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Sengoku also knew that if he really made such a choice...

So if I make this choice myself.

Was it for his own sake?!
People in the Warring States period were not afraid of dying in battle.

why? !

Ultimately, the world government is no longer worth fighting for at this point.

He himself was not afraid of death at all, but others could not die with him.

The marines are innocent; they knew about this incident themselves. Therefore, in this respect, these marines were unaware of it.

Many marines are unaware of the true nature of the Celestial Dragons.

I used to think pirates were despicable, so I wanted to deal with them.

Many marines join the navy precisely because they've witnessed the brutality of the marines!
But what if these marines witnessed the Celestial Dragons' ruthlessness? How would they cope?!

What will it be like then?!

Is there some kind of confusion about one's own sense of justice, or something like that?
Therefore, the Warring States period was not very clear about this either.

From the perspective of the Warring States period, it was certainly impossible to stay here with this group of people indefinitely.

It's time to give them a choice.

A right to choose what to do next.

Instead of entrusting this matter to myself and then leading them all by myself.

They didn't know what the Celestial Dragons were like.

How could I not know?!
Therefore, I know who the culprit is.

Can you say that what Bai Ye did today was really what Bai Ye wanted to do?!
For a pirate like Byakuya, what was his initial purpose in setting sail?!

If it were arson, murder, and looting, then Bai Ye's reputation over the years could not have been like this.

After all, Bai Ye has been at sea for many years. Have you ever heard of Bai Ye committing arson, murder, and looting?!

In fact, Sengoku knew very well that Byakuya did not exist at all.

So why do this?!

Why become a pirate?!

In fact, many people subconsciously overlook why some people choose to go to sea and become pirates.

Are there really a lot of people who want to go to sea and become pirates?!

If you think about it carefully, there aren't actually that many pirates who go to sea.

After all, many pirates are simply struggling to survive.

So sometimes, this is why it's possible to do such a thing.

So what was the final result? Wasn't it all because of the World Government?!
You can't say that the world government was unaware of these things at that time, or that it didn't know the drawbacks of doing such a thing.

But that's exactly what the world government wants to do.

why? !

Isn't it because this situation has become unbearable?!
If survival were an option, who would want to do this?!

Therefore, it's absolutely impossible for you to blame Bai Ye for this.

In short, from their perspective, that would be completely impossible.

Just like what Bai Ye said before, if one could truly survive, who would want to go to sea?!

Every person who goes to sea is risking their life!
Ultimately, it's because there was no other choice.

Of course, not everyone has no choice.

After all, some people are driven by their own ambitions, so in this matter, it doesn't matter where it starts.

Anyway, it's enough to know that Bai Ye has this idea.

Moreover, this idea didn't just appear out of thin air; it's a fact.

Therefore, in this matter, Sengoku naturally had no intention of saying anything more.

"Sengoku, aren't you just sending them to their deaths by leading them there like this?!"

After listening to Sengoku's words, Kong sighed and then slowly spoke.

Not
Was this really the idea during the Warring States period?!
Although Kong had guessed some of it before, he really didn't expect that Sengoku would come with such an idea, judging from what Sengoku said at this moment.

He had thought about this from the very beginning.

After Sengoku said that, Kong really felt something was off.

Could the Warring States period really be so naive?!
After all, surely Bai Ye knew how to do this?!
That's not necessarily true!

"Marshal Kong, at least there's hope, isn't there?!"

The Warring States period did not refute anything, because, in terms of this matter...

Just like what Kong said, he was indeed very naive, which is why he said such things.

But so what?!
At least there is hope here!

After saying this, Kong immediately fell silent, because Kong knew that Sengoku was right; at least this time there was hope.

If it's like before, then there's no hope at all.

Is this matter really going to remain with the World Government forever?!
As explained in the Warring States period, the main reason was that these marines couldn't be sent to their deaths without a valid reason.

Ultimately, the world shouldn't be like this. The more Kong Kong interacted with Sengoku, the more he felt that Sengoku's thinking at this time was completely correct.

If the world could truly be changed, that would indeed be a good thing.

However, it's impossible for Kong to do this, and he can't do it.

My purpose in contacting Sengoku this time was to find out what Sengoku was really thinking.

But now that we already know, there's nothing more to say.

"I understand. Sengoku, you'll take those people with you later. He should be with you by now, right?!"

Although Kong didn't directly say who it was.

But it's been explained in a fairly clear way.

Judging from the current situation, Bai Ye should be here?!

I think so?!
Steel Bone Hollow was well aware that if so many people were here, and Bai Ye wasn't here, it wouldn't be a simple matter for so many people to move away.

So even though Kong hadn't finished speaking, he felt that the other person had probably understood what he meant.

They should also know who they are talking about.

It's just White Night, isn't it?!
Besides Bai Ye, is there anyone else who can move these people away?!

It's simply impossible!
So, judging from this incident, everyone knows who the person who asked the question on the steel skeleton is.

However, this group of people should be transferred away, using that same method.

Although Kong had only heard of him and never witnessed his attacks, it's no wonder the World Government ultimately decided against going to war with Byakuya, given his unpredictable and elusive techniques. After all, the consequences of war were unimaginable.

