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What has happened so far has truly been a series of twists and turns.

They had initially thought that the Navy had been wiped out by Byakuya.

After all, they had seen the hesitant look on the display case's face before, and they were wondering if that was really the case.

After all, he was in prison, and if Bai Ye really made a move...

Therefore, news from outside is unlikely to reach this area.

So in this respect, it seems that the navy has indeed perished.

I just didn't expect it to be in this way.

However, if we follow this approach, it doesn't seem quite right.

However, everyone present was also pondering something at that moment.

If we say that even the Warring States period has chosen to come here...

So what are they hesitating for now?!
I have a feeling that this matter doesn't really need to be the same as before.

Seeing their hesitant expressions, Sengoku knew that even though he had already downplayed the issue, bringing it up himself would be problematic.

But once they realize what's going on, they actually know exactly what happened.

"Just keep asking if you have any questions, don't keep making that face!"

Tsuru glanced at the marines present and then slowly spoke.

At this point, we shouldn't worry about whether the Warring States period is easy or difficult to discuss.

In short, He is now very clear about what she wants to say; she needs the other party to say it.

Otherwise, are we just going to let them wait here forever?

If that's the case, then it seems a bit unreasonable.

After hearing what Tsuru said, they immediately began to think about how they should ask Sengoku next.

After all, judging from the current situation, although a lot has been said about the events of the Warring States period, there are still many things that have not been clearly explained.

Now, we must take a closer look at this.

If we're talking about this, then it's impossible not to think about it clearly at this point.

Meanwhile, Sengoku, who was standing to the side, also had a clear understanding of the matter. He knew that he had to explain it himself.

If I don't explain it clearly, this matter will never be so easily resolved.

However, despite his thoughts, Sengoku also felt somewhat distressed.

Given the current situation, this matter must be made known to the naval personnel present.

After all, the main reason he chose to leave the World Government was because he saw no hope left.

But no one else knows either.

Zhan Guo knew very well that, given that no one else was aware of the situation, it would be completely meaningless for him to say anything more.

Ultimately, this matter needed to be known by others, so even during the Warring States period, ample preparations had been made.

But in truth, he himself is well aware that there are some things he has thought of, but he is not so sure that he has made any preparations.

So the key is to wait until I explain this matter clearly to them. If I don't explain it clearly...

We certainly couldn't just stand by and watch all of this happen.

Therefore, everyone must be clear about this matter. If others don't understand, then all the preparations will have been in vain.

Wasn't my purpose in coming here to make everyone realize what I was going to do?
This is what I want to do.

At the very least, they need to know why they did what they did!
"Well then, we'll just ask directly, Marshal Sengoku, we want to know why you did this?!"

Yes
If we look at it this way, then this is really a bit confusing.

After all, Sengoku brought his navy with him.

At first, I thought they had been captured.

Surprisingly, the Warring States period was not captured at all; instead, it was captured.

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This is really wrong!

After all, why would the Warring States period bring people directly here?!
No one could understand why he would give up the position of Fleet Admiral to do something like this!

This is really a bit hard to understand!
Why do this? !

Looking at the group of people in front of him, Zhan Guo sighed, unsure of what to say.

It seems that someone had asked him this question before, but after thinking about it carefully, he brought out the same excuse he had given before.

In Sengoku's view, wasn't this precisely the reason he voluntarily chose to leave the World Government?

There's no need to think about anything else.

Immediately after Sengoku finished speaking, the navy present fell silent, because this was truly the first time they had heard Sengoku say this.

And most importantly, judging from what has been said so far in the Warring States period, there really isn't a single problem.

Even if one wanted to find some trouble in this situation, upon further reflection, it seems that there really isn't any.

At least some of the vice admirals who spoke of the Celestial Dragons during the Warring States period were actually aware of this.

Therefore, in this matter, it's safe to say that Sengoku was right; that is to say, Sengoku truly believed that the Celestial Dragons had already jeopardized everything.
So why did the Warring States period make such a decision?
Thinking about the decision made by the Warring States period carefully, it seems that there really wasn't a problem at all.

"Marshal of the Warring States Period, if what you say is true, what should we do now?!"

Yes
The Warring States period directly stated his current decision, which also explained why the Warring States period would make such a decision.

But as things stand, they don't know what they are now after the Warring States period made this decision.

Although it might not be the best way to put it.

But I always feel like that's really how it should be.

In the current situation, even they themselves are unsure of what they really are.

Ultimately, the situation that Sengoku is currently trying to demonstrate is truly a terrifying prospect for these naval forces.

Even though they were imprisoned before, they were still considered part of the navy.

