Being able to hear the sounds at this point is a testament to the awareness of these naval personnel.
Because General Jinni had an excellent reputation in the navy, they already felt guilty for not going when he was promoted to marshal.
"Ahem, first of all, thank you for your hard work, sailors at the front."
The Den Den Mushi cleared its throat first, and then Kuro's voice came through.
On a high-rise building near the new headquarters, Kuro held a Den Den Mushi and looked down at the upright Marines below. His voice continued to spread throughout the headquarters and was heard by others.
"To be honest, I was quite rushed into this promotion to marshal. In fact, I didn't want to accept it. I thought about finding another job, but after thinking about it, I realized that, frankly speaking, it seems that no one else is suitable for the position besides me."
His relaxed tone drew smiles from many sailors.
But we have to admit, that's really the case.
General Jinni is now the most qualified.
"It's right that you marines on the front lines or on missions didn't leave this time. We can't give up such a great situation just because of some admiral promotion ceremony. Otherwise, we would all have to replace the admiral to maintain the front line. If the front line is left empty because of the admiral ceremony, it will inevitably invite ridicule from the pirates."
"Some people say that it's disrespectful for me to not come when I'm promoted to Fleet Admiral. To that, I want to say, that's not true at all. Look at these people here. They were all chosen to represent us despite their busy schedules. They abandoned the front lines and came to headquarters to attend the ceremony just for my becoming Fleet Admiral. That's already enough respect. As for those who didn't come, they have more important missions. They are dealing with pirates. At this time, killing a few more pirates is also a sign of respect for me, who is about to become Fleet Admiral."
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