One Piece: Became Ace Luffy's big brother at the beginning

Looking at the cheap grandpa in front of him who was afraid that he would disagree, and then looking at Jesse aside, Guy himself was confused.

What's going on today?

Good things come in pairs?

God gave him a born businessman, but Grandpa Cheap also wanted to give him warmth?

You may want to ask, where is the gift?

What a good thing it would be to take in disabled sailors and how productive they would be.

Yes, this is true, they are indeed not productive, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are a burden.

But does Guy care about the productivity of disabled sailors?

of course not!

But this does not mean that there is no benefit to Guy from taking in these retired disabled sailors. On the contrary, he has received great benefits.

First, although this world is called One Piece, in the eyes of most ordinary people, it is still the navy that represents justice, not the majority of pirates who do all kinds of evil.

Guy planned to use the power of public opinion from his newspaper in the future to clear the identity of the bandits. It would be easy.

After all, what bad intentions could a merchant have if he was willing to take in a large number of disabled sailors?

So when ordinary people choose daily necessities, can they not give priority to Jiajuyi's products with good image and temperament?

Secondly, as we all know, the army is famous for its sense of joining the regiment and protecting its calves. Of course, there is also the camaraderie among soldiers.

The advantage of this is that, for example, Guy kindly took in the disabled navy under Garp, so if someone causes trouble in the future, wouldn't it be ridiculous for him to use Garp's name to scare people?

If you do business in Garp's jurisdiction in the future and have conflicts with local businessmen, who do you think the navy over there will help?

(Garrison: Is your grandfather also named Garp?)

If you encounter the current navy who has been protected by the disabled navy, the effect will be even better.

Then we think about it, Karp has disabled retired navy officers under his command, but do they have other naval officers under their command?

Except for a very small number of naval officers who don't care about their men, other officers don't worry about the lives of those people?

Can't it?

Therefore, according to this operating model, wherever Guy's daily necessities factories are basically opened, they will receive strong support from the local navy.

When the time comes, he will borrow the power of his newspaper's public opinion, hold high the banner of naval justice, put all the merchants who are in conflict with them on the unjust side, and directly eat up the local market without any blood, and become bigger and stronger, isn't it? simple.

You can even get crazy in the end: Those who follow me will prosper, and those who go against me will perish!

Third, the navy also has the task of catching pirates, so there will definitely be trophies. Needless to say, everyone should know where they are.

At this time, if the retired navy comes to buy it, as long as it is a little higher than others, it can even be received at a par price.

If that doesn't work, play the bitterness card.

When the time comes, Bailey will not be able to become a designated merchant of the Navy.

Looking at his eldest grandson in front of him who had yet to give him any confirmation, Garp became anxious, grabbed Guy's shoulders and shook him gently, saying:

"Okay, please tell me something. At worst, I don't have to pay them at all, but you must take care of the food and accommodation of those sailors!"

"And let me tell you kid, too much money is not a good thing."

I heard it, I heard it, Grandpa Cheap was anxious.

Guy also thought it was a bit funny. He simply sorted out his thoughts and said:

"Grandpa, who do you think I am? There is no problem at all in taking in these disabled sailors, and the wages can be paid at the level of normal people."

"But, I still have a question."

Garp was relieved when he heard his eldest grandson agreed, but this breathless but made his heart hang in the air again, and he asked hurriedly:

"As long as you are willing to accept people, if you have any problems, just tell me, I can solve them, and I will solve them for you right away!"

"Grandpa, these people under me are all bandits. Is it appropriate to recruit a group of marines to come in and work?"

Guy said.

Garp said seriously: "Bandits? Why didn't I know there were bandits here? The people here are all non-staff members of my navy."

"How come you, a person who is about to go to the Navy Headquarters, don't know these things?"

Ok?

Guy was stunned by Garp's answer. He really didn't know.

oh! Got it, it’s Xiu’er!

He quickly realized: it was simply because Garp was afraid that he would find a reason not to agree to the nonsense.

That's right. If you, a vice admiral, say yes, who among you here would dare to say no?

Yes, it seems that the step in the plan of using newspapers and public opinion to launder my identity can be eliminated.

Ever since, Guy looked at Garp with a thoughtful expression.

Garp returned his smile with the same meaning, thinking: Brat, do you really think I don't know what you are thinking?

Don’t you just want to cleanse these bandits?

Simple! I'll solve it for you directly!

It has to be said that since meeting Guy, Garp has directly become the king of brainstorming.

Guy didn't know what Garp was thinking, so he was still a little worried and said, "Grandpa, is your method reliable? What if someone doesn't recognize it?"

Seeing his darling beating his grandson and actually questioning his ability, Garp couldn't accept it. He blew his beard and glared:

"Whoever refuses to stand up, I will reason with him personally!"

Seeing his grandfather clenching his fists as big as sandbags, Guy nodded: After all, his grandfather was good at persuading people with reason.

"How many days will it take for me to pack up and send everyone here?"

Cap Road.

"Okay, grandpa, by the way, ask your people to bring some guns and ammunition, including cannons, the more the merrier. I don't want it for free, I can give you money."

Guy said.

"That won't work, that won't work. The logistics guys know that I'm secretly getting guns and ammunition, so they can't bother me to death."

Garp quickly shook his head after hearing his eldest grandson's request.

"Aren't we supernumerary personnel of the Navy under Grandpa? Without guns and ammunition, how can we arm ourselves to protect the safety of the Navy's property and protect retired sailors?"

"That's all, I don't want the guns and ammunition, and I don't want the people either."

"It's because we don't have the blessing of becoming a navy, so we should just be bandits that no one cares about and no one cares about."

What the fuck?

Hearing that his eldest grandson seemed to want to quit his job and that he didn't want to be a navy, Garp thought that this wouldn't work!

He stamped his feet and gritted his teeth and said, "Mad, what bullshit logistics? Damn it! I am a naval hero, how can I still be afraid of those bullshit logistics?"

"Sure, you brat! In a few days, I'll even equip you with guns and ammunition!"

"When you go to the headquarters, you must behave well, otherwise I will beat you to death, you brat."

Guy raised his brows, wondering if something bad had happened and made Grandpa Cheap a little anxious.

It seems that for the very principled Cheap Grandpa, the importance of this group of disabled sailors may be more important than he imagined.

In fact, it is not difficult for Guy to get guns and ammunition.

The most direct way is to exchange it directly through the system, but the origin of this batch of things is unknown and difficult to explain.

Therefore, in his plan, the Germa Kingdom in the North Sea was within his consideration.

If necessary, Doflamingo, one of the Shichibukai, can also be cooperated with.

"Okay, grandpa, you can't go back on what you said!"

Guy immediately agreed.

As soon as Garp heard that Guy agreed so readily, he knew he had been fooled!