Revolutionary Army...
They are considered a major enemy by the World Government and are treated with even greater priority than pirates.
Its leader, Dorag...
"Do you have anything to say?" Kuro exhaled a puff of smoke and asked Garp.
He's this guy's son.
"Pfft, hahaha, I can't care about that." Garp laughed and then said, "But entering Mary Geoise at this time is indeed not a good idea. That kid Dragon was too hasty."
Upon hearing this, Kaji panicked and said, "Is it appropriate for you to say that, Capusan!"
"Pfft, hahaha, what does it matter?" Garp continued to laugh.
I don't know if this old man is truly heartless or just pretending.
But given the nature of world governments...
"I guess he's not dead."
Kuro tapped the newspaper cover with his finger. "Just like when I ran into Rayleigh last time, we didn't even know if he was dead or not, but the newspaper had already made a definitive judgment."
He picked up his knife and fork, ate the food the waiter brought, chewed it all, then picked up his wine glass and drank it all in one gulp. He then floated up: "But it has nothing to do with us. Sabo isn't your grandson, is he, Garp?"
"Pfft, hahaha, I only know Sabo, but I don't have that many grandsons." Garp continued to laugh.
Kuro shrugged, stood up, and floated away. "Let's go."
"Aren't you going to escort him, Kuro?" Kake asked.
"Headquarters is calling me, and besides, I'm in this state, what kind of escort am I supposed to provide?" Kuro said irritably, "Don't call me for any future events, just pretend I'm dead."
He was tired, he was numb, all he wanted was to go back to G-3 to retire.
The New World is in chaos right now, but the Navy's control area is relatively stable because the main chaos is in the pirate territory. Just watch them fight amongst themselves. Kuro just wants to go back to G-3, close the gates, and ignore everything except his own jurisdictional waters and tourism industry until the chaos subsides a bit, and then enjoy a lifetime of peace.
"Pfft, hahaha, that's really scary. It would be better if they died." Garp laughed.
Kuro ignored him, walked out of the restaurant and headed straight for the Golden Lion, sailing out to sea.
At this time, in Mary Geoise.
After the meeting, the kings met privately in a conference room.
"The master has won!"
Inside a small round table, David slammed his fist on the table and exclaimed excitedly, "My lord has defeated that devil's offspring, and many kings have developed a good impression of him because of this. We should contact them."
"Yes, yes, we're in contact with them."
The kings of the four kingdoms of the North Sea raised their hands in unison, like conjoined twins, and excitedly said, "After news of Vice Admiral Kuro came, many kings came to ask us, wanting to obtain Vice Admiral Kuro's contact information and how to befriend him."
This is no joke. In the battle at Greygate, Kuro not only killed Barrett, but also a large number of pirates. When the news was announced, several kings wept with joy because those pirates had caused damage to their countries but had never been caught, yet Kuro had wiped them all out.
Vice Admiral Jinni, a pillar of the Navy! The embodiment of justice!
This made the kings very eager to get to know Kuro; for now, what this man had done gave them a great sense of security.
"Wait a minute!"
David extended his hand and said, “Don’t rush. There’s no need to notify them now. Let’s have a meeting in advance and find a place to determine our strategy and specific development of ‘Debon’ before contacting the other kings. All of us here are people who have been kind to us by our master, so we can determine a common direction. But if we invite those kings rashly now, they may not agree with us and may even report us to the World Government.”
“That’s true.” Lowe nodded. “For example, the Flower Country kept reporting on me during the seven-day conference. If they keep going like this, I’ll have to start another war.”
“I support you on this point, but not now,” David said to Lowe. “World peace must be achieved step by step. The Flower Kingdom is a huge country, and we cannot waste our limited resources on it. We should focus our efforts on development and stabilize our own sphere of influence.”
Lowe remained noncommittal.
David continued, "Once we are stable, we can then carefully consider the development of a king who recognizes us and is committed to world peace, ensuring that our original intentions are not compromised or undermined."
He stood up, raised his hands, and said, “Gentlemen! We cannot become the next world government. Admittedly, the original intention of the world government was good. Perhaps eight hundred years ago, the world government transformed into a world government with lofty ideals and beautiful visions! But we must face reality. The current world government has deviated from its original intention. We must be cautious. We cannot become such a world government. We want true world peace!”
"Gentlemen, in order for the common people to roam the seas freely, and for the nation to prosper in peace, we must strive. Our path is perilous, but we will continue on it, and the people on this path will never cease to exist!!"
"Well said, brother!" Aquitaine clapped enthusiastically, exclaiming, "What you say is the truth, brother! I am willing to contribute my own strength to this cause!!"
The kings of the four kingdoms of Beihai clapped blindly. They didn't quite understand, but that didn't matter; they couldn't ruin the atmosphere at this moment...
As Lowe listened to David's words, he felt a chill run down his spine and subconsciously activated his Observation Haki to see if anyone was eavesdropping outside.
If he had, he would have had to commit the crime in Mary Geoise...
"This guy..."
Lowe stared at David, feeling that this guy was a bit like his brother-in-law, though he didn't want to admit it.
He didn't have much contact with Kuro because he disliked him, but he would often pay attention to him because of Lida.
As a king, and someone who used to specialize in intelligence, assassination, and warfare, obtaining intelligence wouldn't be too difficult for him.
This guy's current speech has a bit of that rambling, nonsensical quality he has when he's bored...
David then covered his chest with his hands, adopting a pious posture.
In his arms lay a treasure he valued more than life itself.
It wasn't that book of "Sayings of Justice," although that was also important, but the piece of paper he was copying in his pocket was even more important!
He got it!
That piece of paper hidden in that house in the old man's hometown.
That piece of paper that could overthrow world governments and bring true world peace!
The master had this ideal from the beginning; otherwise, he would not have left this behind or written it down.
He wrote it for a reason; he was waiting for someone to discover it, for someone to put his ideals into practice, and for someone to work with him inside and outside the navy!
David accepted this responsibility!
For the master's long-cherished wish!
Fulfilling his master's wishes is his duty as a knight.
"I won't let you down, sir!" David vowed silently.
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