But now.
What are they doing?!
Can't figure it out!
That's really incomprehensible! "Actually, I don't know either, or rather, it depends on how you choose to act."

The navy personnel I brought with me were all willing to leave with me.

But you've been here all this time, and I haven't asked for your opinions, so I don't know what you're thinking.

All I know is that right now, the most crucial thing for us is to know what we really want before we can talk about anything else!

Upon seeing this, Zhan Guo immediately voiced his own thoughts.

In his view, every single one of the navy personnel who came with him was willing to follow him.

Moreover, I gave them two chances to choose.

Those who are willing to come along this time are absolutely certain that there won't be any problems.

But the situation is different for the navy personnel in prison.

Because they had been captured by Byakuya before, they had no idea what exactly had happened on the Navy's side.

Therefore, they were not involved in the selection process at this time.

Since you weren't involved in this choice, if you think about it carefully, you can actually understand what really happened.

Therefore, at this time, the Warring States period also continued to leave the choice of this matter to the navy.

Actually, if they didn't want to stay here, he could have talked to Bai Ye and asked Bai Ye to send them away.

Sengoku felt he could do this too, since, in this respect, Byakuya had previously allowed some of the Navy members who did not want to join to choose to leave.

So, the same applies to Bai Ye at this time.

So when the Warring States period told them about this, their main purpose was to see what they planned to do next.

If they still choose to stay after I tell them about this, then we can fight together later.

After all, the navy has essentially been disbanded.

I also got all those people to leave.

Faced with this choice, even Sengoku himself was unsure of what the final outcome would be.

At this point, the Warring States period was not keen to intervene.

So after expressing his views and recounting some previous events, Sengoku said nothing more, because he knew very well that what to do next was up to them.

Many marines do indeed have some reservations about this.

The main reason is that when it really comes down to them having to make a choice, they really don't know what to do.

Regarding the next matter, if it really came down to leaving, then at this point, Sengoku also said that it was absolutely possible to leave.

However, compared to other naval forces, after arriving in Wano Country and seeing everything here, they actually felt that the situation here was better than that of the naval forces over there.

Everyone saw it all; they're not stupid, how could they not see what was really going on?!

So if we look at it from this perspective, it seems that it's still worth considering at this point.

This is something we absolutely have to consider!
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I'm so conflicted, so incredibly conflicted.

"Fleet Admiral Sengoku, if we choose to stay, does that mean we'll be fighting the World Government alongside you?!"

One of the naval officers asked a question out of curiosity.

If things are as they are now, then that must be what Sengoku and his people meant, right?

If they choose to stay, then they will have to fight the World Government together. If they really have to fight the World Government together, that would be quite terrifying.

I really didn't expect that because of all these things, this is how things ended up.

"That's right. Now that I've come here, I'm going to deal with them. I think the world has really come to this point, and I won't ask you to do anything."

But for me, I feel there's no going back now.

Sengoku nodded and said nothing more.

In the Warring States period, he believed that there was absolutely no going back on this matter, so he might as well do it this way.

He also knew that there were some things he couldn't decide for others.

At this point, the Warring States period decided to wait for them to make their own decision.

Upon hearing what Sengoku said, everyone present was stunned.

They hadn't expected Sengoku to be so honest; they had thought he would say something more to encourage them and get them to fight alongside him.

Then let's talk about what the world government is like.

This is how you can attract these people to your side, which is what many people are thinking.

Although it might be a bit too dark to think of the Warring States period.

But there really wasn't anything too serious about this.

However, what is happening now is indeed somewhat unexpected. The Warring States period did not do that at all, but instead gave them the choice.

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Did they really get a choice?!

If you think about it carefully, they seem to have a choice, but in reality, they don't have a choice at all.

"Fleet Admiral Sengoku, if we choose to leave now, will the World Government believe us?! The World Government probably won't trust the Marines who leave Wano Country."

Those who remain here are essentially considered traitors. From the World Government's perspective, if we were to go there, we might just be killed.

The best outcome would be nothing more than confinement, at which point we would have no chance of participating in the war or anything else.

So we really have no choice but to stay here, right?

There are also many intelligent people in the navy.

The Warring States period once said there was a choice, but anyone with a sound mind knows that there was no choice at all!

Ultimately, whether you say the Warring States period completely blocked their path to retreat or something else, it's basically impossible for them to retreat now.

If Sengoku hadn't brought the Navy to join Byakuya, then if they had returned at this point, the World Government certainly wouldn't have thought anything of it.

But things didn't go that way. Sengoku had already decided to take his men to join Byakuya, which meant that the World Government would absolutely not accept this group of marines.

It's assumed the entire navy is dead! (End of Chapter)