Pirate: I'm not the King of the Sea, so don't mess with me.

"General Akainu, this is a document for you."

"Put it here!"

The cold man, whose wrists, neck, and exposed clothes were covered with bandages, pointed to the location at hand without raising his head.

The new adjutant who took over the position of the former adjutant Ghost Spider silently placed the document in the location designated by the general.

Sakaski processed the work very quickly. After a while, he finished processing the documents in his hands and put them aside, and then picked up the new documents sent by the adjutant.

The man who was working hard naturally didn't see the adjutant's hesitant expression at the moment when his big hand placed the new document.

Sakaski opened the document casually, but paused after seeing the content clearly.

The man's stone-cold brows frowned slightly.

He raised his head and looked at the adjutant with eyes as cold as stars: "What's going on?"

The man's voice was cold and low, and when he kept a straight face, he had an aura of calmness and authority.

Although this was not the first time he faced General Akainu like this, the adjutant was still startled by the angry severity. He resisted the urge to wipe the cold sweat from his head, stood straighter and answered loudly: "Because General Kizaru is not at the headquarters, so his adjutant sent you urgent documents that only the general can approve..."

In fact, this is not the first time that General Akainu has been dumped from his job by his colleagues.

But no matter how many times it happened, the adjutant couldn't help but feel sorry for his general.

What's more, Admiral Akainu had just recovered some strength from the serious injury suffered in the Battle of Alton not long ago, and he had to drag his unhealed body to perform high-intensity paperwork.

Although as a subordinate he shouldn't 'blame' his superiors, their general Akainu was working even though he was injured!

General Kizaru, who is also a general and enjoys the same rights and responsibilities, has to leave the work to the equally busy General Akainu at this moment. No matter how you look at it, it is a bit too much.

The sound of fingers tapping on the table drew the adjutant away from the resentment of "fighting against injustice".

The adjutant who came back to his senses subconsciously looked at General Akainu who was looking at the document with his eyebrows furrowed and unconsciously tapping the table with his right index finger.

From his angle, he could vaguely see a bloody white bandage spread under his clothes.

The adjutant, who knew what a serious person General Akainu was, couldn't help but show a hint of distress.

Who doesn’t like a boss who works hard, works overtime seriously, and is considerate of his subordinates?

In the eyes of the adjutant, their general Akainu is the best boss.

Although I am a bit serious in my daily life, I am often a bit harsh, and occasionally I like to be irritable and curse a bit when my temper gets worse...

But these are not serious problems in the eyes of the adjutant who has undergone rigorous training.

"What's that look in your eyes?"

The sudden deep voice made the adjutant's expression freeze.

So much so that the complicated emotions on his face, such as distress, helplessness, emotion, etc., didn't even have time to restrain themselves, and they just entered General Akainu's eyes with such carelessness.

adjutant:……

At that moment I really felt like I was sweating profusely.

Especially when he saw General Akainu twitching his brows and hiding his aversion to coldness in his eyes, the adjutant dug his toes into the ground in embarrassment, eager to find a place to crawl in.

The atmosphere in the office was awkward for a second. (The adjutant thinks so)

Just when the adjutant thought that General Akainu was going to reprimand him for being distracted during work, he suddenly heard a soft snap.

Follow the sound and look over.

It turned out to be the sound of General Akainu throwing the files on the table.

The file slid across the smooth tabletop for a short distance and stopped at the edge near him.

"This is an important document belonging to the scientific force." Sakaski paused, frowned, and said in a very stern tone: "Tell Kizaru's adjutant that next time there is such a document, send it directly to Wulaoxing .”

It's not that Sakaski avoided the jobs his colleagues pushed for him.

In fact, documents are something that requires someone to specialize in.

For example, in the case of the Science Corps, most of the documents submitted were a lot of professional terms that even he couldn't understand.

Not to mention processing it, for Sakaski, it was a blessing to be able to understand half of the contents of the document.

Therefore, it was not very reasonable for him to ask the adjutant to convey, ‘Next time, send this kind of documents directly to Wulaoxing.

The adjutant also understood this and quickly picked up the document, gave a military salute, and said "yes" in one go.

Seeing General Akainu picking up a new document to process, the adjutant quietly relaxed and breathed a sigh of relief.

Thinking that the document in his hand was an urgent and important document for the scientific force, he turned around and went to deliver the document without any delay.

However, as soon as he reached the door, a voice that was even more undisguisedly angry than before suddenly came from behind him.

"and many more!"

The adjutant turned back without knowing why.

They saw General Akainu frowning, slamming the documents in his hand on the table, and asking him in a questioning tone: "What happened to Kuzan and Garp's documents?"

adjutant:……

adjutant:! ! !

This, this, this... I don’t know either ∑(口||.

Realizing something from the adjutant's subconscious reaction, Sakaski's eyes darkened slightly, he restrained his anger slightly, and asked in a cold voice: "Where are they now?"

The adjutant was clever and subconsciously recalled what General Kizaru's adjutant said when he handed all the documents to him.

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The Marine, who was also the Admiral's adjutant, handed a stack of documents to him, but his eyes dodged when he explained: "These are the documents that General Kizaru asked me to send to General Akainu."

At that time, he subconsciously asked: "Does General Kizaru have another urgent mission?"

The corner of the other person's mouth twitched, and his guilt was visible to the naked eye.

"Ah, no, no, listen, I heard that the legendary Roger Pirates suddenly went to the North Sea, and the general and the others received orders..."

The other party scratched his cheek in embarrassment and continued to laugh: "I'm going to catch pirates, haha."

Then, as if trying to make up for it, he awkwardly added with a smile on his face: "After all, he is a legendary pirate, so he has to dispatch a general."

At that time, he thought that the other party felt embarrassed for pushing the document to General Akainu again, but now that he thought about it...

That's not the case at all orz

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At this moment, he faced the cold gaze of General Akainu.

The poor adjutant stumbled and stammered, and answered loudly with insufficient confidence and sweaty hands and feet: "Yes, it is such that Admiral Akainu, the Roger Pirates suddenly went to the North Sea, so the Warring States Marshal issued an order, Let General Kizaru and Lieutenant General Garp go...well..."

Being hit in the face by the oncoming murderous intent, the adjutant faced this kind of murderous intent for the first time, and he was so frightened that he didn't dare to say anything.

General Akainu sitting behind the desk had a face as dark as ink and eyes as sharp as knives.

Is this, is this the pressure of a general?

Jane, it's absolutely terrible.

As a civilian worker, the adjutant who only had the title and ability of a brigadier general was trembling with fear.

He didn't dare to leave or speak, he just looked at the furious man opposite him with a pale face.

After an unknown amount of time, General Akainu suddenly stood up.

He strode out from behind the desk, telling him to take away the files that didn't belong here, and walked out with a dark expression.

It wasn't until the sliding door opened and closed behind him that the adjutant suddenly woke up.

He hesitantly turned to look at the closed door, wiping the sweat from his head and thinking tremblingly: General Akainu seemed really angry.

Could it be because Brigadier General Kuzan and Lieutenant General Garp also pushed the documents to him?

The adjutant tilted his head and frowned in confusion: But unless it is a document that he cannot handle, General Akainu is not the kind of person who will turn away work.

Adjutant: ...So, why is General Akainu so angry?

Can't figure it out.