"Pass, try another one, this method won't work."

Kuro figured he couldn't find a pirate who could demote him.

Even if a pirate with minor offenses has a high bounty, you can handle him if he's willing to join the Navy. But if he's extremely malicious, you can't stop him from joining the Navy.

Kro thought for a moment, then asked uncertainly, "Does this mean...we'll get another complaint?"

"I'm complaining about it, it's a total bastard!!"

Kuro couldn't help but swear.

What kind of nonsense is this complaint? Who knows what the World Government's thought process is? They had already violently driven the people away, but the Revolutionary Army interfered, and the World Government somehow managed to make them believe that they had also protected those famous people and nobles.

This can be considered a merit?

Seeing Kuro's angry expression, Kuro thought for a moment and said loudly, "Mr. Kuro, I have three safety measures that can guarantee your safety."

Tell me about it.

"I'll teach you a counterintuitive strategy: actively seek out those great pirates, capture them, and eliminate all threats. Then there will be nothing in the West Sea that can bother you. How about that?"

"Oh? Can I be demoted?"

Kuro shook his head: "No, capturing pirates is a meritorious deed. This plan is mainly to make you a rear admiral or even a vice admiral, and to enter headquarters to support your own faction. This is a relatively safe approach."

"Then I might as well just transfer back to headquarters and get a different job." Kuro rolled his eyes.

Kro continued, "Then I'll teach you the strategy of hiding in a small area. Defend Pegasus Island and don't even care about the surrounding waters. Pirates won't attack the naval base for no reason. Staying in the base will naturally make you very safe. How about that?"

"Can I be demoted?"

Kro shook his head again: "No, if you encounter pirates who want to challenge the Navy, you still need to take action. Over time, you will still get promoted."

"What a terrible idea, come up with something else." Kuro rolled his eyes.

"Then I'll teach you the strategy of feigning defeat. When you encounter ordinary small-time pirates, pretend to be defeated. Do it once, twice, or three times. After a while, the Navy will feel ashamed and stop paying attention to you. You'll be safe then. How about that?"

"Good my ass!"

Lida rolled her eyes. "Are you kidding me, Kuro? Use your pig brain! How could you possibly agree to something like this? Kuro will never lose, absolutely not!"

“I’m not a pig brain, I’m a dog brain,” Kuro corrected. “I’m someone who ate the ‘Dog-Dog Fruit’ now, and I’m essentially a ‘Dog-Dog Person,’ so being a pig brain is wrong.”

Why are you treating me like a perfectly good person?

Kuro was speechless for a moment, then asked, "Can I be demoted?"

"No, because of Admiral Kizaru, you might be transferred back to headquarters for retraining, but you'll be safe," Kuro said.

"Change it, change it." Kuro waved his hand.

Kuro bared his teeth, barely suppressing the urge to whack Kuro on the head three times, and said, "I don't want this, I don't want that, you rascal..."

"Um?"

"Pfft... For the first time ever, I'm suddenly at a loss today. Look, I just got up and was wandering around outside with nothing to do, and you suddenly ask me this? I haven't even brushed my teeth yet." Chloe swallowed.

"If you can't figure it out today, I'll kill you!" Kuro said through gritted teeth.

Damn it, I'm out there doing nothing all day, chatting with the residents and having a great time. But do you know that I'm not eating well anymore, and I'm not sleeping well either? The word "promotion" just doesn't look right to me. I looked at it over and over again for a long time before I finally saw that it was written with the word "danger" between the lines!

Faced with Kuro's anger, Kuro pursed his lips. He felt that if he didn't come up with a plan today, he would probably be dragged to the training ground for 'training' by Kuro.

It's unbearable to repair!

Why wasn't Sazir there at this time? That way, even if he got hit, he could still bring 'Kuro' back.

etc...

"Got it!"

Kuro's lenses gleamed, and he confidently pushed up his glasses, saying with great poise, "Mr. Kuro, we can recall Sazir Kuro now. Judging by the time, his headquarters training should be almost over."

“Sazil?”

Kuro was taken aback. "What use is he?"

"His name is Kuro, Mr. Kuro!"

Kuro laughed excitedly, "Anyway, it's all 'Kuro,' so even if we accidentally do something good later, we can just put the credit on him."

yes!

Kuro thought about it and his eyebrows danced with excitement.

It seems like it actually works.

This is the West Blue, where there aren't many great pirates. With his consistent policy of stability, he rarely encounters any great pirates. If he were to run into something as unlucky as the Insect Kingdom, he would simply push the blame onto Sazel.

Unlike Cass, who claimed that the credit was given to him because he was the one who gave the report and instructed him.

He wasn't the kind of boss who would steal credit, and Sazir, that brat, seemed unremarkable, but he had big ambitions, so he'd give him that chance.

Having someone else in the spotlight while you remain behind the scenes provides another layer of protection.

As for Cass, we must find an opportunity to get rid of him, which would provide another layer of protection.

No, that's not right... We can't get rid of him yet. He's under my nose now, so he's easier to control. If he leaves, who knows what kind of trouble he might cause.

If they dare to confront the Revolutionary Army today, they might end up with one of the Four Emperors tomorrow.

After much deliberation, Kuro decided to temporarily abandon his plan to deal with Cass.

"Finally, a decent one. I'll let you off the hook today, but we'll see if there's an even better solution later."

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