I just want to find a job, and then become a Navy Admiral.

Chapter 95 The Weight of One Person!

What happened on the [Gran Tezolo] cannot be concealed, nor can it be concealed at all.

In this place, known as the "world's largest entertainment city," people from all over the world and from all walks of life witnessed and heard the entire event firsthand.

Almost that very night, the news spread rapidly throughout the world, starting from the Golden City.

The initial shock and horror, as the news spread, transformed into cheers and jubilation among the civilians, excitement and exhilaration among the navy, and the wolfish ambitions of the pirates.

But only those powerful figures who occupy their own territories yet have the power to influence the course of the entire world truly felt the murderous momentum of this era when they heard the news.

And all of this is because of the appearance of one person.

The timeframe is three days after the "Golden City Incident."

Marine Headquarters, Marineford.

Inside the Admiral's office.

"Mr. Sengoku, Rear Admiral Kadakuni of the Sabaody Archipelago says that the pirates are no longer hiding and have begun massively coating their ships in preparation for their journey to the New World. He requests Headquarters' support!"

"Commodore Kadal reports: Portgas D. Ace of the Spade Pirates defeated Microscope, the superior of the Boss Pirates, in the Kingdom of Kalifa! His aim is also to enter the New World!"

"Fleet Admiral Sengoku! News from the front lines: Gecko Moria, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, is suspected to have appeared near Wano Country. We are currently trying to make contact with him."

"Marshal! General Sakazuki has sent word that he has taken over all affairs in Golden City and is handling the remaining matters."

The marshal's office was already busy, and Sengoku watched as colonels and brigadier generals brought in messages one after another.

"It's already started?" Garp said with a smile, sitting on the sofa, eating senbei and watching Sengoku busy at work.

Sengoku merely glanced at Garp without replying, instead looking at the Den Den Mushi on the table. "So, the events in Dressrosa have been fully investigated and the public has been informed, is that right?"

On the other end of the Den Den Mushi, the voice of [Grand Strategist] Tsuru came through: "Yes, from the moment the toys turned back into humans, the people remembered everything, and their attitude towards Doflamingo became clear. Moreover, the truth of that night was revealed to the public, and the injustices of King Riku and his soldiers were cleared. Suan was a great help; otherwise, no matter how much I investigated this matter, even if I could realize it, I probably wouldn't have thought of the toys."

Sengoku frowned: "I've already read the report. I didn't expect that such a Devil Fruit existed."

Sengoku paused briefly before saying, "You'll have to work hard to calm the public's emotions. King Riku is currently returning to Dressrosa under Dol's escort and should arrive safely in a few days. As for what happened in Dressrosa, there's no need to cover it up. Ultimately, it's our fault, and deliberately concealing it will only escalate the situation. Besides, Su An's handling of Doflamingo this time was a remedy; at least it didn't make the situation any worse."

"Otherwise, Doflamingo will definitely use this incident to criticize the Navy and the World Government in the future. That brat has inadvertently eliminated a significant hidden danger."

As he said this, a look of relief and understanding flashed in Sengoku's eyes.

After all, when the Seven Warlords of the Sea run a country, although it may seem to make the country prosperous and wealthy, they hide endless deception of their people, causing them to be separated from their families and even completely forget their relatives.

Such methods are even more cruel than direct murder.

But neither the Navy nor the World Government had noticed this all these years.

However, if this point is magnified infinitely, the resulting impact will be unimaginable.

"Speaking of King Riku..." Garp stood up and said seriously, "Tsuru! You know what? King Riku's granddaughter has become a fan of that brat Suan..."

At this point, Garp laughed and picked up the Den Den Mushi: "Back in Golden City, that kid rescued me from the Donquixote Family. After that, other things happened, and I even called Suan to ask about it. He said something like, 'A little kid is crying and begging me, of course I have to help!' Hahaha, the funniest thing is, that girl wanted to join the Marines, but Suan flatly rejected her, saying she was too young and too weak, and told her to go home and study hard!" Hahaha! That girl, Peacock, should be worried!

In the end, Garp couldn't help but burst into laughter.

Sengoku glared at Garp, but hadn't reacted yet.

All that could be heard from the other end of the Den Den Mushi was Tsuru cursing, "Peacock has no interest in that! Besides, what time is it now, and you're still worrying about these things, you gossipy old man!"

Upon hearing this, Garp laughed and said, "What does it matter? The world was bound to become like this sooner or later."

Garp smiled and wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes. "And that kid even sent us gifts by courier, including yours."

Snapped!