Moreover, the other party's situation is still unclear, and most importantly, they may simply not care about this matter at all.

Just choose to leave.

"Yes, after that, anyone who wants to leave will leave with us!"

The Warring States period was also well aware that, strictly speaking, this matter could not be discussed at all.

However, Sengoku knew very well this time that even though he couldn't say it, he still couldn't bring himself to deceive Kong.

So from this perspective, since this point has already been raised, it's best to discuss this matter directly with the other party.

Thinking of this, Sengoku also told Kong about it.

After learning all this from Kong, he immediately understood.

No wonder.
Steel Bone had been thinking about this for a while, and it turned out to be exactly what he had thought.

This matter only arose because Byakuya arrived here; otherwise, Sengoku wouldn't have been able to make up his mind so quickly.

And then you left with this group of people, right?

So from this perspective, Kong is also very clear.

"you want."

"Forget it, I'm not going to talk to him anymore!"

Before Kong could finish speaking, he interrupted him.

He was still very clear about what the Warring States period wanted to do at this time.

If that's the case, then there's no point in continuing the discussion with Bai Ye. Overall, I'm afraid I'll be swayed by Bai Ye's words.

It's not necessarily about persuasion.
In short, he didn't dare to talk to Bai Ye about anything, but Steel Bone Kong actually had some desire to get to know Bai Ye.

After all, they had already lured the Warring States period away.

If I don't want to get involved, then it seems like it's impossible.

But deep down he knew very well.

Even the Warring States period was persuaded by Byakuya, so if it were me, I probably wouldn't be much different.

He is very firm in his stance.

Of course, it's impossible for Kong to choose the same path as Sengoku. Even if he thinks Sengoku's words make sense, Kong can't do that.

I am like the Warring States period, but I am also somewhat different from the Warring States period.

Therefore, from this point of view, it is even less likely that Steelbone Kong will come into contact with White Night.

Moreover, the most crucial point is that there is absolutely no benefit to me contacting Bai Ye at this time, and I even feel a little longing for what Zhan Guo just talked about.

Not to mention asking Bai Ye to say it.

If Bai Ye were to tell this story, he would probably exaggerate its details.

At that point, I'm afraid I won't even be able to handle it myself!

Therefore, the best way is to avoid contact with Bai Ye. As long as you give up the idea of ​​contacting Bai Ye, there won't be any other problems.

Thinking of this, he stopped asking about it, and Sengoku, seeing this, didn't say anything more.

Then came a moment of silence.

The Warring States period also had its own ulterior motives.

After all, what if Kong really did listen to Bai Ye and immediately changed his mind?!

So if this really works out, then I'll take the entire navy with me.

Although Kong was the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy at this time, in Sengoku's heart, Kong always belonged to the Navy.

So, in this matter...

Sengoku naturally hoped that Kong could go with him later.

Judging from the current situation, it seems unlikely.

After all, if given the chance, Steelbone Kong would have spoken up, not refused outright.

Therefore, given the current situation, it's safe to say there's no chance.

"Marshal Kong, um... is there anything else you want to say?!"

After waiting for a long time, the Warring States period finally couldn't resist any longer.

Then, somewhat awkwardly, he asked a question.

Is there nothing else to say at this point?!

Or is Steel Bone Kong just wasting time here? Well, we can't think of it that way.
The idea was immediately suppressed as soon as it came to mind during the Warring States period.

I feel like I'm exaggerating a bit. How could I think like that?!

No matter what, you shouldn't be thinking about this, right?!
Why would Kong waste time here?!

This makes absolutely no sense!

However, as soon as he finished speaking, Kong couldn't hold back any longer.

no? !
You freaking don't want to talk to me at all?!

Sora was completely distraught. He had initially thought things shouldn't have turned out this way, especially since he hadn't even figured out what to say to Sengoku.

But surely it's not like the Warring States period would pull something like this?!
But what happened next was something I really didn't expect.

Sengoku actually asked me directly if I had anything else to say, and if not, then I could just hang up?!

no? !
Are you sick?!
For a moment, Steelbone was at a loss for words.

After all, he had never thought about this before, but now the Warring States period had to bring it up.

Now, I feel rather awkward.

How am I supposed to answer that?!
Steel Bone Kong really hasn't thought this through.

"Sengoku, you really don't want to talk to me?!"

Steel Bone Sky spoke in a sinister tone, saying that in his view, this matter was not something unforgivable.

But wasn't the Warring States period being a bit too hasty at this point?
This has made even the steel skeleton have serious doubts about itself.

After all, was Sengoku truly ready to immediately sever ties with the World Government at this point?
Otherwise, how could he have stopped wanting to talk to himself so quickly?!
Of course, all of this is just Steelbone Kong's own speculation, and as for whether it is true or not, Steelbone Kong is certainly not sure.

Overall, while the situation is still uncertain, that shouldn't be the reason for the Warring States period to act this way.

After all, this guy's mind couldn't have strayed that far, could it?!

They were ready to run away right away.

"No, Marshal Kong, it's just that it's a bit awkward to stay silent like this. I actually think it would be better if you could come along, although I know it's unlikely."

After a moment's hesitation, Sengoku finally voiced his thoughts. (End of Chapter)