Thus, even though Borsalino had made such a huge mistake, Marine Headquarters' final punishment amounted to nothing more than "three drinks as punishment, and don't do it again." That was all.
That said, while Borsalino was indeed irreplaceable at the moment, and Marine Admiral Sengoku had also been trying every possible way to excuse Kizaru out of gratitude for saving his life back then, he still cursed him bloody, both aloud and in his heart.
It was no wonder. With Borsalino unable to answer the summons, Marine Headquarters—and even the World Government—had no way to extend aid to the Buster Call fleet that had already been driven into a desperate situation. They could only watch in agony as such a powerful armed force was completely wiped out.
Well, in truth, there was no longer any so-called Buster Call "fleet" by then. Only one warship remained, and only three generals were left. Oh, no, that should have been only two.
As it turned out, while Sengoku was speaking with Borsalino's family on the Den Den Mushi, Amon had already caught up with the warship trying to flee. It did not take him much effort to cut down another general.
Speaking of which, given the generals' abilities and their much smaller targets, if they had abandoned the warship and fled separately, Amon might really have missed one—or even two—after being delayed by Marine Rear Admiral Kake for so long.
But military law existed, and these generals were nowhere near as important as Borsalino. How could they dare abandon their ship and run? Not only would they still die afterward, but they would also be disgraced, leaving their families unable even to collect compensation.
Therefore, Amon's deliberate decision to spare this Navy Main Battleship earlier had successfully tied down the enemies' feet, leaving