One Piece: True Several Thousand Hands, rampaging across Marineford!

Zefa couldn't make up his mind, so they came to help him make up his mind, since they weren't going to harm him anyway.

The Navy needs a complete overhaul. Some of the old guys and bastards should step down and let Zephyr take over to uphold the Navy's last glory.

This situation is quite good, not much different from what Kahn had anticipated.

In recent years, the role of the navy has gradually diminished, and world governments have become increasingly dissatisfied with the navy's dominant power.

All of this was exactly what Kahn had anticipated.

The navy was abandoned.

Garp adopted the child for the sake of his romance with Roger.

This was also within Kahn's expectations, but it wasn't a setup by Kahn.

Given the already severe fate of the child, and the fact that they hadn't found him after searching for a while, it was deduced that the child was very likely to have been adopted by Garp.

But Kahn didn't specifically seek out Karp or keep a close eye on him.

He knew that the seeds would eventually blossom and bear fruit, and that day would be his harvest time.

This day, this moment, is the time to reap the rewards; luckily, the timing is perfect.

Zephyr entered the fray, stepped forward to steer the battlefield in a positive direction, and led the fading navy to do one last thing.

Garp was a member of the D clan who had been involved for a long time and was closely tied to Sengoku. He was a scoundrel who had a love-hate relationship with Roger.

In normal times, relying on the Navy's large ship and his own powerful strength, he can indeed act recklessly, freely, and without any scruples, even disregarding the Celestial Dragons and the Five Elders.

The world's governments can't do anything about this old bastard.

But the Navy Headquarters was a ship in its twilight years, and this battle marked the end of the Navy.

Those people that Kahn brought out to fill the numbers don't need to actually appear. They just need to wave flags and shout to intimidate the already weakened Navy Headquarters.

This would allow Zephyr to smoothly inherit these things in the Navy and complete the handover and transfer of naval power.

Let Sengoku and Garp, those real parasites, get out of here.

The Navy Headquarters is about to capsize, and Garp's days of smugness are over. Without this powerful backer, who has the ability to help Garp at this time?

Warring States Period?

Hahaha! ! !

Sengoku, the naval admiral, was now a figurehead. Not only had the naval headquarters capsized, but Sengoku himself was also rendered useless.

Naval Headquarters?

This big ship has capsized!

The Five Elders?

Pfft~ Hahaha!!!

Zefa?

Zephyr is an honest man, but honest men aren't stupid, especially Zephyr. He's been with Kahn for so many years, exposed to a lot of ideas and new knowledge, and can understand the situation.

They wouldn't sacrifice everything to protect Garp, that old bastard who single-handedly ruined the Navy. If they were to protect someone, it would be Sengoku or other high-ranking Navy officers who are closer to Garp's inner circle.

Zefa doesn't have the ability, nor does he intend to do anything.

Neutrality is fine.

Speaking of which, Zephyr believes that his relationship with Kahn is better than his relationship with Sengoku or Garp.

If it weren't for the justice behind it overwhelming me.

He might just help Kahn take down Garp, Sengoku, and other high-ranking naval officers. What kind of mess is that? He's ruined the navy's centuries-old honor and reputation, leaving them with nothing but shit and piss, and now he, an honest guy, has to clean up their mess.

To preserve the last shred of justice in the Navy.

Zephyr, an honest man, was conflicted. He was angry but didn't know who to vent it on, so he simply chose to stay put and not help Garp, who was doomed.

Seeing Zeff's behavior, Borsalino obediently squatted down next to Zeff, not daring to show his face.

This sly little devil sensed the impending storm; this was no small matter, but an event that would determine the fate of the navy.

The Navy Headquarters was established amidst the development of a great era, and due to various reasons and the impetus from various powerful forces, the Navy came to an end.

No one wants to see the navy, a thorn in their side, in the final battle and the final planning.

The Five Elders of the World Government dislike the Navy and wish Garp would die quickly. If given the chance, they would most like to kill Garp.

Ryder had no interest in the Navy, but he also didn't like it. The Navy seemed righteous, and its high command seemed united.

But that's just a facade. He can't integrate into Garp's inner circle. It's impossible for him to make any real contributions or bring about any significant change within the Navy!

Zephyr is the most deserving of being called a hero among the high-ranking naval officers, and the most qualified to represent the justice of the navy. But without Kahn, what would have been Zephyr's fate?

awful!

Kahn had long wanted to get rid of Garp and Sengoku. He had considered bringing them under his wing, believing it would give him better control of Marine Headquarters and allow him to change the world.

But so many years have passed, and Beckman, Yixiao, Wald... all those people we considered back then are dead.

