Apart from Whitey Bay and Jack, everyone else present, even their companions, felt a chill run down their spines at Sig and Long's words.
Whitey Bay and Jack didn't understand; they just thought... "As expected of the eldest brother, awesome!"
Even if Sig is off to Mary Geoise tomorrow, all they'll say is, "Hurry up and get the ship to our brother's dock..."
What makes Long and Sig terrifying is not their willingness to take risks—for freedom, for ideals, for their country, for their companions, or even for their ambitions... There are countless people on this sea who dare to risk their lives, which is why there is the "Great Pirate Era".
What's truly terrifying is that in their eyes, not only do they dare to do it, but anyone who sacrifices themselves for this purpose is considered to have died a worthy death. They only lament, "Another Warrior has fallen," and never have any thoughts like, "They were killed by me," or "If only I hadn't taught him to rebel against the World Government."
They were only one step away from the most indifferent and ruthless ambitious figures—both Sig and Long genuinely believed they hadn't used anyone...
Since it's for the future of everyone, then everyone has a reason to take up arms.
Of course, it's okay if you don't want to take it. The dragon is just spreading its ideas. It would be best if they could take root and sprout, but if not, consider it as fertilizing.
Sig was more Zen-like, simply guiding those who wanted to do this not to waste their energy on internal conflicts...
Rather than starting a revolution, Sig prefers to take matters into his own hands and cause trouble!
Sig and Dragon are similar in one way—even though Sig has the ability to hypnotize, he has never used this ability to incite ordinary people to rebel against the World Government. Instead, he has "planted seeds" in the minds of the Navy or other agents of the World Government.
Dragon is the same. Although he doesn't genuinely agree with the World Government, the Affiliated Nation he overthrows are all places where people are already oppressed and tyrannical, such as Alabasta and Dressrosa. These are places where life isn't great, but people can still barely survive. The Revolutionary Army won't deliberately incite or escalate conflicts in these places. At most, they will send people to win over the royal family.
This is limiting yourself...
Just like Fisher Tiger would never kill anyone, no matter what.
It's not a matter of compassion or not, but about preventing oneself from being swallowed by darkness.
Sig and Dragon got along very well, but after Sig rejected the "Chief of Staff's" suggestion, Dragon did not offer to accompany Sig on a journey back to Wano Country.
The current situation in Wano Country was originally caused by Sig. Dragon could guess that Sig must have other important things to say to the new shogun.
Since it has been determined that both parties have the same goal, and since Sig has not brought up the matter of needing assistance with Long, Long simply doesn't ask.
Just like Sig didn't ask why Bartholomew Kuma and Okama King were next to him...
They merely exchanged the most basic contact information. Ivankov gave Sieg a corner of his Sig Vivre Card —not only could Sieg find Ivankov, but if Sig ever encountered members of the Revolutionary Army on the Grand Line in the future, Ivankov's Vivre Card could prove his identity as a "friend of the Revolutionary Army."
Of course, Sig wasn't told which Revolutionary Army sentries were hidden; he had to discover them himself...
The only thing Sig was told was that there was a Revolutionary Army "Warrior" left behind by the new Shogun in Wano Country, responsible for liaison between the two sides. He was also considered half a Wano Country. Sig would understand once he saw him, and he could then show Ivankov's Vivre Card.
As for what lies outside the Grand Line, that's not Ivankov's responsibility.
The Revolutionary Army, from Dragon down, across the four seas and the Grand Line, is divided into five armies, each operating independently. The most important of these, the Grand Line's commander, is none other than Ivankov.
The five army commanders were unaware of the situation in the other four army regions.
Nico Robin is also a target of the Revolutionary Army, and Dragon promised Sig if he finds Nico Robin, Sig can consult her if he has any questions.
When he was young, Dragon witnessed the execution of the Pirate King Roger, and Roger's words had a great impact on him.
However, it wasn't Laugh Tale or the great treasure that moved him, but rather the dragon's deep emotion at Roger's dying wish to ignite this the Star...
The dragons didn't have much desire for Laugh Tale.
He simply instructed Sig that if he ever discovered any secrets that could help overthrow the World Government, he should share them.
Meanwhile, the dragon also helped Sig come up with a clue...
"Speaking of prophecies, Oden's Wife from Wano Country made a prophecy when she was executed, right? Oden's Wife was a user of the Time-Time Fruit, so perhaps she saw something. In other words... users of the Time-Time Fruit might be able to see something." Dragon's words sounded like nonsense at first glance.
But Sig understood!
The user of the Time-Time Fruit...
Isn't there one now?
The Revolutionary Army probably already knew about "Captain John" and that he knew Sig.
Indeed, if we could learn some prophecy from Yunlai, even if we couldn't clearly predict the location of Laugh Tale, we could at least get a hint as to why Roger and Oden thought of going to Ohara back then.
"I'll go ask him later..." Sig seemed unsure of himself.
Oden's Wife's predictions were not necessarily accurate!
After twenty years of waiting, the sun's rays finally shine through the darkness, casting nine shadows as it rises in the east...
Even according to the original work, she only successfully predicted the timeframe of "twenty years," but what about the Nine Shadows?
Among the Nine Red Scabbards, there was one traitor!
As for outsiders, the Straw Hat Pirates alone has ten members. Even if Chopper isn't considered a person, he still has shadows, so it's impossible to count "nine Kage".
Therefore, in Sig's mind, Oden's Wife's "prophecy" was probably just a reassuring remark.
After a long conversation, the two sides carefully passed each other in the narrow waterway—fortunately, the Revolutionary Army's boat was not very large.
After bidding farewell to Long and the others, Sig of five continued their journey to the hidden harbor.
Because the Revolutionary Army had just left, there were still people waiting above them—if the Beasts Pirates discovered them, Dragon could retreat.
Yamato, Hiyori, and the Revolutionary Army Warrior who was "half a Wano Country" were all still in Jinbu Port at this time.
As soon as Sig flew up, he heard someone warily shout, "Who goes there!"
Sound...
It sounds very young; it's almost like a girl's voice.
Sig also noticed this, and besides his familiar faces Yamato Hiyori, there was another figure who was "short" and clearly hadn't fully developed yet. This figure was wearing Wano Country- style samurai armor and a demon mask...