The pirates sat and forgot, and they really believed the nine truths and one lie.

Although quarreling is not the goal, sometimes quarreling is unavoidable. It is already an extremely lucky thing that radicals and conservatives can sit in the same room and criticize each other. At least they have not stabbed their colleagues with real knives, and then the lecture hall will unsurprisingly become a vegetable market.

"Don't think we don't know what you did behind my back. You have killed innocent people and taken credit for everything."

"Bah, you're hiding in the headquarters office in the rear, drinking tea, and you can even hold a woman in your arms from time to time. What kind of life am I living on the front line? I'm wrong for letting fewer of my brothers die."

A conservative naval vice admiral and a neighboring radical vice admiral ignited the flames of war. They sat so close to each other that they had long been annoyed with each other. Their understandings of justice were different, and it was essentially difficult for them to become the same kind of people.

Did the radical navy ever kill innocent people and take credit for it? The conservative navy could just throw the testimonies of hundreds of witnesses in the faces of their colleagues, and these were all solid and irrefutable evidence.

Ever since Marshal Altria carried out a major transformation of the navy from top to bottom, the importance of military merit has been greatly strengthened. As a result, she has received strong support from the radical navy and passed the dangerous period in a short period of time. After that, it was too late for the World Government to replace her.

Perhaps some radical generals do not like to kill innocent people for credit, but they cannot resist the naval forces under their command who are too eager to make progress. They need lives in exchange for a better life. This is a bottom-up pressure.

Getting more heads means more military merit. Grassroots naval officers and officers can gain more benefits. The former can get tangible material rewards, and the latter can get more opportunities for promotion. Both sides almost hit it off and basically turn a blind eye to killing innocent people for credit.

The radical navy was trained into a group of vicious wolves who were happy to hear about war. They dared to fight and were not afraid of sacrifice at all. This greatly compressed the survival scope of the conservative navy. Originally, the latter wanted to capture some prisoners and collect rewards, but the former, in a fit of passion, killed them all.

"The justice in the minds of people like you is to be cruel to your own people and kind to your enemies. If pirates really invade one day, can you persuade them to put down their weapons with just words?"

"I'm not soft on the enemy, but have you ever thought about it? If we kill everyone and only have our navy left, will it still make sense? We are different from the World Government because we only care about the immediate interests and not the future gains and losses."

The radical navy has a pure warrior mentality. As long as they can take action, they will not talk too much. They have zero tolerance for pirates and their families. If they say they will kill your whole family, then they will kill your whole family. They believe that all pirates in the sea can only be wiped out at the physical level, and that severe punishments must be used in troubled times to restore peace to the world.

What the conservative navy hates most is stopping killing by killing. They know very well that this will lead to a cycle of hatred, and that there will be no turning back once they fall into this abyss. If pirates can really be solved by killing, then the world would have been peaceful and prosperous hundreds of years ago. Then, hasn't the World Government killed enough people?

This group of navy is closer to civilians in terms of their core and justice than military personnel. They have many things to consider and weigh in their minds. They want to use more political means to win over some potential pirate reserve forces and turn them into tax-paying citizens who are willing to accept the rule of the new navy.

Civil servants and military men, conservatives and radicals, Admiral Aokiji and Admiral Akainu, the two different values ​​​​have their own reasons, and everyone insists on his own point of view. The success rate of wanting to completely convince the other side is basically zero.

There was a clear boundary between the two groups in the lecture hall. Their voices were originally within controllable range, but gradually became louder and louder as time went on. The atmosphere was tense as neither side gave in. Quarrels broke out one after another and the emotions of both sides gradually became agitated.

The situation gradually got out of control. The two groups pushed each other and the situation turned into a small conflict. People started fighting without paying attention to decency, grabbing each other's clothes and hair intentionally or unintentionally. Someone from the conservative side threw a shoe and knocked down a radical school officer. After that, it turned into a throwing war. Everything that could be thrown at hand was thrown at the enemy. The whole lecture hall fell into chaos, which was tense and funny.

The sounds of shouting, quarreling and pushing were intertwined and almost blew off the roof of the lecture hall. This conflict scene not only affected the order of the scene, but also caused psychological pressure on everyone present, and they vented their negative emotions to each other.

The funniest thing about this scene is that the twelve admirals in the front row seemed to be frozen in place, sitting firmly in their seats without moving, with no expression on their faces, as if they were unaware of the chaos around them.

At the same time, the people in the back were entangled with each other because of their different positions and opinions. Some of them were dancing and expressing their opinions excitedly; some were red in the face and arguing fiercely with each other. The scene was chaotic, noisy and people were emotional. All this formed a sharp contrast with the front row. The admiral let his men continue to make trouble, as if he was watching a farce that had nothing to do with him.

The blonde girl stood quietly on a high seat, ignoring the noisy crowd below. Her eyes were as cold as cold stars, revealing a calmness that transcended the world. Thousands of people were arguing fiercely in front of her, their voices surging like the tide, but it could not affect her concentration at all.

However, the moment she shouted "Silence", the surrounding noise disappeared instantly. Altria Pendragon's voice was not loud, but it carried an irresistible majesty, like a cold current sweeping through, causing everyone to shut their mouths involuntarily.

At this moment, the entire space became extremely quiet, with only the girl's cold gaze left, wantonly sweeping across everyone's face. Everyone stared at her quietly, as if waiting for her next instruction.

"Look at what you have become. Do you still have any military manners? Go back to your positions!"

Although the two naval factions disliked each other, the iron fist of the Navy Admiral was right in front of them, so they could only swallow their resentment, because they knew that if the iron fist of the Supreme Will really fell, the Navy Admiral would not be able to save the heads of these insects.

Altria Pendragon's ascension to the position of Grand Admiral was a matter of luck, but she secured the position with superb political and iron-blooded tactics. The girl was able to force the senior navy officers of the old generation to retire collectively under various pretexts, and finally firmly grasped the power in her hands. Some normal means could not achieve this. Killing was not the goal, but getting things done was.