Yearning for Pirates

Chapter 70 Conscription
"Stinky boy, who is old man No. 2?" Zhan Guo yelled at Hill, grabbing Karp by the collar.

"Hahaha" Garp laughed heartily.

Zhan Guo turned his head and yelled at the laughing Garp: "It's all taught by you bastard."

The two started arguing again, and Hill pinched his forehead. There was nothing he could do about these two old men. The older they got, the more unreliable they got, so he opened the door and went straight out of Garp's room.

Standing at the window of the corridor and looking down, the military exercise is still going on.

"Lieutenant General Hill." A soldier saluted Hill.

Hill turned around and looked over, "Huh?"

The soldier handed a thick stack of documents to Hill, "This is the document on the treatment of soldiers and personnel transfers that Marshal Sakaski and General Aokiji were responsible for before. I will hand over all the positions to you first."

"???" Hill stiffly took over the heavy materials, feeling extremely tight in his chest. These uncles are really more capable of deceiving people than one another.

Huang Yuan directly piled up all the things that the two former generals were responsible for. Hill felt that the matter of finding the general was overwhelming and could not be delayed for a moment.

Roughly flipping through the documents in his hand, Hill found that since the top war, the number of naval soldiers has dropped sharply. There are too many people who died in the war, and the navy's military strength is somewhat empty. "It seems that conscription is needed."

Hill read the documents while walking towards his office. From the ten hours after entering the office, Hill has been immersed in processing documents.

It wasn't until the knock on the door that Hill rubbed his neck, raised his head and said, "Come in."

Akainu walked in, looked at the documents on Hill's desktop, and felt more and more that his decision was correct.

"Busy now?"

Hill didn't want to answer this question, and looked at Akainu silently.

Akainu also knew that Hill was upset and was throwing a temper tantrum, so he sat on the sofa and said straightforwardly, "Let me come to you to discuss which island is more appropriate for the new Navy headquarters to be located?"

"Where's Uncle Huang Yuan?"

"He has a mission."

Hill fell silent again. How did he know where to set it up? He has only been here for a year, and he only knows a few islands.

Akainu stood up and spread out the world map in his hand on Hill's desktop, "I chose three locations, take a look."

Hill looked down, and there were three locations on the map marked red by Akainu.

The furthest ones ran to Krenlov, the former territory of Whitebeard. Hill is familiar with this island. Anyway, it is a very rich place. The second island is on the edge of the windless belt. Hill sighed and nodded. Go down to the third island.

"Let's do it this way. The Navy Headquarters has to carry out the task of protecting the Tianlong people frequently. Naturally, it can't be far away from Mary Joya. This place is the closest to the Red Earth Continent, and it is also at the forefront of the New World, so it is convenient to intercept pirates who break into the New World."

Akainu agreed: "It is basically the same as my opinion. This is the base of the G1 detachment, and it is also convenient for us to relocate and rebuild."

"En." Hill nodded copingly, then lowered his head and continued to look at the documents in hand.

Akainu leaned on the sofa, showing no intention of leaving, "I still think you are very suitable for this position."

"." Hill just had some obsessive-compulsive disorder. He couldn't sleep well if he didn't finish the matter at hand. He sighed and changed the subject, "I looked at the statistics of the navy soldiers. I think it is necessary to recruit a large number of troops from all over the world."

Akainu looked at Hill with relief, "I agree with you. I will submit an application to the world ZF to replenish the navy team as soon as possible. After this matter is approved, you will be responsible."

The so-called masters are among the people, and Hill felt that he might meet someone with the qualifications of a general in the world conscription. This time, there was no rebuttal, and he readily agreed to Akainu.

Akainu thought that Hill had compromised, so he rarely showed a smile, and said to Hill, "Thank you."

Hill looked at Akainu's smile that was uglier than crying and twitched the corners of his mouth.

After leaving Hill's office, Akainu returned to his room and made two reports to his superiors. The first was the application for the site selection of the New Navy Headquarters, and the second was the application for world conscription.

The two reports were quickly agreed by the superiors, and a reply was received on the same day the application was made.

Hill sent soldiers to contact reporters from all over the world, released news about the Navy's recruitment of troops from all over the world, and wrote clearly the Navy's thinking and treatment.

When people saw the news about the conscription, they were extremely excited. Hill was in charge of the welfare of the soldiers. Seeing everyone working hard, he improved a lot compared to before.

In this war-torn world, there are many suffering people. After reading this news, a large number of people are eager to join the navy.

Hill has arranged four registration points around the world. Naturally, conscription is not a hasty thing. To exclude dangerous elements and traitors, you need to go through layers of screening.

The four registration points submit a large number of lists to Hill's office every day, and Hill's eyes are almost blurred.

"Dangdang." There was a knock on the door.

"Come in." Hill responded copiously without raising his head.

A head with purple hair protruded in, "Grandpa!"

Hill raised his head when he heard a familiar voice.

"Why did you come to my place?"

"Grandpa, I miss you so much." Since Bagh was sent to the Navy headquarters by Hill, he has never seen Hill again. He beats and runs errands under Karen's hands every day. Hill also didn't go out of the Navy Headquarters, and ran over directly.

"How's the Navy doing?"

"That's it. You know I want to hang out with you. It's too boring under that bearded man."

"Want to hang out with me?" Hill put down the pen in his hand, and looked at Bagh with a smile on his face.

Facing Hill who suddenly showed a smiling face to him, Bagh patted his chest confidently and said, although his heart was pounding, "Of course, you are my grandfather."

Hill tapped the table twice with his right hand, still maintaining a smiling face, "It's life-threatening to mess with me at any time."

Bag thought that Hill was going to say something, so he relaxed, "Grandpa, you underestimate me now, am I a person who is afraid of death? You also know that I used to be a pirate, but that's because I was licking blood on the edge of a knife." In the days when I was born, I would not be in trouble as usual, and I would be honored and proud to die for you."

Hill nodded in satisfaction, picked up a document in hand, stood up, and walked towards the door.

Bug stood up wondering and looked at Hill, how did he leave before he finished speaking.

Hill stopped at the door and glanced back at Bagh, "Aren't you going to hang out with me? Why are you just staring blankly?"

Bug's eyes lit up, "Come here, grandpa, you are so kind, where shall we go?"

"Go to Jiuxiang Island."

"Jiuxiang Island?"

"Well, one of the registration points for the world's conscription, go and test the strength of the applicants there." Hill smiled again, and patted Bagh's shoulder, "You have to be prepared."

Bug didn't know what preparations he needed to make, but he was very excited to be able to go on a mission with Hill, "Yes, always be prepared, grandpa, don't worry."

(End of this chapter)