One Piece: General Xuanming, Defeat the New World

The dialogue between the top leaders of the Holy Shield allowed Carsent to promptly resolve possible psychological problems of his companions at the initial stage.

In this world, psychological problems are also a crucial issue, and idealism means paranoia.

When a paranoid heart goes down the wrong path, it will eventually lead the entire person to self-destruction or even destroy the world.

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What followed was smooth sailing, and we encountered no problems all the way back to Marinford.

Come to think of it, a general-level warship, the flag of the Buddhist Warring States, who would be so blind as to dare to step forward and provoke under such circumstances.

Even if you want to die, this is not the way to go.

Ten days later, two warships sailed into the Crescent Harbor of Marinford one after the other.

"Ah, Navy Headquarters, I'm finally back!"

For many marines who were going to sea for the first time, this expedition seemed like a lifetime.

The first time he went out to sea, he first passed through the Seven Water City, then passed through the Red Earth Continent to reach the West Sea, and taught the legendary pirate Cone of Green Pepper a lesson.

Afterwards, they received an urgent mission to cross the Calm Belt, and at the end of the Calm Belt they were attacked by a super-large sea king.

What follows is a direct confrontation with the strongest man in the world - Whitebeard.

Eventually the headquarters' Warring States generals arrived and retreated safely.

The experience along the way is truly legendary. Many navy personnel may not have such a magnificent voyage in their lifetime.

After more than a month's sailing, when they returned to the familiar port of Marinford, many sailors burst into tears of excitement.

Even Carsent felt a little emotional.

"gather!"

"Drive the warship to the designated location and then disband!"

"Excuting an order!"

After making some simple deployment arrangements, Carsent jumped off the Shield Eternal and landed steadily on the ground of Marinford.

After a simple handover of the task, Carsent came to the tavern at the entrance of Marinford.

Last night, Dorag suggested that the four of them have a small gathering to communicate with each other.

Of course, Carsente readily agreed to this, and Borsalino, a scoundrel, would certainly not miss such a good opportunity.

Sakaski said any request that does not hinder the execution of justice is acceptable.

"Oh Yo Yo, welcome our great hero!"

Before he even entered the door, Borsalino's slightly obscene voice came from inside.

"Borsalino, have you recovered from the beating from Whitebeard?"

Carsen was not willing to be outdone and responded.

"You were able to defend the G3 branch against the attack of the strongest pirate. Justice has been enforced in your hands!"

Sakaski praised Carsente in a serious tone.

During these days at the headquarters, Sakaski is not just there to do his job.

Influenced by Carsent, Sakaski still chose "absolute justice" as his own view of justice.

But the meaning of "absolutely" here has deviated from the content of the comics.

“Absolute justice”, “Absolute fulfillment”, “But not the absolute present!”

These days, in addition to maintaining his daily high-intensity exercise, Sakaski visits the veteran vice admiral of the Navy Headquarters every day.

Even Vice Admiral Karp Sakaski was humbly asking for advice and inquiring about the meaning of justice.

From Garp, to Vice Admiral Tsuru, and to those unknown vice admirals, every general who can reach the rank of vice admiral in the headquarters of the Navy has his own understanding of justice.

Although Sakaski did not agree with the views of quite a few people, he still listened humbly to their unique insights on justice.

If we say that Sakaski's view of justice in the One Piece comics is that justice must be enforced at all costs.

At this moment, Sakaski's views became more gentle and flexible.

It doesn't have to be achieved now if it has to be achieved, and it doesn't have to be achieved in this way if it has to be achieved.

During these days, Sakaski's understanding of justice has become more profound, and his inner views have gradually settled and accumulated.

There was also a small red flower on Sakaski's crimson suit.

At the same time, Sakaski also realized to a certain extent the hypocrisy and relativity of justice.

But compared to the collapse of his faith, Sakaski became more determined in his belief.

Like Carsent, Sakaski is also a man who aspires to redefine the rules of the world.

Of course, if you talk about this too much, it's bound to become a little stiff, so what Sakaski blurted out sounded strange to Carsent.

But it’s not a big problem, just go out and fight.

"Can you tell us about Whitebeard? We have only heard about this legendary pirate from others, and you are the only one who has actually seen him."

Dorag asked a question that Carson had not expected.

"Shouldn't you ask your father, Vice Admiral Garp, this question? Vice Admiral Garp and Whitebeard are old rivals."

If this question came from Sakaski, then there would be no problem at all, but if it came from Dragna, then Kasente would be a little confused.

"My old man never told me in detail. Whenever I asked him questions, he always told me that I would know it naturally when I reached that level."

Dorag was a little helpless. Apparently he had asked this question many times but never got a positive answer.

"If that's the case, I can only say that Vice Admiral Garp has a point."

"You are still very vulnerable in front of these legendary pirates. If you encounter them while out on a mission, I suggest you retreat."

Carsent agreed with Cap's point of view, saying that anything he said would be nothing but empty talk unless he reached that level.

How can I say that if I hit you with one punch, you will be turned into powder? There is no way to say that, I can only fool around for now.

"Monkey, didn't you also fight with Whitebeard? Tell us about it."

Carsente threw the question to Borsalino, who was watching the fun from the sidelines.

"Well, Kasente-kun is really something. The rest of the Whitebeard Pirates are fine. They are not that troublesome."

"But Whitebeard, I really can't beat this one."

"It's really amazing..."

Borsalino's tone was always cadenced.

"Is there room for resistance?"

Dorag asked the most concerning question.

Being able to withstand a blow without losing basic combat capability and being able to injure the opponent with all your strength is called room for resistance.

Even if there is an overwhelming power gap, if one side has room to resist, it means it is qualified to intervene in this level of battle.

For example, the gap between Dalmesia and Borsalino is as huge as the sky, but Dalmesia can still hurt Borsalino under certain circumstances and influence the battle situation to a certain extent.