Wasn't Many Countries' ideal practically no different from Joy Boy's?
In Pirate King, Joy Boy held great significance for the Giant Kingdom. He was an ally of the Giant race, representing hope and liberation.
Joy Boy worked with the Giant race to help the fish-men build the giant ship "Noah," and promised to lead them toward a new life.
He led the liberation movement with a spirit of "laughter and freedom." His ideals aligned with the Giant race's pursuit of freedom, bringing them hope and showing them the possibility of different races living together in harmony.
Joy Boy was believed to be the incarnation of Sun God Nika, while Nika was a warrior from Elbaf's ancient legends and a deity worshipped by the Giant race. Thus, Joy Boy also held a certain religious significance for the Giant Kingdom.
That was precisely why the giants had been so excited upon hearing Many Countries' ideals.
After spending more than a week in the Giant Kingdom, Milim and Charlotte Lingling finally prepared to return to Many Countries. After all, many matters still awaited Charlotte Lingling's attention there.
Giant King Harald stood on the shore, watching the two figures gradually depart. During those past few days, he had also returned to Elbaf, the Giant Kingdom.
Naturally, he had heard of everything the two had done. It left Harald, who had already been somewhat shaken, even more conflicted.
But one thing was certain: Many Countries, which had been willing to give Elbaf high-yield seeds free of charge, would forever be Elbaf's friend.
Even if the World Government were to launch an unjust war against Many Countries, Elbaf, the Giant Kingdom, would never stand idly by. Just as he had attacked the World Government's ships, Elbaf could never tolerate its benefactor being harmed in order to