"Admiral Akainu? Could it be that Admiral Akainu deliberately sent Kahn here to die?" After hearing Kahn say that, Gregory instinctively thought of this possibility.
But he quickly dismissed the idea. "No. Although Admiral Akainu is hard-line and uses any means necessary against pirates, he shouldn't go so far as to do something like this. Besides, he doesn't have the ability to affect emotions!"
Amid the chaos on the training grounds, Gregory did not flee. Instead, he silently sat down beside Kahn's body and waited for judgment to arrive.
The first person to reach the scene was Kizaru. His keen sense of smell had detected that a good show was about to begin.
"How frightening, Major General Gregory!" Kizaru said with a "terrified" look on his face. "You actually killed Major General Kahn with your own hands!"
"Admiral Kizaru, if I told you that someone had provoked Kahn and deliberately sent him here to die, would you believe me?" Gregory asked bitterly.
"Well, about that..."
Before Kizaru could finish, someone rudely cut him off. "Gregory, don't you even have the courage to admit what you've done?"
Kizaru was not angry. He merely watched the scene before him with interest.
Gregory cast his lifeless gaze into the distance. "Angus, Cosmo, Gary, I'm not denying what I've done. If you want my life, you can take it at any time. But the problem is that someone in Marine Headquarters is deliberately inflaming the conflict between us. If we don't expose him, something like this may happen again!"
"You claim someone is deliberately inflaming the conflict? I think you're just trying to shift the blame!" Major General Angus roared. "I heard that Kahn was brutally killed because he exposed the greatest darkness in Marine Headquarters!"
Brigadier General Gary followed up, "I was wondering