Revolutionary Army headquarters, Baltigo.
An important meeting of the Revolutionary Army's upper ranks was underway here, one that would determine the future direction of the Revolutionary Army's strategy:
Should they cooperate with Garen to eliminate Kaido, then unite their powerful forces and join together?
Or should they stick to their original plan, continue building strength, and focus their efforts on dealing with the World Government?
"Everyone."
Sabo had always stood by his own opinion:
"If this cooperation succeeds, we can achieve our goal of overthrowing the World Government ahead of schedule."
"I object."
A senior Revolutionary Army officer immediately voiced his opposition:
"Doesn't The Doctrine say we must learn to identify the key issue and concentrate our strength on resolving the principal contradiction?"
Since the Revolutionary Army had no theoretical literature of its own, he could only quote from The Doctrine, which Garen had painstakingly cobbled together by copying political textbooks:
"The World Government is the principal contradiction we face. We should not disrupt our original battle plan and waste the precious combat strength we have accumulated over so many years on Kaido, a secondary contradiction."
"Kaido is not someone who can be killed so easily."
"Once we officially go to war with him, the strength we have built up over the years may be cut down by more than half."
The two sides remained deadlocked, and their leader, Monkey D. Dragon, had yet to make a decision.
Just as they were struggling with the matter, a subordinate delivered an urgent request for aid, interrupting their heated debate:
"It's a request for aid from Captain Kafoor."
The expressions of the Revolutionary Army's senior officers shifted slightly, and the atmosphere grew grave:
Captain Kafoor, known in the world as the Son of the Revolution, was a somewhat famous revolutionary in the