Area 30 has been cleared out. It connects to Areas 10, 20, and 40. Kro can simply send troops to guard the entrances of Areas 10 and 20, while the others head to Area 40 to continue the clearing.
Area 40 is a tourist and shopping district, a place where the wealthy and nobles often gather, and correspondingly, there are also many gangs.
Having learned from their experience in area 30, they were able to search much faster this time.
Without hesitation in Area 30, the navy took an even tougher stance this time.
Especially Klo and Sazir, they are not ordinary tough guys.
In his treatment of slaves, Clod was completely unrestrained. Regardless of whether the slaves were nobles or wealthy people, or what kind of threats they posed, if they resisted, he would simply seize them by force, and if they defied him, he would beat them up.
When it comes to dealing with gangsters, Sazel is even more ruthless. Because Kuro has the power to make decisions on the spot, whenever there is resistance, he doesn't even have time to do any tedious investigations. With a wave of his hand, bullets turn people into sieves.
Under this absolute violence, Area 40 was quickly cleared out, a large number of slaves were released, and gangs were wiped out, leaving only a few petty thugs who had not committed any evil deeds to escape.
In Zone 40, bloodshed also raged.
This resulted in Chambord being extremely deserted during the day, despite it being daytime and being the largest tourist and shopping area.
After the 40th district was resolved, Klo no longer needed to station troops there. Apart from the port, the only other districts connected to the 40th district were the 30th and 50th districts. The 30th district had already been resolved, and the 50th district was their next target.
As a shipbuilding and coating facility, this place is generally a base for government officials and merchants. Pirates dare not stay here. In addition to the fact that there is security here, it is next to Area 60, which is the base of the Navy and the World Government.
For Klo, the idea of Zone 50 was originally quite simple.
Compared to 30 and 40, this is clearly simpler.
"Hey, what are you doing? Don't disturb our business!"
However, when the navy came to their door, the owners of the major shipyards were unhappy and each of them led their shipwrights to guard the entrance.
"This is not a place your navy can inspect at will. Do you know how many important figures are waiting for us to deliver goods to them? If you are even a step late, you can't afford the consequences!"
A fierce-looking boss stood in front of the navy and said menacingly.
"Tsk..."
Sazir spat and said, "I don't care who you're delivering goods to. Even if you're building ships for the Celestial Dragons, you have to stop now. Until the investigation is over, stay home and wait for orders. You're not allowed to operate!"
"What if I'm about to open for business!"
The boss waved his hand, and the boatmen behind him pulled out hammers and chainsaws, glaring fiercely at them.
They are not afraid of conflict.
They're not gangsters or pirates; they're law-abiding citizens. The Navy has no right to kill them. If they were to commit a massacre, the Navy would be in big trouble.
As for fighting, who's afraid of who?
The boatmen were all hot-tempered people, and they wouldn't accept being forced to close down without a fight.
Bang!
Sazir punched the vicious boss in the stomach. The boss gagged and knelt down, clutching his stomach.
"you..."
He pointed at Sazir, rolled his eyes, and fainted.
"Major Admiral Kuro's orders are not to be questioned!"
Sazir shouted at the shipwrights, "If you want to come, I'll show you where the navy's resolve really lies!"
His serious expression made the boatmen collectively take a step back, looking at each other, not daring to step forward.
Their boss used to be a shipwright, and quite a formidable fighter, yet he was knocked down by this navy officer with a single punch. This shows that they couldn't win a fight either.
"If you're not going to fight, then move aside, seal off the shipyard, stand in line, and we'll begin the inspection!"
As Sazir spoke, the navy behind him took a step forward. Under this imposing presence, the shipwrights hesitated for a moment, but finally dropped their weapons and allowed the navy to enter.
Such scenes are common throughout Area 50.
But they were all shocked by the navy's tough stance. A direct confrontation was not an option, so they had to resort to a roundabout approach.
These bosses called their employers, who in turn called the Navy Headquarters.
...
New headquarters.
The former location of Navy G-1.
"marshal!"
In the spacious office, a man with a hoarse voice, thin as a dried corpse, and wearing armor saluted the person sitting at the desk.
"We've received a lot of calls and faxes from Sabaody Archipelago, with many people complaining about the current base commander, Lucilfer Kuro. We simply can't suppress it any longer, so we have no choice but to report this to you."
The one who filed the report was T. Penn, a naval officer known as the "Ship-Slaying Hero".
After saluting, he thought for a moment and then added, "But Marshal, I have met Lucilfer Kuro, and I think he is a very good navy man, certainly not as brutal as that complaint suggests."
“Kuro…”
Akainu flipped through the documents, which were filled with complaints from Sabaody Archipelago, accusations of disturbing the peace, indiscriminate killing, and the likes of snowflakes on the paper.
After reviewing the documents, Akainu smiled slightly: "Well done, kid."
boom!
A burst of intense heat emanated from his palm, burning the entire stack of documents.
"No need to worry about it."
Akainu stood up, smiling, and said, "Lucil Kuro's actions are permitted by me. Even if headquarters has moved, Sabaody is not a reason for chaos. Evil should be stopped by violence. From now on, all complaints about Lucil Kuro will be ignored."
"yes!"
T. Penn responded loudly, a slight smile playing on his lips.
That's right. Lucilfer Kuro is a good Marine, and Akainu is a good Fleet Admiral. They can understand each other.
What's truly unexpected is that the lazy and laid-back Kuro has this side to him.
"Justice must not be insulted!"
Akainu walked to the large balcony at the front, looked up at the sky, and slowly said, "The era of pirates and chaos should have disappeared starting last year. If they don't disappear, then we should force them to disappear. Kuro did a little less than right. If I were here, these people wouldn't have the right to complain! To complain is to defy justice!"
"But... it really suits him. He can really show his skills in Sabaody Archipelago. When the time is right, he will be a perfect Marine!"
Just as he had thought before, so what if he didn't have capable subordinates?
So what if Kuro is Borsalino's subordinate?
I am the Marshal!
The navy are all his subordinates!
Lucilfer Kuro, too!
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