The Sword of the Pirate Overwhelms the World

Chapter 52 Hierarchy
In a simply furnished office, a middle-aged man in a navy uniform was looking at some documents at his desk.

bang bang bang

At this time, a rhythmic knock on the door made him raise his head while he was seriously reading the materials.

"Come in"

crunch
The door was opened, and a navy soldier came to the man and gave a military salute: "Report to Commodore Sani, there are people asking to see at the door."

"Who?" asked the middle-aged man named Brigadier General Sani.

"I haven't seen it before. That person is dressed in a strange way, with a mask on his face. I don't know what he looks like."

The navy soldier thought for a while and replied truthfully.

"Ok?"

Sani showed a puzzled expression, what is an unrelated person doing here.

"Send him away and tell him I'm busy."

After finishing speaking, Sani buried his head and looked at the information in his hand, ignoring the naval soldiers in front of him.

"Forehead"

The navy soldier was about to say something, not knowing whether to say it or not.

"Just tell me what I want to teach you."

"Yes, Commodore Sani, the man said he wanted to make a deal with you."

Hearing Sani's scolding, the navy soldiers stopped hiding and said quickly.

"trade?"

"Oh, I'm going to see who dares to make a deal with the Navy."

"Go, follow me out."

There was a sneer at the corner of Sani's mouth, he wanted to see what the man was doing.

"Yes, Commodore Sani."

This is the 66th branch of the Navy, one of the naval branches in the West Sea.

In front of the gate of a building, Aites stood here. After he came to the West Sea, he went directly to the nearest naval branch.

There are so many pirates in the West Sea trying to find his target, which is tantamount to looking for a needle in a haystack, and the simplest and most direct way is to directly find the primary information of the navy. Merchant ships and other personnel are waiting for him at the port.

After all, if the sea wants to say who knows the pirates best, it must be the navy.

Can think of coming to the navy to ask for information, Etus is the No.1, but he is not afraid, and he is not a pirate.

Soon, the iron gate in front opened alternately, and then a burst of noisy footsteps appeared one after another.

A group of navy men in blue and white uniforms surrounded Aites with guns and weapons. The muzzle of the black hole exuded the smell of gunpowder smoke, pointing at Aites like this.

It was as if Aites had committed some serious crime and wanted to arrest him.

Aites glanced lightly at the navy that surrounded him without any panic, and still stood still.

Then, he looked at Sani who walked out of the crowd, and saw that the rank was a brigadier general.

Donghai is indeed the weakest!
Aites couldn't help but think that the highest captain in the East China Sea Navy is the colonel, and the highest base commander in other branches is just the colonel.

Unlike several other sea areas, they are casually brigadier generals or major generals.

This made Aites a little curious about the strength of the navy class.

In his understanding, the ranks of naval strength from low to high are divided into: first class, second class, third class, warrant officer, second lieutenant, lieutenant, captain, major, lieutenant, major, major, lieutenant colonel, colonel, brigadier general, Major general, lieutenant general, general, marshal.

Aites is not clear about the level of strength in Pirates, or whether there is a level division in this world is a question mark.

This is just the strength division that Aites thought of for a good distinction.

Not to mention the first-class soldiers, they are just the lowest ordinary class.

From a warrant officer to a colonel, they are only at the bottom, and only from the commodore can they be included in the list of naval powerhouses.

A Brigadier General can instantly kill a Colonel, a Major General can instantly kill a Brigadier General, and so on.

Many people in the original book felt that apart from generals, even lieutenant generals could only be reduced to cannon fodder.

Maybe the lieutenant general is really not enough for the peak powerhouses, but that is just the opinion of some powerhouses, and it is not the case.

A lieutenant general can be regarded as a middle-level figure in the navy and can enter the highest-level meeting of the navy.

They guard the great waterway to maintain the stability of the sea. Without the help of the middle-class people, the sea would have been ruled by pirates long ago, and there is nothing to do with the navy.

No matter how strong the general is, it is impossible to separate out so many pirates who have experienced suppression all over the world, so this needs to be solved by the middle-level personnel under the general.

In Aites' understanding, the general is already among the top of the world.

There is no precise definition between a general and a marshal.

Because the marshal was promoted from the general, but the level of the position has changed slightly.

Perhaps the marshal is stronger than the general, but he is not much stronger. It is impossible to instantly kill the general like the lieutenant general kills the major general. This is impossible.

Of course, Karp, a special lieutenant general, cannot be measured by his position.

After all, this is a lieutenant general with a strong strength that does not match the rank.

I just don't know the strength of those four emperors in the future. The only thing Aites is sure of is that Whitebeard is not just the strength of ordinary four emperors. As the strongest man in the world, his strength should be above the other three emperors.

These are just a general understanding of Aites's combat power of the naval class. What is the actual strength? This will have to be verified after he becomes stronger.

However, there is a huge gap between the navy of the four seas and the navy of the great waterway.

Because the pirates in the four seas are generally not very strong, the navy in the four seas is also not strong.

Take the Brigadier General Sani in front of him as an example. Although his military rank is a Brigadier General, he is very different from the Brigadier General of the Great Channel.

His strength is only equivalent to that of a colonel in the Great Channel. If he fights with a Brigadier General in the Great Channel, Sani will definitely lose.

This is the difference between the four seas and the great waterway, and the hierarchy is clearly distinguished.

He doesn't know how strong Aites is now, and there is no accurate strong person to help him confirm it.

But according to his thinking, he has mastered the three-color domineering, swordsman-level swordsmanship and not weak physique, and he is definitely better than the major general.

I just don't know how it compares to the lieutenant general.

Aites looked at the Brigadier General Sani who appeared in front of him and couldn't help but chuckled: "I'm just here to make a deal, so don't make such a huge effort!"

"Is this how you treat guests?"

Sani snorted coldly: "Hmph, I don't admit that you are a guest."

"Who are you and what is the purpose of coming here? I don't seem to have seen you before."

Aites only has a small reputation in the East China Sea, and it has not spread to several other sea areas. Sani doesn't know it's normal.

"I'm just a little-known bounty hunter."

Aites talked to Sani easily, not caring about the dark muzzles around him.

Ok?
Bounty Hunter?

Sani frowned, and asked suspiciously, "Then what are you doing here?"

He wasn't surprised that Etus was a bounty hunter, after all, no pirate would dare to show up at the naval base so swaggeringly, unless he was bored.

(End of this chapter)