Violence could solve 99% of problems, and the remaining 1% only existed because one was not strong enough.
North Blue.
The sudden explosion disrupted the rhythm of the World Government and the Marines.
But no one had time to weep over the wounds caused by the explosion or tend to their injuries.
Because the Freedom Revolutionary Alliance had started the broadcast in advance, Saint Maz gave the order.
The World Government and Marines' forces that remained intact abandoned those who had been severely injured by the explosion.
During this process, the higher-ups carrying out the orders faced many objections and protests.
But under the command of the highest authority, there was no other choice.
Those who protested were brutally suppressed.
The intact fleet continued sailing toward the Freedom Revolutionary Alliance.
As for the wounded soldiers, they were ruthlessly abandoned on the sea and deserted islands to await death.
Everything seemed incomparably cold-blooded.
But the official explanation was that, for the safety of the entire world, these were necessary sacrifices.
Listening to the endless wails behind the fleet and smelling the pungent stench of blood.
Countless Marine soldiers and officials from World Government member nations became confused by the decision of those above them.
They had abandoned comrades they had lived alongside day and night simply to stop a broadcast that might shake the World Government's rule.
Was it worth it? Countless doubts swirled through the hearts of those with ideals and a sense of justice.
At the very front of all the warships.
Garp and Koby wore pained expressions as they fell silent.
Koby, who had grown rapidly, felt anguish as he recalled Marine Admiral Aokiji's defection and the ideals that former Marine Admiral Zephyr had spread across the seas.
"Teacher Garp, what is wrong with letting everyone in the