The death of Garp and Sengoku would not be a problem at all, especially during this critical period. Kahn did not want such unstable factors to exist. He did not have much hope for Garp and Sengoku and thought it would be better if the two of them died.

Similar to Queen Otohime.

Different philosophies.

Those who walk different paths cannot make plans together!

Kahn could trust Zephyr, but he didn't trust Garp, Sengoku, or other high-ranking naval officers.

Killing is the best and most straightforward method.

Kahn coldly observed everything that happened on the battlefield, watching his towering buildings rise and fall. The Naval Headquarters had stood on the sea for hundreds of years, holding an irreplaceable position.

It can be said that the Navy Headquarters has been a behemoth and irreplaceable entity for eight hundred years, and its position is unshakable. Even the World Government needs the existence of the Navy Headquarters and dares not disregard it in order to maintain its rule.

Back then, Garp was incredibly arrogant and reckless.

There are two main reasons.

Firstly: In those years, pirates were powerful, and the era of pirates lasted for a long time.

Where there are pirates, there must be a navy. The World Government needs a strong navy to keep an eye on those idle pirates, fearing that someone like Rocks might emerge from among them and cause them trouble.

The Five Elders also feared that the Navy was too powerful and difficult to control. Whenever a pirate king was born, a king would inevitably emerge from the Navy. The two kings were symbols that both had to be wiped out.

The admiral was in his early thirties at the time, much younger than Rocks.

Unfortunately, his judgment wasn't very good.

The last hope left for the Navy is Garp, who has been elevated to an unprecedented position within the Navy.

Secondly, there's strength. The Navy Headquarters possesses the power to confront all pirates. That formidable strength is the Navy Headquarters' greatest trump card, making the World Government both wary and forced to rely on the Navy to handle various matters on the high seas.

After all, the World Government was in a superior position back then, and they didn't want to get involved themselves, as it would be easy for them to get caught up in the game.

But in this era, pirates have faded away, and the World Government has taken matters into its own hands.

The navy became redundant.

It also possesses immense power.

It must be eradicated.

The Five Elders used Kahn's help to eliminate this force.

Kahn, however, turned the tables and let Zephyr enter the fray to take over the Navy's power, absorbing as much of this enormous force as possible and converting it into his own.

Garp was naturally treated as a pawn to be discarded by all parties.

It's both pathetic and laughable.

It's likely that even Garp himself doesn't know how he died as a result of the machinations of various high-ranking officials.

Kahn thought through all the points.

A chill ran down my spine. Is this what it means to be in a position of power? If I were in Garp's shoes, what would I do? Perhaps I'd be a little better off than Garp. I could guess what would happen and kill the child beforehand, leaving myself a way out.

This matter has progressed so smoothly.

With Ryder pushing things along, Kahn conveniently provided Ryder with some good stuff, asking him to entertain the Five Elders and help him negotiate the way.

Kahn was looking forward to the other side of the battlefield.

But he also enjoyed the battlefield. It had been a long time since he had experienced this cat-and-mouse game. He had grown to this level without realizing it, and was now able to slowly devour the Navy Headquarters like a mouse.

As the saying goes, even a starved camel is bigger than a horse. The fact that he could treat the gradually declining Navy Headquarters like a mouse proves that Kahn is no ordinary character.

Naval Headquarters is finished.

Now all that's left is to divide this big cake.

Shiki is a bit slow-witted.

But he's good at fighting, has great personal charisma, and can bring the few remaining pirates of this era to the Marine Headquarters to die. Just find a suitable reason to bury the Marine Headquarters.

Well done, Shiki!

"Shiki".

Kahn said, "I'll give you half a day. If you can't take down Garp, I'll have to get involved."

"Get lost!"

Shiki roared, "You brat! You're not allowed to take this from me again! You can kill Roger's kid, but this opponent is mine!"

Kahn chuckled, not taking Shiki's words to heart. He would act when necessary. It was already the end of the matter, and most of the Marines at Marine Headquarters were like grasshoppers in autumn, unable to hop around for long.

Standing at the highest point.

Kahn quietly observed all of this, finding it uninteresting and somewhat boring. He couldn't understand the mindset of those in positions of power who viewed this game from a high vantage point. Only the World Government seemed to enjoy this kind of farcical spectacle of watching people fight amongst themselves.

Perhaps they believe they will never experience what those below them have gone through, and they look down on those below them, thinking that those below them cannot imagine how noble and powerful those above them are.

"Green Bull is not dead!"

"That's a beast! He doesn't deserve to be a naval admiral!"

"..."

The navy is deeply divided.