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"Fellow Marines, if you've made your choice, then prepare to leave. Any questions you have, ask them later!"

I stood on the stage for a very long time.

Sengoku opened his mouth as if to say something, but after trying for a long time, he ultimately did not take any action.

Even he knew very well that it was something he simply couldn't do.

He knew this was a big deal; for the Navy, many things were just empty words. Was it inappropriate for Bai Ye to appear at this time?!
In any case, that wasn't the case in the Warring States period.

Therefore, many things are perhaps not so easy to talk about for me.

After all that had happened, Sengoku didn't want to continue discussing these matters.

In short, it's best to leave now; there's no point in saying anything more at this point.

Whether Bai Ye's appearance is good or bad, he is bound to appear, and ultimately, we'll need his intervention.

If that's the case, then what else can happen if Bai Ye doesn't show up?!
Surely they can't just prevent the other person from coming out, right?

After all, it will still happen later, so thinking about it too much at this time is actually not very meaningful.

For now, it's best to leave here.

After listening to Zhan Guo's words, Bai Ye said with some emotion, "I didn't expect this. I thought they would talk about something else. I didn't expect it to end like this?!"

Bai Ye had originally thought that Sengoku would say something at this point.

But judging from the way things are going in the Warring States period, it seems that he has nothing more to say.

There are just some things I didn't expect, and this guy really won't tell me?!
Actually, there are some things that could be said, and Bai Ye has thought of them all, but Zhan Guo just didn't say them.

"What else do you want him to say?! At this point, whatever he says will be wrong."

The crane spoke slowly beside the white night.

This scenario had actually been anticipated long ago, when I chose to follow Bai Ye.

That was something I had already anticipated; I knew this kind of thing would eventually happen.

But after it actually happened, I realized that things were quite different.

Now, seeing Bai Ye like this, she was also a little curious about what Bai Ye was thinking.

Since he has such thoughts, then from this perspective, this guy should be aware of it too, right?

There's probably not much to say about the Warring States period either.

Even Tsuru felt a strange sadness looking down at the marines below.

From this perspective, anyone who isn't a fool can see exactly what's going on.

Ultimately, after this incident, some of these people will eventually appear on the battlefield and become enemies.

If we say it this way, then we're all enemies.

Forget it
Crane concealed all her extraneous thoughts; for her, there was no need to think about this now.

"Actually, it's not entirely wrong. Everyone has their own choices. Sengoku was also a person, so isn't it normal for him to have his own ideas at this point?"

Bai Ye spoke slowly.

In his view, weren't people in the Warring States period also human beings?!
Therefore, it is perfectly normal to have one's own stance; at least in Bai Ye's view, this matter is as normal as it gets.

Just like how even after death, one might still stand on one's own ground, right?
Having one's own stance, there's really nothing more to say about this matter.

They just don't seem to have gotten over this yet.

Clearly, they themselves may not have thought this through yet.

Upon hearing Bai Ye's words, He was instantly stunned.

Is that so?!
She had always felt that she was neglecting something.

After Bai Ye said that, she finally understood why.

Previously, Tsuru had always regarded Sengoku as the Fleet Admiral, and perhaps everyone did as well.

However, one thing was forgotten: the Warring States period was also a person, a person with his own stance.

Since they have their own stance, it seems quite normal for them to take certain actions.

Looking at this matter, what were I thinking before that made me believe the Sengoku period wouldn't hold such thoughts?!
Looking back now, it's clear that this whole affair completely ignored what the Warring States period was really thinking.

They had always felt that they had never considered this matter, but Bai Ye had actually given it priority.

From this perspective, they're not even as good as Bai Ye?!

At least Bai Ye is willing to think about this matter, but as for them, I really can't agree with them.

"You're right, how come I didn't think of that before?"

The crane murmured, and after listening to his words, it was momentarily at a loss for words.

After all, even someone like Byakuya, who had little contact with the Warring States period, was able to see it.

Ironically, these people who had lived with the Warring States period for so long were completely unaware of this situation.

Looking at it this way, she really isn't even as good as Bai Ye.

Although, in many ways, he may not be as good as Bai Ye.

But if you think about it carefully, this is definitely something that shouldn't be worse, but it just happened anyway.

"That guy actually knows about this?!"

Although Sengoku, who was standing to the side, did not speak, he realized what Bai Ye's words meant to him.

I never imagined Bai Ye understood me so well. It's like other people never even considered that I had such thoughts.

Ultimately, Bai Ye knew his own situation, and he admitted that he was indeed a normal person.

If we exclude the fact that he is the Admiral of the Navy, then...

He was very clear in the past that, in essence, couldn't he have his own stance?
If you discard the title of Fleet Admiral, wouldn't your current identity be perfectly normal?

Deep down, he knew exactly what it was, something he hadn't considered before the Warring States period.

