The entire world had indeed been shaken.
On this very day, almost one after another, the World Economic News and several other newspapers delivered a shocking piece of news to the people of the seas.
Two former Navy Admirals—Akainu and Aokiji, who had previously been captured by the NEO Marines—had finally completely betrayed the Navy. The two men once known as the World Government's strongest fighting force had joined Black Arm Zephyr's ranks.
The news was the same, but the content reported by the two sides' newspapers was entirely different.
The newspapers under the World Government published a declaration from Navy Headquarters.
It broadly denounced Akainu and Aokiji's betrayal, focusing on condemning their wicked act of abandoning the light for darkness.
To highlight the two men's crimes, the government even brought up Ohara, condemning Akainu's bombardment of the refugee ship to the people of the world for the first time.
In short, they were trying to completely brand Akainu and Aokiji as villains on moral grounds.
However, the World Economic News also happened to mention Ohara.
If the government's newspapers wanted to cast Akainu and Aokiji into an abyss of eternal damnation, then the World Economic News naturally intended to clear their names and endorse their choice.
Here, what had happened at Ohara was, of course, described in great detail.
After all, it had truly been a crucial turning point in Aokiji's change of heart.
Before this, probably no one had ever revealed to the people of the seas what had happened at Ohara.
Rather than blindly condemning from the moral high ground, plainly laying out the facts and reasoning was naturally more moving.
An entire island had been utterly destroyed for pursuing history. The people of the seas naturally had their own judgment as to who had been right