The justice of safety is the justice that Kuro believes in.
In reality, he was just following the crowd. After all, every slightly famous naval officer believed in a certain kind of justice and even had to say it out loud.
He's a major general, after all; surely he could voice his sense of justice to cover up his cowardice... no, his desire for safety.
It's always good to have a memorial archway.
This can be used as an excuse for many things.
He's been forced into this position by his superiors, which, in a way, is a model that suits his tastes.
It would be best to keep pressing him until the end of time.
If we can't control him, we can transfer him away; that would be good too.
Of course, he had to resort to certain methods to avoid being transferred to the New World.
Pirates, it's the same old rules.
However, he also needs to maintain a high-pressure approach towards the people in Sabaody Archipelago, keeping them constantly complaining, so that the World Government will always have a headache.
This place needs to be kept under high pressure for three or four years before the slave trade improves. Only then will the rich and nobles not bother with it, or they might simply go to a new island and start anew, so Kuro won't have to see it.
But apart from Chambord, other places may not be so safe.
Under such pressure, even if pirates come every year, the old rules will be followed: those who should be killed will be killed, and those who should be released will be released. This will not make it seem like you are too eager for credit.
There will only be two outcomes: either he will be kept in place, or he will be demoted or transferred to a remote area.
He can accept either one.
This is the most appropriate solution we can think of right now.
"Hahaha, finally I've found a good way out."
Thinking of this, he couldn't help but laugh out loud.
"What are you laughing at?" Lida asked curiously.
"I laugh at your lack of wisdom, and at Kro's lack of strategy."
Kuro rolled his eyes and said, "So it turns out I still have to do it myself."
“You’ve changed. You didn’t yell at me like that before…” Lida pouted.
"Go away, stop acting cute. Go eat your food. There's so much food in Sabaody that can't shut you up, right?" Kuro waved his hand.
“Hey, speaking of which, Cass sent a telegram last time about the situation on Pegasus Island. It was very detailed. Besides the normal development, it seems that a craftsman who is really good at making donuts has recently arrived. Ah... I want to go back and try some.” Lida’s mouth watered slightly as she thought of this.
“Why not just have him send it over, or have the craftsman come over? Why go through all that trouble?” Kuro said.
“If it’s shipped over, it’ll take several days, and the taste won’t be right. It’s best eaten while it’s hot. That craftsman… Cass said he doesn’t want to go anywhere else, he just wants to stay on Pegasus Island. It seems he’s attracted to the environment there,” Lida said.
"I've developed Pegasus Island so well, everyone would want to settle down there," Kuro said smugly.
"Hmm... I'll go back then and try that donut to see how it tastes."
"It's up to you, but make sure the personnel are fully staffed. Use my organization to select the largest warship, make sure it's fully staffed, and ensure the logistics are in place. When you go, give Cass a heads-up and say that I'm sending my regards. Also, keep an eye on his movements and make sure he doesn't do anything stupid lately."
“I understand… but Cass should be fine on Pegasus Island, right?” Lida said.
"Just in case, it's good to warn him. Although there's definitely nothing going on in the West Sea right now, no pirates would dare to approach that place."
Kuro, with a cigar in his mouth, said, "After all, in the Four Seas, who would be stupid enough to attack Pegasus Island, which is so heavily guarded?"
This has been proven by time.
He spent eight months on Pegasus Island, during which countless pirates came, but none of them managed to land successfully.
There was no third option: either sink into the sea or slink away in disgrace.
"Besides, with that idiot Cass around, even if we get hit, with his strength, it's a piece of cake. Although I have a headache with him, I can't deny that he's much more reliable than you guys."
This is something that particularly frustrates Kuro: those who understand him are of no use to him.
Those who understand him from the opposite perspective are often the most reliable.
Who the hell can I reason with?
...
West Sea.
Pegasus Island.
After Kuro left, no major events occurred on Pegasus Island, life continued as usual, and the island became increasingly prosperous.
Otherwise, after he left, Pegasus Island, under Cass's leadership, became even more vibrant.
When Kuro was around, he didn't care about many things; he only cared about his own safety. Later, when there was no longer a threat from pirates, he basically washed his hands of the matter.
As a result of this top-down influence, even when Cass was present, he mostly trained at the base or went out to find pirates when necessary, and did not pay much attention to the island.
But things changed after he took over.
The difference between Cass and Kuro is that Cass is extremely dedicated.
This is the mission Mr. Kuro entrusted to him; he must not only maintain it well, but also take it to the next level!
When the islanders are in trouble, the navy is on the scene!
If you have a grievance, the Navy will mediate!
Even something as simple as harvesting rice, if the navy can do it, then let the navy do it!
Over time, Pegasus Island has become more closely connected with the Navy and is also safer.
This has attracted more people to settle here.
One of them is a recent celebrity on the island.
Pegasus Island, tourist street.
A long line of people was forming in front of a shop displaying all kinds of donuts.
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