Then Let the World Disappear for Another Hundred Years

Sig's stance is aligned with the Revolutionary Army's overall direction, and given the events in Wano Country and the Ryugu Kingdom, Dragon had long heard of "Siegfried."

After both sides extended goodwill to each other, the atmosphere immediately became one of "close friends who felt like old friends." Sig even jumped directly onto the Revolutionary Army's ship, chatted with Dragon, and even mentioned Laugh Tale.

"Nicole Robin... Indeed, we have been looking for her, but unfortunately..." Dragon shook his head regretfully.

Sig didn't share the coordinates with the dragon, and he knew the dragon didn't care, but he directly stated his concern—the coordinates were a bit strange, and Nico Robin might need to provide an explanation.

Sig was slightly disappointed; it seemed the Revolutionary Army's intelligence network wasn't very good after all. He had originally wanted to try his luck.

However, as Dragon said, the Revolutionary Army is also looking for her. If they had any concrete information, Robin Revolutionary Army ago!

"So, Mr. Sig's visit to Wano Country this time is about... the Mink Tribe?" Ryu saw Nekomamushi and Inuarashi and immediately guessed the truth.

Long couldn't help but sigh inwardly—"As expected of the Sea King, he can always easily do things that I can't!"

After Fisher Tiger's death, the dragon noticed that the atmosphere in the Ryugu Kingdom had become terrible, and the divisions were very serious...

On one side is Queen Otohime, who wholeheartedly seeks peace through openness and tolerance; on the other is a hidden force consumed by hatred, even harboring animosity towards all humanity...

Not only did this sow the seeds of division within the Ryugu Kingdom, but neither side could effectively guide the future of the Fish-Man Race.

Dragon, however, lamented that he was merely human. While Fish-Man like Haku supported his ideals, influencing the Ryugu Kingdom and the general population of the Fish-Man Race was far too difficult...

However, when the dragon passed through the Ryugu Kingdom this time, it discovered that although the two sides were not exactly allied, they had already reached a certain tacit understanding. More importantly, they were also bound by certain ideologies and were no longer two extremes.

The events in Wano Country left Dragon speechless— Kaido's own daughter, Kozuki Yamato, married Kozuki Hiyori and became the shogun of Wano Country?

I recognize almost every single character, but when put together, I can't understand it at all...

However, regardless of the circumstances, Dragon, who had just visited Wano Country, had already met the new shogun. Although he was unable to immediately expel Kaido and establish Wano Country as his base of operations, the situation in Wano Country was indeed very different from before!

And the person who brought these two events together was actually the same person, which naturally piqued Long's curiosity immensely.

Now, seeing Sig bring the Mink Tribe people he had been unable to find to Wano Country, Dragon's thoughts deepened even further.

"The two kings of the Mink Tribe do indeed have one of their purposes in wanting to meet the new general of Wano Country," Sig replied honestly.

Upon hearing Sig's words, Long naturally followed up with, "One of them? Then what is Mr. Sig's purpose?"

Upon hearing this, Sig's expression turned serious, and he looked at the dragon with solemnity, even a hint of pressure.

"My purpose... If you want to hear it, please tell me, Dragon Leader, what the Revolutionary Army's purpose is!" Sig's questioning tone somewhat disrupted the previously harmonious atmosphere.

Although he kept saying "comrade, companion," he was just being polite.

Sig was indeed confident that he and the Revolutionary Army were aligned on the general direction, and that cooperation was fine in ordinary times.

But whether they are truly "comrades" is something Sig needs to confirm.

Although their name is "Revolutionary Army," what if they're actually "Reformists" underneath?

After all, Dragon is Garp's son; after all, Dragon used to be a Marine; after all... Kizaru is even suspected of being a Revolutionary Army spy!

Of course, Sig wasn't entirely convinced about the last remaining question.

Otherwise, Sig would be facing him in a 5v5 mid lane right now...

But what if Dragon Brain had a sudden lapse in judgment and actually just wanted to "remove the rotten flesh from the World Government, allowing those with aspirations to stretch out and regain their vitality"?

Then Sig can only be wary of the Revolutionary Army; they can only use each other as a matter of course, since they are not on the same side.

Having spent several years in Mary Geoise Sig...

The biggest rotten part of the World Government lies in its leader, and a "zombie" with its brain ripped out cannot become a healthy person.

Whether it's the Five Elders, the de facto leaders of the Affiliated Nation, or the navy that traverses the seas, since they are fundamentally protecting the interests of the Celestial Dragons, they are already destined to be part of the "zombies."

Although Sig hadn't read the details of the events after the Dressrosa arc in the original work, he vaguely knew one thing—the Navy had once been revealed to have a mysterious organization called "Sword."

Koby, Garp's disciple, Drake, an undercover pirate, are both members of this organization. Their operations are secretive and they avoid the influence of the Navy leadership. Aokiji is also suspected of being a member of this organization.

"Sword" was once considered a reformer within the Navy, a hopeful figure who wanted to overthrow the corrupt Celestial Dragons and even the World Government, restore order to the seas, and uphold naval Justice...

However, later chapters reveal that CP0 was aware of the existence of this "mysterious organization," effectively reducing it to a "secret spy organization within the World Government, acting as a check and balance against CP0."

Therefore, from the very beginning, Sig never considered finding allies within the World Government's institutions.

As soon as Sig asked the question, the dragon instantly thought of many things...

People who ask him this are usually trying to test his ambition—you're going against the World Government and subverting countries everywhere, is it so you can become the new World Government? Are you willing to sacrifice the people to achieve your own ambitions?

This is the kind of doubt that most of his companions would have about him before they got to know him.

Dragon does not reject such doubts; on the contrary, he is happy to explain with facts and to accept his companions who once had such doubts.

However, looking into Sig's eyes, Long keenly sensed that Sig's suspicions didn't lie there...

Long was silent for a moment, then a grin spread across his previously expressionless face. "I... I really have been completely underestimated."

Unlike his son's and father's hearty laughter, his was a slight smile revealing his teeth, and his eyes were exceptionally sharp.

Ivankov, the Okama King, looked at the dragon with some surprise. Although she didn't know what the two were trying to fool, she hadn't seen the dragon with such an expression in a long time.

"My Old Man once questioned me, saying, 'This world isn't so friendly that it will make an exception for you just because you're stupid. Have you thought about what would happen if you flipped the table again?'"

Dragon didn't directly answer Sig's question, but his words were already an indirect reply—"I'm going to flip the table! And you doubt that I just want to tidy up the table? Are you looking down on me?"

However, Sig became curious about what he was about to say.

Inuarashi and Nekomamushi also looked over at this moment; they had asked Sig similar questions not long ago...

Then, to the cats' and dogs' astonishment, the dragon uttered words similar to those they had heard from Sig!

What will happen if you flip the table again?

Have you considered the cost of war?

Do you know what losing a war means?

"Then let's fight until the world disappears for another hundred years!"