That said, James Glenn's ability to keep using national hatred and family vengeance to spur himself onward already put him ahead of the vast majority of failures in the world.
Perhaps it was precisely because of this that fate unexpectedly gave him an opportunity.
"What? Is this true?" James Glenn took the World Economic News Paper Whitebeard had tossed him and glanced at it, only to be utterly shocked.
He simply could not believe that the BIG Pirates were actually this formidable.
Then why had they remained confined to one corner all this time, allowing Whitebeard to seize such vast territory?
It made no sense!
However, while "Big News" Morgans's World Economic News Paper loved to exaggerate, major stories such as the deaths of important figures or the fall of key strongholds had always been reliable.
Thus, James Glenn quickly calmed down and accepted the information reported in the news. Then, for the first time, he regretted his original choice.
But with Whitebeard standing before him, James Glenn hurriedly concealed his emotions. Then his heart skipped a beat as he suddenly realized a problem:
"Whitebeard called me over so suddenly to read this newspaper. Of course it can't have been just to make me regret joining the Whitebeard Pirates, so what is his purpose?"
"After Marine Branch G1 falls, the Marines will have only one route left to cross the Red Line: the underwater passage through Fish-Man Island. But due to the limitations of coating technology, the Marines' firepower advantage will be difficult to use underwater. Even the truly powerful fighters at Navy Vice Admiral rank and above will be severely restricted. One wrong move, and they could be sunk."
At this thought, James Glenn's eyes grew brighter and brighter, because he realized that his chance to restore his nation