Decision

Major events came one after another. The already unstable situation suddenly became even more chaotic.

Bullet was now missing, and the Whole Cake Island Pirates had just fought Bullet, so they had undoubtedly suffered considerable losses.

After hearing the news, Maud's first reaction was to launch an attack on Whole Cake Island, where the Whole Cake Island Pirates were based.

However, the Reverie was also about to be held at this time.

And so.

Maud was left with two choices.

He could attack Mary Geoise and rescue Kuma while the Reverie was approaching.

Or he could take advantage of the chaos and attack the Whole Cake Island Pirates, who had just gone through a major battle.

Faced with these two choices, Maud chose to rescue Kuma.

That was the promise he had made to Kuma two years ago, and now it was time to fulfill it.

As it happened, Sabo had the same idea. Thus, rescuing Kuma at Mary Geoise during the Reverie became a certainty.

However, Maud and Sabo disagreed on how to proceed.

One side believed they could launch a frontal assault on Mary Geoise while the Marines were too overwhelmed to spare any manpower.

The other believed they could wait until the kings and their entourages attending the Reverie arrived at Mary Geoise, then infiltrate while the area was crowded and rescue Kuma at the smallest possible cost.

"Maud, a frontal assault is full of variables..."

After calming himself, Sabo did not accept Maud's proposal for a frontal assault.

For one thing, their lineup was better suited to infiltration.

For another, the Revolutionary Army was short on manpower. During the Reverie, being able to send out a team that included three army commanders and the chief of staff was already the absolute limit.

If Maud insisted on