The Revolutionary Era in One Piece

The voice of a high-ranking official of the World Government came out loudly from the Den Den Mushi, and the tone seemed to empathize with the anger of the Five Elder Stars.

"I understand. If it is an order from the Five Elders, the navy will follow his will. Please rest assured, Five Elders. As long as the navy attacks, the Japanese government will receive the news that 'nothing happened in the West Sea', and all the unrest will return to order." Akainu said firmly.

"Really? That's all. Let me emphasize again, the Five Elders are really angry." After emphasizing the last sentence, the senior official of the World Government hurriedly went offline.

At this time, after hanging up the Den Den Mushi, the senior official of the World Government was already sweating coldly. He was not lying, the Five Elders were really angry. At this moment, he did not dare to recall the momentum that the Five Elders had inadvertently released after listening to the relevant report.

When they heard that the workers below had gathered to overthrow the kingdom above and to establish a grassroots government, everyone present saw the anger on the faces of the Five Elders.

As the person closest to the scene at the time, the official could feel the angry momentum even more clearly. It was as if the sea was going to create huge waves and submerge all the land. Even now, he still sweats profusely when he thinks about it.

At that time, he lowered his head in fear after only one look. "Vice Admiral Akainu, I hope you can complete the mission and extinguish the anger of the Five Elders." At this moment, he couldn't help but recall that look. It seemed that the Five Elders had a trace of other emotions besides anger. It seemed to be fear.

The senior official hurriedly shook his head and said to himself, "What am I thinking about? How could the Five Elders be afraid? It's just a few rebellions. The government can solve them at any time." At this point, he thought of the executor of the battle plan, "Vice Admiral Akainu, I hope everything goes well for you."

On the Demon Slayer Fleet, according to the new order of the World Government, Akainu also began to formulate a new battle plan. This time, because there was direct instruction from the Five Elders, no one expressed any doubts.

"My plan is this. If the Kingdom of Andorra is really the outbreak point of the unrest in the West Sea, then we must strike hard. Well, I propose that, in addition to Kuzan and I, the other two lieutenant generals join the action against the Kingdom of Andorra.

As for the warships, I'm very sorry, I can only dispatch two, because five warships are the minimum required to execute the Demon Slayer Order, and this is the limit of our ability to divide our forces." Akainu expressed his thoughts.

"I think what Sakaski said makes sense. The enemy does need to be taken seriously. We can't muster more strength. Two warships are already the maximum strength the Demon Slayer Fleet can muster now." Vice Admiral Huoshaoshan agreed.

However, although they said that they would attach great importance to the Kingdom of Andorra, several vice admirals still acted a little casual. Yes, it was just a remote kingdom in the Four Seas. For them, the veteran vice admirals who had been fighting on the front line of the New World for many years, it was really not a big deal.

"Then let's do it this way, gentlemen. I wish you all good luck in military affairs." Lieutenant General Stoloberi, who was sitting on the other side, concluded.

"I wish you good luck in military affairs." "..."

Just like the previous fleet separation, the two warships formed a new fleet again and separated from the Demon Slayer Order's main fleet. Vice Admiral Akainu was on the deck, watching the navy leave, and finally returned to the cabin in deep thought.

"Well, Sakaski, you look so sad. What's wrong? Is there any problem again?" Kuzan, who was still in the room, asked, "Or have you found new clues about the truth of this unrest in the West Sea?"

"I don't know." Akainu immediately responded to the question, "It's all like a fog. It seems that something connects the recent events, but I don't have any clues yet."

At this point, Akainu rubbed his chin and expressed his own guess, "According to my estimation, the port of Genoa and the Kingdom of Andorra should be the places chosen by the people behind the scenes to attract firepower. Although they are very powerful, they are definitely a long way from the enemy's power center.

If we put all the events together, we can say that the entire West Sea was in turmoil at the same time. It's just that two places have a deeper connection with the World Government, so they have received more attention. Other places in the West Sea are also experiencing turmoil, but the impact they have caused is far less than these two places. "

"Connect all the things together? Your opinion is quite valuable. If that's the case, could it be all planned by an organization? Come to think of it, an organization spread across the entire sea, even the World Government's control cannot do this." Aokiji said as he took out a bottle of beer, chilled it and started drinking.

"All over the West Sea?" Akainu seemed to really consider this possibility. Aokiji couldn't help but spit out the wine he had just drunk, "No way, are you serious? All over the West Sea? The World Government only relies on the navy to influence the member countries. There are some areas outside the member countries that even pirates are unwilling to set foot in."

"Non-member country? Speaking of this, I have an idea. Most of the reports received by the World Government now come from its bases set up in various places, including CP's intelligence stations ambushed in various countries, as well as naval branches in various places.

The sea areas that these places can monitor basically only cover the areas where the member states are located. So I wonder, if an organization develops its power in a non-member state, well, at most it can only cover some marginal areas of the area controlled by the member states. Is it possible for that organization to take this opportunity to grow and expand?

If they can completely control all non-member countries, then isn't that another way to compete with the World Government?" Akainu boldly put forward what he just thought of.

"Sakaski, you are confused. You forgot the most important point. How can those non-member states provide the power to destroy the member states? Their becoming non-member states means that their strength cannot be compared with that of the real member states.

Therefore, it is undoubtedly a foolish dream to want to shake the world government with their power. Just imagine, without the nobles and officials at all levels to provide order, and the navies of various places to maintain security, which place can develop well under such circumstances? Do they have to rely on pirates and ambitious people? "Aokiji asked a soul-searching question.

"Really? I took it for granted. Isn't that our duty as navy? It is to provide a stable order for the people of the world. Only in this way can people develop safely." Akainu rarely agreed with Aokiji's words.

At this time, the warship's navigator came into the room and reported a piece of news. "An island was found ahead, and it doesn't seem to be under the flag of an allied country."

At this point, he glanced at Akainu again and said, "We seem to have seen traces of pirates. They seem to have infiltrated the island. Should we drive them away?"

"Needless to say? Of course the mission is the most important." If it were normal, this would be his decision. Because the navy's mission could not be delayed due to other external events. If it was really delayed, it might cause far greater harm than a momentary kindness.

However, at this time, Akainu recalled the previous conversation. Does that mean that non-member countries must be abandoned? What Akainu wanted to say was stuck in his mouth, and he said something else instead.

"My justice is 'absolute justice'!" Akainu, wearing a cloak of justice, walked out of the cabin proudly.