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

Princess Vivi's childhood sweetheart is now the leader of the kingdom's rebels. Nominally, there are at least 100,000 rebels who obey the leadership of Kosa alone. However, he gradually developed a feeling that he had messed up this huge team.

The rebel troops were stationed outside the capital city. The largest tent was where the rebel leaders held meetings. It was normal for the small leaders to swear and quarrel here, but this time some people got really angry and actually beat up their brothers.

"Damned traitor, have you accepted benefits from the royal family and are speaking in their favor? Are you worthy of your dead brothers?"

"I am also doing this for the good of the country. If 100,000 people rush into the capital together, can your people restrain their subordinates?"

The radicals and conservatives in the rebels hold different opinions. The former want to seize the capital by armed means, and then purge the bloodline of the Neferutari royal family, and not let go of the royalists who support them; the latter hope to negotiate with the royal family through pressure and force the Neferutari family to hand over power. It would be good if there is no bloody conflict and fewer people die.

Originally, the radicals were only a minority among the rebels. This was the only one in the Nefertari royal family who had a big problem on the surface, and they did not want to use extreme measures to deal with the king above their heads. However, with the emergence of the Sky Curtain, too many things changed, and the logic of the conservatives was no longer suitable for the current situation.

Faced with an even more turbulent and unpredictable future, most of the blind migrants who have infiltrated the rebel army tend to focus on immediate benefits rather than long-term plans. The only thing that matters is getting the benefits first and filling their pockets. Everyone wants to go to the capital to make a fortune.

As for what will happen to the country of Alabasta in the future, what does that have to do with some civilians riding camels? They just want to live their own lives. If they can't stay in the desert country, they will set sail to the next place. As long as they have money, they will be welcome anywhere.

Kosa, who was sitting in the main seat, watched his men being beaten by the radicals. He wanted them to stop several times, but he couldn't say the words. He felt guilty and didn't dare to expose his weaknesses in public.

Rather than hitting the conservatives, the radical leader was actually slapping the leader Kosa in the face. Everyone knew that the man being beaten was a loyal henchman of the rebel leader. But what would it matter even if he was beaten today? The radicals' arrogance had reached an uncontrollable level.

"Okay, if we keep fighting he'll die. We're all brothers, and you won't get anything even if you kill him."

Some people play the good cop and some play the bad cop. Seeing that the wounded has lost consciousness, if the fight continues, someone might be killed. If the lives of brothers are really on their hands, their voice in the rebels will definitely be greatly reduced. Doing so is not worth the loss. The most important thing now is to fight for power.

"What a loser! No wonder he likes to negotiate with the royal family. He serves the Nefertari family like a dog and maybe even has to provide his own dog food."

Kosha's younger brother was carried away seriously injured. The perpetrator showed no remorse at all, his words were full of sarcasm, his bloody fists were still clenched, and the resentment in his heart had not dissipated yet.

The radical leaders, who made up the majority, had no intention of continuing the talks with the conservatives after building this tent. They wanted to mobilize all the rebels to launch a general attack on the capital and capture the last prosperous city of the Alabasta Kingdom in one fell swoop.

To be honest, there is no need for the rebels to negotiate with the royal family. The whole world outside is theirs. The Nefertari clan can only hide in the capital city. If their decrees cannot leave the capital, they have lost the qualifications to be king.

Today is the moment for a showdown between the radicals and the conservatives. Kosa is both the leader of the rebels and the biggest supporter of the conservatives. It is no surprise that the target is directed at him this time.

"Brothers, you may not know that our leader once lived with Princess Weiwei for a period of time. They knew each other when they were young and sold our information to the royal family. He has long been a dog of the Nefertari family."

The topic was brought up directly and the relationship was completely broken. The radicals had no intention of showing mercy to Kosa. Struggle meant bloodshed. If a guy who was suspected of being a traitor could take the position of leader, why couldn't other brothers do the same?

The rebel leaders also came to their senses. No wonder Boss Kosa had always advocated negotiations with the royal family. Now it seems that all this stems from a problem of stance. From the very beginning, everyone was not of one mind, and there were ambiguities on the road to overthrowing the rule of the Nefertari clan.

The tent became noisy again, and the two factions began to attack each other and once again staged a free fight in front of the leader, attacking their own rebel brothers, each one more ruthless than the other.

"The country needs wise people to govern it. We, the villain royal family, are here to fight for a better life for our compatriots, not to become bandits to rob people. Stop it right here. If you do that again, I'll blame you for being rude."

Kosa, unable to bear it any longer, stood up from his seat and shouted at his rebel brothers. His strength was visible to everyone. More than a dozen people together could not take down the leader. If they really had to fight, only the weak would suffer.

The atmosphere of the original fight had been suppressed, but the radicals continued to add fuel to the fire. They took out pre-prepared photos and splashed them on the crowd gathering area of ​​the tent, wanting to let everyone know the truth.

"The leader had a night meeting with Princess Weiwei. I don't know how much the rebels sold for. What qualifications do you have to command us now?"

Everyone picked up the photos on the ground and looked at the scene where Kosa and Princess Vivi were talking happily. There were also some photos with intimate actions, a man and a woman hugging each other in the night. What the meaning of these photos was depends on one's imagination.

Photos cannot be faked. Trust in the leader dropped to the freezing point in an instant. It makes sense that he would sell out his brothers for a woman in exchange for wealth and glory. Murder and arson and then be recruited are not uncommon in this country.

The rebel brothers unanimously criticized the rebel leader, and some conservatives who were loyal to Kosa were even more shocked on the spot. Most people did not expect Kosa to be such a person. They had been through hardships together before. Was it the acting skills displayed by the leader? As the person involved, there was nothing they could say to defend themselves. No one would believe what they said.

The noisy tent continued until late at night. A lot of information came out of it and was transmitted among the 100,000 rebels at an incredible speed. It was definitely an external force that deliberately fanned the flames.

The Kosa leader betrayed his brother and had an affair with the princess, which strengthened the rebels' determination to attack the capital. If anyone else proposed peace talks, they would be labeled a traitor.