One Piece: General Xuanming, Defeat the New World

The king's tone was as calm as ever. Years of experience had made the king give up those unrealistic fantasies.

And the king knew better that no one could solve all of this, and this must involve the fundamental existence of the world government.

As long as the world government exists, all this cannot be solved. Even if the world government is gone, the new rulers will do the same.

The king didn't think this little navy guy could do anything.

However, the navy kept asking questions, and only after he made his point clear could he help him suppress the rebellion.

Next, the king did not speak, but looked quietly at Doragg who was in deep thought.

"This……"

Dorag wanted to say something, but didn't know how to start.

At this time, the worldview formed in Dorag's heart was strongly impacted, and the concepts in his inner world continued to collide, be destroyed, and be rebuilt.

For a moment, Dorag felt like he was observing the world from another angle, a completely new angle that he had never considered before.

Without one's halo, connections and strength, everything seems so helpless and contradictory.

Even if you are the king of a country, you can only helplessly serve as a chess piece on the chessboard. What about the common people?

A king who acts as a chess piece can at least live a stable life and enjoy wealth and glory.

What about the common people who are also acting as pawns? They live in fear of their future. Even if they work hard, their ultimate fate has already been determined. There is no possibility that individual power can shake the times.

After all, these people make up the vast majority of the world.

Even though he is still Dragon, even though he possesses powerful strength, the natural Wind-Wind Fruit, and the navy hero Garp as his father.

Even so, Dragon had no solution to this situation.

"What about the future?..."

Dragon's eyes were a little blurry. Even if he really became an admiral in the future, what could he do? Even if he could save this country at that time.

Can he still save the hundreds of member states of the World Government and even more non-governmental member states?

"When you decide to rebel against your identity, the things you are proud of in your daily life will become your biggest obstacle..."

The silent words echoed in Dorag's mind.

On the sea, the cruelty of the pirates did not make Dragon lose his faith, and the strength of his colleagues did not make Dragon lose his confidence, but at this time, Dragon's faith showed signs of collapse.

"If I'm not Dorag, what can they do?"

"Even if I were Dorag, what could I do?"

“Even if I reach the top, what can I do?”

The three questions violently impacted Dorag's values ​​and everything in Dorag's past.

These three questions are based on universality, the present and hope.

From a universal perspective, there is no hope. Individuals have no hope now, and even if they reach their peak in the future, there will still be no hope.

The question of denying universality is enough to make people lose their hope.

Denying doubts about the future is enough to make people lose hope in striving.

Dorag felt a vastness in front of his eyes, the whole world became empty, his hands clenched unconsciously, as if he wanted to hold on to this world tightly and not let it leave him.

"Mr. Colonel!"

"Mr. Colonel!"

The adjutant's anxious voice temporarily brought Dorag back to reality from his confusion.

"I'm fine!"

Dorag answered subconsciously, then shook his head vigorously to force himself to wake up.

"Do you understand now?"

The king's voice floated over again, still as cold and silent as before.

"There will be casualties this time. Even if we can suppress the rebellion without casualties, we cannot justify it if no one dies."

"Make the scene more tragic, and fewer people will die. This will also allow you to give an explanation to the people."

"you……"

Dorag looked towards King Git with a hint of murderous intent in his eyes.

From the moment he entered the door, the king had been breaking Dorag's bottom line step by step, and now he had made such an excessive demand.

Even though Dragon is confused and doesn't know where to go now, it doesn't mean that Dragon will completely listen to this guy's point of view.

"It's useless for you to kill me. Everything I said was based on my identity. At least until now, I haven't used you to seek any personal gain for myself."

"As long as there is a king in this country, as long as the world government needs to rule this country, then everything I said will definitely happen."

"If this performance is not up to par, the next one will only be worse."

"You can kill me, but it won't make a difference unless you can overthrow this system, this identity, Mr. Colonel."

Bathed in Dorag's murderous intent, King Git's body trembled uncontrollably - this was the fear of the weak towards the strong.

But King Kit's tone remained calm.

"You are right, Your Majesty. I will do it right away!"

In confusion, Dorag finally agreed to His Majesty the King.

Dragon knew that if he refused, the Navy Headquarters would send other people, and the rebellious people would only suffer more.

Dragon bowed slightly to show his respect for the king of a member country of the World Government.

"Colonel, I think it's not as difficult as you think."

"When you actually meet those people, I'm afraid you'll want to kill more people."

"Bullying, rape, tyranny, killing, abuse, concentration and inequality of resources, and..."

"What kind of rules will be born from a huge, rule-less, super-large aggregate that could starve to death at any time? Even if you haven't seen it, you can probably imagine it."

"You have no desire to protect them, because they have given up their human identities and become beasts in human form, haven't you, sir?"

Dorag turned away, the king's voice still echoing in his ears.

"Sir Colonel, this king is a wise man."

Dorag's adjutant spoke up. In his opinion, the king was frighteningly sober.

Everything he did was to make the country stronger while protecting himself.

He doesn't care about the people, but his desire for the country to be rich and strong forces him to consider those people.

So he was controlling the formation and development of the rebellion behind the scenes.

This means that anyone who wants to quell the rebellion will only have to pay the smallest price, thus allowing the greatest number of guys to stay.

“What can I do to prevent this from happening again?”

"It's not the king who is wrong, it's not the people, it's what is wrong."

"So, what should I do..."

"System? The king has mentioned this concept many times. If this system disappears, will all these tragedies stop happening?"

Dorag thought so in confusion.