Sengoku snatched the Den Den Mushi from Garp's hand: "Seriously, Garp! Even if you don't want to get involved, don't bother us, and don't even think about saying anything good about that brat! It was clearly that guy who did it, and then he just left, leaving Sakazuki with all the mess."

"And what's more, the report he wrote to me stated that this incident shouldn't be counted as a merit, it was just something he handled casually during his leave, nothing out of the ordinary. What does that bastard take the Navy for! And he's clearly a smart man, yet he acted like he didn't care at all, even saying those things to Morgans, that brat! I'll teach him a lesson sooner or later!"

The Den Den Mushi looked helpless.

Seeing Sengoku's exasperated expression, Garp chuckled and said, "But didn't you write him a merit application? And you even marked that kid's file with the 'Admiral Candidate' designation. It should be delivered to Steelbone by now."

They even gave that kid a raise several times over, and most importantly...

Garp pointed at the brooch on Sengoku's clothes: "That brooch, you said you didn't like it, but you still pinned it on your clothes, hahaha! And that kid was saying something on the Den Den Mushi about wanting to continue his vacation, and you actually told him to rest well. And speaking of which, you've never said anything like that to me in all these years!"

Sengoku clenched his fists, and upon hearing Garp's words, he immediately cursed, "Shut up! Garp! I'm just doing what a marshal should do!"

Seeing Sengoku's exasperation, Garp burst into laughter again: "Pfft, hahaha, that's hilarious!"

Sengoku looked at Garp, suppressing his anger as he looked down at the Den Den Mushi.

However, they discovered that the Den Den Mushi's call had been interrupted by the Tsuru.

Garp noticed this as well, and looked at Sengoku, saying, "Look, even Tsuru can't stand you anymore."

Sengoku growled, "You old codger who only knows how to eat senbei! If you're so bored, go to Sabaody Archipelago!"

Upon hearing this, Garp slumped onto the sofa with a thud: "Spare this old man! Besides, if I go, it might just lead to a major battle, hahaha."

Upon hearing this, Sengoku sat back down in his chair and looked at the reports on the table. The top report was from Fire Mountain regarding the G5 branch. In short, it stated that the civilians had spontaneously built houses for Suan and brought food to the G5 branch. Upon seeing this, Sengoku said, "Those civilians who were killed received their compensation. Didn't that bastard know how much money was hidden on that ship? And during the interview, he even openly admitted that he killed Kaido..."

Upon hearing this, Garp's lips curled up: "That's more like the kid. As for what he said, didn't we already talk about that? Now we should be worried about the pirates."

"Marshal of the Warring States Period!"

At that moment, Brannu rushed in like a shot.

He had barely entered the office when, after bowing, he said breathlessly, "This...this is today's newspaper!"

Upon hearing this, Sengoku frowned immediately. Had that guy Morgans really made it big after all?

Thinking this, Sengoku took the newspaper that Brannu handed him.

But as soon as he looked over, his expression suddenly froze.

The Kingdom of Dressrosa.

The country, once known as the "Land of Love, Passion, and Toys," is now despised and loathed by countless citizens themselves.

And it is located on a flat area within this country.

The troops led by Chief of Naval Staff Tsuru are stationed here.

Tsuru sat in the chair, disgustedly putting the Den Den Mushi back into her pocket, while glancing at the Dressrosa citizens outside the camp.

After all, no battles had taken place in this country. At most, before his arrival, Doflamingo and his men had left, and the country had been targeted by some pirates.

But now all the pirates have been captured, so this place can be considered peaceful.

but...

He looked at the family outside, enjoying a happy time together.

I remember when I first came to this country to conduct research...

What does it mean that you don't have a father or mother...?

There are no mom and dad here, hehe. But I have these two toys to keep me company.

"No lover?"

Yes, but even though I don't have a lover, my relationship with my child is great.

You mean you've always lived alone, never married, and have no children?

Yes, although we sometimes feel lonely, our toys keep us company.

Recalling some of the questions she had asked the people during her survey, He rubbed his hands together, looking at the child who said he didn't have a father or mother, and how he was clinging tightly to his parents' hands.

He's gaze softened: "That child Su An saved far more than just a country."

But after saying that, he couldn't help but smile: "But that child probably doesn't know what he's done yet."

But at that moment, a female soldier rushed over, "Grandma Crane!"

He looked up at the female soldier and noticed the newspaper in her hand, then smiled and asked, "What did Morgans write this time?"

The female soldier nodded immediately and then handed the newspaper to He.

He Cai glanced at the newspaper, his expression suddenly changing: "That Morgans fellow!"

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