One Piece: The Human-Human Fruit, it makes sense to be an admiral

Completely under the arrangement of the World Government, various tasks and work are carried out.

During this period.

They had no idea what had happened.

Garp had no time to waste.

He turned and walked towards the door, looking menacing. Zhan Guo immediately spoke:

"Kapp, where are you going?"

"Do you think you can be of any help if you go there now?"

"Let's not even talk about the time it takes to get to Wano Country. Even if you can make it, it will only make things more difficult!"

"I won't let you leave the Marine Headquarters today unless you step over my dead body..."

After hearing this, Garp rushed towards Zhan Guo with red eyes.

Staff Officer He did not stop them and let the two of them do whatever they wanted.

Things have come to this point, and everyone is angry.

There's nothing you can do at the Navy Headquarters, so finding a reason to vent your anger isn't necessarily a bad thing.

What's more, this is the character of Sengoku and Garp, and they have always taught each other a lesson in the past.

Garp grabbed Sengoku's coat and glared at him and said:

"Asshole, do you think I won't dare to hit you just because you're a marshal?"

"That kid Ian can't die!"

"Having him participate in this kind of operation is likely to cause problems. Isn't that something we already knew?"

"If the Five Elders hadn't insisted on testing his obedience, would we have the current result?"

"Are we... just going to watch him die in Wano Country?"

indeed.

If Ian could have been prevented from participating in the actions of Wano Country from the beginning.

Maybe, what is happening now would not have happened.

This is just Karp's personal opinion.

Actually.

Ian knew the nature of the World Government from the day he joined the Navy.

When you accumulate enough strength, sooner or later the time for a breakup will come.

The actions of the Five Elders only accelerated the operation and would not change the final outcome.

Zhan Guo was unmoved and didn't even blink.

Replied calmly and forcefully:

"Do you think that if you can figure it out with your intelligence, I can't figure it out?"

"Where are Borsalino and Kuzan? Why aren't they at headquarters?"

"Have you never thought about what they are doing in the New World waters when there are no missions in the New World?"

"Garp, have I only been a marshal who follows orders and has no feelings at all in your eyes for so many years?"

Garp was stunned by what he said and his hand loosened.

He was so overwhelmed by his emotions that he didn't have the ability to think about so many things.

Kizaru and Aokiji were not at the headquarters, and Garp didn't take it seriously at all.

so……

Are they both also in the New World?

Could it be that it was because Zhan Guo thought in advance that Ian might do something special that he sent them to temporarily station in the New World?

"Zhan Guo, you bastard...you arranged it like this..."

"Are you trying to get Kizaru and Aokiji to help Ian get into trouble?"

Warring States: "..."

Staff Officer He: “…”

Only Garp could think of things to this level.

If he really planned to cause trouble with Ian, would he still need to show his loyalty to the Five Elders?

Staff Officer He shook his head and explained helplessly:

"Sengoku, if you want to communicate with Garp, you have to speak more clearly."

"He doesn't understand what you mean at all when you communicate this way..."

Garp scratched his head, he really didn't understand what Zhan Guo was trying to say in his subtext.

"Hey, could you two please clarify?"

"I'm so anxious now, I don't have time to listen to your riddles!"

Garp asked anxiously, and you could indeed see his mood.

Zhan Guo shook his head helplessly, and asked Garp first:

"Garp, you're also a vice admiral. What do you think is the best outcome right now?"

Garp asked again and was silent.

Things have come to this point, and it is almost impossible to end it with a good result.

Before Sengoku brought it up, Garp had never really thought about this problem.

He simply felt that he should go to the scene and not allow anyone to harm his apprentice.

Implicitly speaking, this naturally also includes protecting his son.

Now calm down and think carefully...

Even if he went there, at most he would just let Ian and Dorag escape.

It is almost impossible to restore everything to the way it was and pretend nothing had happened.

Even if he went there in person, the result would be just this.

If Kizaru and Kuzan appeared in Wano Country, it seemed that was all.

Garp also acknowledged the strength of the two.

He is old.

While maintaining the navy's bottom line, it would indeed be better for them to cooperate in acting and create opportunities for Ian to escape.

As for Garp's son, Dorag, he is surrounded by a group of powerful revolutionaries.

If you dare to join forces with Ian at this time, it won’t be a problem to get away with it.

There are still some differences between the Revolutionary Army and Ian.

Even if the mission fails, they will conserve their strength and look for opportunities for next action.

The revolutionary army has been doing this for many years.

Ian and Dorag have completely different personalities and goals.

Once he decides on something, Ian must produce a result.

Moreover, they are willing to take action for ordinary people who have nothing to do with them.

That's why his subordinates are willing to follow him all the way.

In a sense, it seems that it is not incomprehensible that Ian and Dragon secretly joined forces because of the events in Wano Country.

"If you put it that way, I might understand a little better."

"Have you told Kizaru and Aokiji to find an opportunity to let Ian go?"

Zhan Guo shook his head and continued:

"I didn't tell them anything. It's their choice what to do."

"All I have to do...is send them over at any time after receiving the order from the Five Elders!"

"I've been in the Science Corps for so long, and I've participated in operations with Kizaru."

"Aokiji has always treated him as a junior fellow apprentice and a member of his family."

"Don't underestimate Ian. His connections in this department far exceed anyone else's."

“Some things can be done more than you imagine without giving orders.”

The arrangements of the Warring States period were thought of further ahead.

The judgments he made at critical moments were also much calmer than Karp's.

When an emotion is suppressed, waves of powerlessness come over me.

He didn't even know who to blame for the situation that had escalated to this point.

Blame Ian for not following orders?

Ian's principle is simply to do the right thing.

Is this wrong?

When the rules are wrong, continue to abide by them. Who is right and who is wrong?

"Pfft..."

Garp sat down on the ground without caring about his image.

He punched the ground with a weak fist, took a deep breath and said:

"So... there's nothing we can do now?"

"Just waiting like this? It's so frustrating!"