"Speaking of which, Kuro, are you ready?" Tina looked at Kuro with a strange expression.
"Huh? What preparations?" Kuro was a little confused. "War? Haven't I been fighting in the rear the whole time?"
Tina shook her head: "No, it's the marshal's position."
"!!!"
Kuro's eyes widened. "Marshal? What does the Marshal have to do with me?!"
Marshal Sakazuki was doing a good job as a marshal, so what does this marshal position have to do with him?
"Wait, you're not saying the Sakazukis are getting old and need to step down, are you? You must be joking."
Kuro waved his hand. "Sengoku was over seventy before he retired, and that was because he had to take on the responsibility of the Summit War and Impel Down. Otherwise, he could have worked for a few more years. Sakazuki... how old was he again?"
“Fifty-nine,” Tina said.
“Yeah, he’s fifty-nine, not even sixty yet. Why would he retire? He hasn’t done anything wrong. Besides, he’s only been a marshal for a few years. Retiring so frequently isn’t good for the navy,” Kuro said.
Are you genuinely unaware, or are you pretending not to know?
Tina frowned and said, "Fleet Admiral Sakazuki defied the World Government's orders and forcibly maintained the front line, but a year has passed and we still haven't achieved a complete victory."
"You've seen the commotion the revolutionary army is causing in the rear. The seas are in complete chaos. The member states have complaints, and the higher-ups have complaints about us too. If this world conference isn't handled well, Sakazuki will be ousted. Once he's gone, the only one left to take his place is you, isn't he?"
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