But now, upon closer reflection, he suddenly realized that when he led these naval personnel away, he had been considering things from the perspective of a naval admiral.

Therefore, you need to think things through carefully, including what will happen after you leave with this group of people.

But when he actually stood there, he suddenly realized that he seemed to have no way of thinking about this matter at all.

Standing there, he suddenly realized that if he looked at things from other people's perspectives, he might have a clearer understanding.

Even during the Warring States period, things began to clear up at this point. Was this really what they had initially thought?
If that's the case, then it seems understandable what's going on.

However, looking at things from this perspective, the Warring States period could actually provide an answer to this question. But the Warring States period didn't intend to say anything.

Anyway, there's no point in saying anything at this point.

"Isn't it about time to wrap this up?!"

Judging from the current situation, it seems that this matter is probably nearing its end.

Looking at the people below, Sengoku turned around and glanced at Byakuya. He didn't say anything, but everyone knew what he wanted to say.

Seeing this, Bai Ye nodded and said, "Let's end it here. After all, there's nothing left to do here, so there's no point in staying any longer!"

Thinking about this, Bai Ye felt that this matter could be brought to a close.

There's no point in staying here any longer.

After all, the matter here had been resolved, and after taking one last look at the place, Sengoku felt a sense of emotion.

I never imagined I'd be leaving like this.

"gone."

After saying that, Bai Ye used his ability to teleport away the ordinary Marineford.

The violent shaking also made the marines who remained there instantly numb upon seeing this.

this.
They actually moved half of Marineford away.

Looking at everything left behind, I instantly felt a sense of loss.

Not long after Byakuya left, practically immediately after he left, the World Government arrived.

When the people from the World Government saw what was happening, even though they had already figured out what was going on beforehand, they were still shocked.

But when it actually arrived, even with mental preparation, I was still somewhat surprised.

I never expected that everything here would actually be moved away.

So many marines have all left.

The number of naval personnel remaining here, based on previous projections, has decreased significantly.

Seeing this scene, I couldn't help but feel a little emotional.

The navy really is gone.

Although we weren't in the same department before, we still had some contact with each other.

Looking at the scene before them, not only they, but also the marines who remained here, felt a sense of loss.

In the past, we were all friends who fought side by side, but now, they are all gone, and I don't know what to say.

I felt a wave of desolation wash over me.

"They're gone. They're all really gone. Does this mean we'll become enemies from now on?!"

"Yeah, they'll probably be enemies from now on, right?! I just didn't expect even Marshal Sengoku and the others to have already left?!"

"Could it be that"

"Forget it, stop talking. After all, the choice has already been made, so there's no point in wallowing in self-pity here!"

Although I still have a lot to say right now.

But then I thought about it again and realized that there really wasn't much to say.

After all, we already knew this beforehand, so why worry so much?
Ultimately, the current situation is a choice we made ourselves.

Previously, the Warring States Marshal had given them two chances to choose.

But in the end, they chose to stay and continue fighting alongside the World Government.

Therefore, at this moment, any thoughts you may have are meaningless.

Everything has changed; there's no need to make any further choices.

Since this choice has already been made, why bother?!

"Yes, we've already chosen not to leave. Since it was our own choice, let's leave it at that!"

"Is that so? Didn't you ever consider that you might become enemies in the future?!"

Yes
You can just let go of everything and stop thinking about it altogether.

Is it really possible for someone to completely ignore this matter?!
In short, they could become enemies in the future.

Given the premise that they might become enemies.

If we disregard everything that happened before, it seems that very few people can truly understand this matter.

"But if you choose to go with Marshal Sengoku, won't you end up becoming enemies with the people here?!"

That's what they say, but no matter what choices you make here...

No matter what choice you make, you will definitely encounter this situation later, so there is no need to have those thoughts at this time.

In fact, everyone is well aware of this point.

Therefore, there is simply no way to avoid this.

"Yes, they'll definitely become enemies later, so it seems a bit unreasonable to think that way."

If we really go by that, it does seem a bit unreasonable.

Although everyone is well aware of the current situation, when it comes to actually facing it, they can't help but feel a little lost.

seem
It seems we're really going to become enemies.

At this moment, all the naval personnel were thinking about this matter, as were the people from the World Government.

Although they didn't know what the others were thinking, in order to avoid any complications, they shouted loudly, "Come with us, we're almost done talking now!"
Stop thinking about these things. Although they have all chosen to leave now.

But
Now that we've already figured out how to deal with this, there's no need to say anything more.

"Come with us and leave, that's about enough!"

The people here have mostly made their own choices, so it's not a big deal if they leave with us.

After all, if they're still doing something at this point, what if others change their minds later?

So of course they couldn't let them go back on their word and leave like that, right?
If they're really going to leave like this, then what was the point of giving them this choice in the first place?!

Moreover, given the current situation, this is the fighting force of the World Government! (End of Chapter)