Bright found it rather amusing.
Even now, Miss Gion still did not trust him.
She was willing to expose her whereabouts in front of him only because she hoped to contact Teacher Zephyr through him.
In that woman's heart, although her impression of him had improved somewhat, she still regarded him as an enemy of the Marines.
Well.
Although she herself was now an enemy of the Marines as well.
"By now, the government has become my enemy too. But Teacher Zephyr, I can't judge whether your actions are right or wrong."
There was some confusion in Miss Gion's voice, but even more determination. "All I can do is try my best to make the Marines see the government's true face!"
"Then let Mr. Sengoku, Sister Tsuru, and the others make their decision when the time comes."
A smile appeared on the woman's face. "You should welcome that outcome as well, shouldn't you?"
Of course they welcomed it.
If the Marines could truly break away from the World Government, it would naturally be a wonderful thing for Bright's side.
Even if the Marines did not stand with them, as long as they were also enemies of the World Government, that was more than enough.
Who would ever complain about having too many enemies for the World Government, right?
"If you can really do it, then of course I'll applaud."
Teacher Zephyr sighed from the other end of the line. "For now, let's leave it at that."
Bright knew that Teacher Zephyr was deeply conflicted.
On one hand, Gion's earlier actions had caused the deaths of tens of thousands of NEO Marine soldiers.
On the other hand, she was his beloved disciple, and if her plan truly succeeded, it would greatly aid their cause.
It was quite a dilemma.
This was