because my decision was sudden, even though I had some doubts beforehand, that I made this decision.

But I hadn't really thought it through beforehand, and I hadn't realized how terrifying it would be to actually talk to my former teacher about this.

Therefore, at this time, the Warring States period had nothing to say, or even if they knew what to say, they couldn't bring themselves to say it.

"Sengoku, just say what you want to say. There's no need to hide it from me. I know everything. I'm not here to interrogate you. I just want to know what you're really thinking."

Steelbone waited for a while, then slowly spoke.

If we look at it this way, Kong actually knows very well what's going on.

Ultimately, he hadn't come here to question the Warring States period at all.

If he wanted to question the Warring States period, he would never have said those things.

After all, he hadn't come here with the intention of questioning the Warring States period.

If he had come here to question the Warring States period, he would never have spoken in such a way.

So from this perspective, it's clear that Kongo's intention was simply to find out Sengoku's true thoughts.

of course
If we could really persuade Sengoku to stay in the navy, it wouldn't be impossible.

Looking at it this way, we need to know even more about what the Warring States period was really thinking.

Even I had some suspicions.

But since I've already made up my mind, I'll just ignore whether I actually guessed it or not.

At least at this point, I need to know what the Warring States are really thinking.

In comparison, the thoughts of the Warring States period seem to be more important at this time, don't they?

"Marshal Kong, I'm so sorry to have disappointed you."

After a moment of silence, Sengoku slowly spoke.

Even so, Sengoku didn't know why he had to apologize.

But since I've already thought of it, I might as well say it.

not to mention
Actually, it wasn't entirely unexpected. He himself hadn't anticipated that this would actually happen.

Ultimately, the reason I was chosen to become the Fleet Admiral was simply because there were virtually no other competitors for my position.

Another very important reason is the recommendation from Kong.

Because of Kong's recommendation, he became the Fleet Admiral.

Therefore, I took office with the hopes of the Navy and the expectations of Steelbone Sky.

At that time, he also promised Kong that he would lead the Navy to its peak and that he would take good care of the Navy.

But
Who could have imagined that this would lead to the Navy being dragged into a ditch?

This left the Warring States period speechless.

The things I promised have ended up like this. (End of Chapter)